It’s basically like Anime, the tv shows do exist but no records were saved. You could try to find any source of advertising or something that connected with the tv show.
Yes. This looks like how I start my minecraft houses as a stock functional 4-walls-rooms and then start doing many smaller additions or removals to make them fit the flow of the environment or at least not look like a modern apartment block.
Yup. Prime option to put out a little terrace or a roof window where you can ground yourself with the roof in peripheral vision while looking at a nice vista.
Could it have been multiple spiders moving into the same burrow after the first one died?
from the first reference in the article:
There is a high level of certainty that #16 lived for 43 years.
Neither males nor females re-use the defunct burrow of another
spider. Adult spiders do not relocate if their burrow
is damaged, but repair their existing burrow.
In Swedish, "sun" translates directly to "sol".
And we have different forms, like "solen" -> "the sun", "solar" -> "suns", "solarna" -> "the suns" etc.
But we don't have different forms for proper names.
It sounds like it's mostly a matter that does not involve the AI but the people working on it, maybe even working on it because of the fear they are subjected to after being the subject of this revelation (possibly by other people involved in the AI that coincidentally are the only ones that could push for such a thing to be included in the AI!).
Something something any cult, paradise/hell, God/AI has nothing to do with this and could even not exist at all.
No, "The Game" works only as long as you accept to take part in it, to give validity to the empty statement that you are now inevitably playing "The Game".
The Basilisk is meant to force that onto you, outside of any arbitraty convention.
When it comes to neurodiversity, I did appreciate the inclusion. And they stayed away from harmful stereotypes such as presenting us as having no emotion, and instead presenting the struggle of expressing them in a way "normals" understand.
However, the show has also clearly gone through a filter to make sure it doesn't look too unusual for neurotypical people.
At some points the main cast was also presented as having sort of superpowers. Such as Sylvester being able to figure out thousands of options in a matter of seconds. (I've had such an experience with special interests, but not to that extreme) or the behaviouralist accurately describing his self destructive behaviour as he's doing it.
Of course, everyone's individual experience and brain is different. I liked how it was presented overall even tho the writing got a bit lazy near the end
Thanks for your perspective! So a step in the right direction then? I know that when I watched it, even though I didn't know about any of this stuff, I still identified with them and wished hard to be able to get a job where my skills and talents were an asset, especially to such a wide range of problem solving.
And yeah, they did have to tweak some stuff to make it exciting, but I thought that they did a good job. Maybe after more shows featuring NDs becomes more commonplace, we can see more realistic depictions of them.
Divergent is a book series, which was turned into movies. The books were okay. The movies were trying to ride in the wake of The Hunger Games, and completely failed to recreate the hype.
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