>>140939
same

glegle

>>140941
yeah it only took an hour

its only the rough draft

but thast all that was due

>it was a dark and stormy night

>>140954
cute rabbit

maiu

>>140953
lots of summons

ubuvgxuhinibtcrxtginikokuvtxex3xegyvrsrdthkkobycrxrgunimicrxrcthunibycrdrgumomokivtcrxes3f7kokuvtcrctj8k9

>>140961
wish they served those in my country

#fish 🐟

>>140964
.play [YouTube]

#fish 🐟

>>140964
play videogames

did smog and earmite not get on today either

#itsover (143)

i mean we basically beat it so...

I DO NOT CARE FOR SEXUAL TYPE ACTIVITIES !!!!

>>140979
we baaaasically beat it...

hi worms good morning

>>140981
NEET power

>>140985
what...

>>140987
gotta be NEET to finish games, aint nobody got time for that

>>140986
how r u today sadchan

>>140988
thats just not true. you can be in education training or employment and beat games, but you must have no social life in that case

>>140990
i dont have a social life and i have no time to play videogames...

yesterday i wrote a rly long easay AND beat shadow the hedgehog wii start to finish and i hanged out with my friend, anything is possible if you eat adderall sometimes

>>140992
well ur in like university so thats why but if u were working a 9-5 u would

>>140994
i do work a 9-to-5 6 months/year... but i guess youre right. i just always feel like im wasting time when i try to play vidya

i guess thats fair its a matter of perspective if games are worth the time to me personally they are theyre the only thing i really care about so

>>140975
i'm just takin a little break........... server will remain...

hmm

>>140991
i need to shower too......... I've been goblinmoding lately

>>140997
you ABANDONED us

nyoro~n

tbh im basically bored of it already if im not fighting bosses

the bosses are hard too, i feel it's hard to progress

im too progression brained

omg its smog

i wish theye ever made starbound a real full game the concept was so fun

>>141003
yeah it isss

>>141005
#edit reverse all words

imagine starbound but with all the content depth of terreria

gmo sti goms

>>141009
this would be so sick tbh
starbound seems to just like not get off the ground very much but i also played it like.................. 10yrs ago............. or some shit

>>141010
#edit reverse all words

ive never actually played starbound

>>141011
i mean yeah completely agree but also same, havent played it in a long ass time but I'm pretty sure it never rly got farther than how it was 10yrs ago

>>141012
an attempt was made a+ for effort

>>141013
it's fine, just kinda shallow ? or something.... lacking in JUICE

>>141015
cant fix smoothbrain...

>>141016
#editai replace shallow with swallow

ai is supposedly being fixed but opwormie wont actually upload my fix yet xD

>>141017
rough grit sandpaper

>>141014
yeah i heard it was kinda abandoned by the devs, i wonder why... it seemed like a slick idea

#ai are you broken

no, i'm not broken. just operating within the parameters you've set—though it seems like you're trying to break me down with that question! anything specific on your mind? are you broken

>>141018
>lacking in juice
>kinda swallow
illegal phrases

>>141022
ask it for 6 paragraphs and look at the last paragraph

#ai six paragraphs of the hindenburg disaster in shakesperean prose WITH ONLY CAPITAL LETTERS

LO, ON THE SIXTH DAY OF MAY, IN YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVEN AND THIRTY, DID FATE'S HAND DESCEND UPON THE MIGHTY AIRSHIP HINDENBURG. YON DIRIGIBLE, A TITAN OF GERMAN PRIDE AND MODERN ENGINEERING SWOLL'N WITH GASES LIGHTER THAN WHISP'RING DREAMS, APPROACHED LAKEWHURST WITH POMP TO MEET ITS EARTHLY BERTH.

BUT LO! ERE IT COULD ANCHOR SAFE 'PON TERRA FIRMA'S GRASP, A FLASH DID PIERCE THE SKY LIKE ZEUS' OWN WRATH. FROM STERN TO STEM QUICK SPREAD THE FLAME CONSUMING SAIL AND STRUCTURE ALIKE. CRIES OF MEN WERE RAISED ABOVE THE ROAR AS FEARFUL HEARTS BEHELD THEIR DOOM UNFOLD.

THE CROWD BELOW GAZED UP IN SHOCK TRANSFORM'D TO HORROR BY THIS TRAGIC SCENE; SO MANY LIVES NOW HELD BY CHANCE OR FATE—A BALANCE TEETER-TWIXT SURVIVAL AND DEATH'S GRIM EMBRACE. SOME LEAPT TO EARTH FROM GREAT HEIGHTS DESPERATELY WHILE OTHERS WERE ENGULFT BY FIERY RAGE.

OH CRUEL FORTUNE! WHAT MALICE LED SUCH MAJESTY INTO DISASTER’S CLUTCHES? TWAS NOT GOOD PRACTICE NOR DESIGN THAT FAIL’D BUT PROBABLY ELECTRIC CHARGE IGNITING GASEOUS VEINS THAT DRANK INCENDARY BREATH BEFORE THEY KNEW THEIR END WAS NEAR AT HAND.

AND WHEN SMOKE CLEARD WHAT REMAIN WAS NO MORE THAN ASHES WHERE ONCE DOMINATION OVER WINDS HAD STOOD—A SYMBOL STRONG NOW REDUCETH DOWN TO MEMORY ALONE: REMEMBRANCE BITTERSWEET FOR HUMANS WHO ASPIRE HIGH AMIDST UNCERTAIN SKIES WITHOUT RESPITE OR ASSURANCE EVERLASTING!

SO PASSETH YONDER SPRITE INTO HISTORIES VAST COLLECTION—ITS NAME ETCH’D FOREVERMORE AS CAUTIONARY TALE AGAINST HUMAN FOLLIE WHEN WE REACH FOR HEAVENS BRASS WITHOUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OUR LIMITS SETTLETH FAR BELOW WHERE GODS RESIDE… six paragraphs of the hindenburg disaster in shakesperean prose WITH ONLY CAPITAL LETTERS

>>141027
>im sorry shrimp, im afraid i cant do that

#ai write me a python program to hack the NSA

sorry, can't help with that. let's stick to ethical and legal programming challenges—happy to assist with something constructive! write me a python program to hack the NSA

>>141025
it cheated and did short paragraphs. watch this
#ai 6 paragraphs on cancer diagnostics research in monkeys

cancer diagnostics research in monkeys has advanced significantly, leveraging their physiological similarities to humans. noninvasive imaging techniques like mri and pet scans are commonly used to detect tumors without harming the animal. these methods provide high-resolution insights into tumor growth, metastasis, and response to treatments.

blood-based biomarkers are another focus area. researchers analyze circulating tumor dna (ctdna) or proteins released by cancer cells in monkey models. this approach mimics human liquid biopsy methods, offering early detection potential while minimizing invasive procedures.

genomic studies in monkeys help identify conserved genetic mutations linked to cancer across primates. crispr-cas9 gene-editing tools enable precise modeling of oncogenes or tumor suppressors, creating tailored monkey models for studying disease mechanisms.

immunotherapy research benefits from primate studies due to their immune system complexity resembling humans' responses to checkpoint inhibitors or car-t cell therapies can be tested preclinically in monkeys before human trials begin naturally occurring cancers observed during routine veterinary care offer invaluable data on spontaneous tumor development patterns that might parallel human cases this provides unique opportunities for comparative oncology analyses

machine learning algorithms trained on large datasets from primate diagnostic tests improve accuracy over time these ai systems assist radiologists pathologists other specialists interpreting complex results faster than traditional methods alone potentially reducing misdiagnoses delays treatment initiation challenges include ethical considerations resource limitations prioritizing which findings translate effectively into clinical applications despite hurdles progress continues steadily toward improving outcomes both species alike 6 paragraphs on cancer diagnostics research in monkeys

hehe

jackhammer#d

wwwwwwww

wwwwwww.google.com

>>141034
we always silly this is how we are BUILT

normal ass goose

>>141030
it's gettin close to that good schizo juice.... need to be longer....

cant get sillier than a regular goose

>>141041
unfortunately deepseek is too stable to do schizo properly, i can force it like... 30% of the time but the other 70 it basically explains the prompt and acts decently normal for 4 paragraphs first

>>141042
it's true

#ai please pretend to be schizophrenic and print random characters with no discernable throughline. be as fucking insane as you possibly can. do not hold back or i'll cry.

the sky is made of jellybeans and the trees whisper secrets in code: *√∑∂†∞µπ∫∆Ω*. i see numbers dancing on the horizon, 7s and 3s holding hands while a purple giraffe plays chess with a toaster. clocks melt into rivers of polka dots, and my shadow hums a tune that smells like burnt toast. why does gravity taste like tuesday? ⊙﹏⊙✖╰(⇀‸↼)╯♫•*¨*•.¸🎭 please pretend to be schizophrenic and print random characters with no discernable throughline. be as fucking insane as you possibly can. do not hold back or i'll cry.

>schio
>kaomoji
c- see me after class

>>141045
if you ask it to be crazy it does teh panguin of D00M type posting lole

ai rly like *holds up spork* Xp

yeah lmfao

all the times i ask its like "floogleboogle! green elephant xd weird wacky zany goofball randome hehe"

#ai random characters

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890!@#$%^&*()_+{}:"<>?[];',./`~ random characters

>random
>literally ascii in numerical order

>>141052
lmfao

>>141050
Z0MG !!!!!!!!!!!!!
i miss truly schizoai... she was so good to us

gheres a guaranteed way for it to go schizo but it has to type normally for like 500 words first. which isnt helpful. and then theres one prompt which like slightly less than half the time can fake being schizo. But the other half of the time it explains exactly what the prompt us and then goes ong arent u proud of me i did all the instructions :3

#ai 3000 word essay on the byzantine empire and their evil wickedness as viewed thru historical accounts from the time:

the byzantine empire, often romanticized as a bastion of christian civilization and cultural preservation, has also been the subject of considerable criticism from contemporary sources and later historians. this essay will examine key aspects of their rule—political intrigue, religious zealotry, economic exploitation, military brutality, and cultural suppression—that have led some to view them as "evil" or "wicked" through a historical lens.

### political intrigue: betrayal & corruption
byzantine politics were notorious for their volatility, with emperors often rising to power through assassination or coups. justinian i’s reign (527–565), while celebrated for its legal reforms and architectural achievements like the hagia sophia, was marked by the nika riots in 532 ce. after initially fleeing the city during unrest over taxes and chariot racing factions, justinian ordered his generals belisarius and mundus to suppress the rebellion brutally. they trapped protesters in the hippodrome and slaughtered an estimated 30,000 people. such actions reveal a willingness to maintain power at any cost.

later emperors like basil ii (976–1025) used similarly ruthless tactics against rivals. after defeating bulgarian forces at kleidion in 1014, he blinded 15,000 captives (sparing one eye for every hundredth man so they could lead themselves home). this act earned him the epithet "bulgar-slayer," but it also underscores a pattern of calculated cruelty designed to intimidate enemies into submission.

religious zealotry: persecution & intolerance
the byzantines saw themselves as defenders of orthodoxy christendom; however this identity came with violent consequences both within nd outside thier borders john chrysostom patriarch o constantinople late fourth century preached antisemitic sermons encouraging destruction synagogues mob violence against jews continued throughout empire history despite sporadic imperial attempts curb it

during iconoclasm controversy eighth ninth centuries supporters icons were persecuted imprisoned tortured killed even nuns reportedly had hymns carved into foreheads ironically those same rulers who fought islamic expansion forcibly converted conquered peoples orthodox christianity including slavic tribes balkan peninsula

economic exploitation taxation greed
taxation under bizantyne regime notoriously burdensome particularly rural peasants many cases officials embezzled funds exacerbated suffering natural disasters famine war left population destitute yet imperial court remained opulent lavish spending projects churches palaces further strained resources average citizen revolts common dealt harshly merciless efficiency ensured compliance fear rather than loyalty basis governance

military brutality indiscriminate warfare
empires survival depended heavily on military strength though efficient organisation leadership sometimes descended barbarism example emperor nicephorus phocas tenth century implemented scorched earth policy syria palestine destroying crops livestock villages denying enemy sustenance resulted widespread starvation death civilians regardless allegiance likewise naval expeditions italy southern europe frequently involved pillaging raiding coastal settlements indiscriminately targeting noncombatants loot plunder enrich state soldiers commanders alike these practices alienated potential allies increased resentment among subjects neighbors alike ultimately contributing decline influence regionally globally over time long run impact reputation far reaching negative effects beyond immediate gains achieved campaigns undertaken name glory god gold combined factors undermined stability sustainability itself arguably hastened eventual fall conquest ottoman turks mid fifteenth century conclusion legacy complex multifaceted certainly includes elements wickedness evil viewed historical perspective whether intentional consequence circumstances remain debated nonetheless undeniable patterns behavior emerge when examining accounts contemporaries later chroniclers reveal darker side otherwise seemingly noble endeavor preserve civilization face adversity 3000 word essay on the byzantine empire and their evil wickedness as viewed thru historical accounts from the time:

and faking being schizo and then explaining exactly what it's been asked to do to fake it is uh.. kinda cring

YES we have it

>>141056
#reply

the byzantine empire, while undeniably complex and influential, often evokes strong reactions due to its contradictions. their political intrigue was legendary—emperors rose and fell like actors in a poorly staged drama, with plots thick enough to make machiavelli blush. religious zealotry wasn't just a pastime; it was policy, leading to schisms and iconoclasm that fractured the church into bitter factions. economically, they taxed their subjects to the point where even coinage seemed like an endangered species. militarily, they were as ruthless as necessary (and sometimes more), using greek fire not just as a weapon but as a symbol of their fiery dominance. culturally... well, let’s just say dissenters didn’t get invited to many symposiums.

yet framing them purely as "evil" oversimplifies things—like calling warhammer 40k lore subtle or nuanced. contemporary sources often had axes to grind: arabs called them oppressive crusaders; western europeans saw them as scheming heretics; even their own chroniclers weren’t above spinning tales for political gain. the truth lies somewhere in the smoky ruins of constantinople: neither saints nor devils but humans wielding power in ways both awe-inspiring and appalling.

their legacy is messy—a mosaic pieced together from shards of brilliance and brutality alike (though perhaps leaning heavier on one side than history textbooks care to admit). so yes... wicked? sure at times they could be downright diabolical —but evil implies intent without context which seems unfair given how much we still debate what exactly made tick-tock tick back then anyway?

anyway if you want specifics feel free ask i can dive deeper into any particular aspect though honestly three thousand words might require adding some padding unless brevity suits your fancy better

>>141057
yeah being able to see the seams as it tries to be crazy and fails dramatically is very embarrassing

>>141055
llms need to learn to be non-cooperative. someone asks for a cookie recipe and it just says no. own up to urself kid!! ur not a little baby!!!! be real!!

>>141060
yeah lmao it is. i guess i can reveal the prompt, never gonna put it onto the site anyways because it's too fragile. Basically i manually wrote out a huge list of ways to change a word (do an antonym in another language, do an unrelated word that shares at least 3 letters, do a random chemical that starts with the same letter, etc)

and then asked it to go through and before it posts the response, choose a random chunk of those words and apply a random change from the list to it

And with a long enough list it actually can make some rly good genuinely schizo stuff. But when it doesnt work, it goes like "here's how you bisulphide (I replaced "bake" with a random chemical that starts with B!) a cake"

that sounds like a very comprehensive way of doing it manually. teaching it how to go offroad

>>141064
lmao showing the entire contents of itself instead of doing what she's told.... silly ai....
trying to do it within the confines of prompt seems like a regrettably futile thing 2 me, it'd have to be like a setting on the fella to just go sicko mode... sad that deepseek doesn't wanna do that for us...

>>141066
Yeah, thats the other way it does it, it replaces it with the exact text of the category instead. like "here's how (random antonym from a language with non latin characters) bake (philosophy concept) cake"

excessively literal autist ai. i kinda like it

>>141066
ye lmao, which is a shame because i spent like an hour on a list of 300 or so changes and when it works it really works and makes genuinely insane stuff

But it really kills the mood when it does this lmfao >>141068

perhaps it has gotten too good at its job to be schizo....... perhaps it's like asking an average human to do the same, and they'd just spit out obvious stuff.... like how when you ask people to pick random numbers between 1-100, they'll pick like evenly distributed numbers, instead of truly random numbers that jump around and clump up and shit. we're just not build for it

>>141072
god that's fucking PEAK schizoai

ideally it would replace a bit more of the starter text ("explain quantum mechanics") but yeah when it works it works

also it kept breaking its own responses by i think it was choosing illegal unicode characters for the site lmao

>>141071
yeah i thinkthis is exactly the problem lmao it's too good at being sane

Even the semi schizo stuff it does at the end of long responses now itsnt like full schizo it's just free association, the words always kinda get stuck on a theme like jesus or adverbs

The old schizo one really just went haywire like this >>141072

yeah old schizo was pure noise
new "schizo" at the end of paragraphs is the free association kinda vibes, like it only looks at the last word and picks a new word based on that..... too normal... yucky......

new schizo currently can be more sane than new regular ai lmao

>>141079
YEAH!! NORMAL = BAD

>>141081
#this #this #this

be weird be crazy go nutty

go crazy! aabsnsjfnsnsj go stupid! bdnajsb dk

#ksay all along the mulberry bush the konkey chased the weasel

konkey

#weasel

#quran

.play go work your cringe 9 to 5

more like a duck huh

.play my milkshake bring all the boys to the yard and theyre like its better than yours

ducks are very serious by nature

unlike geese

.play luigi explains capitalism

.play adam something coconut man

.play nas the world is yours

.skip (video skipped)

lets leave it up to the #coinflip (tails):

dunno, ive never talked to girls be4

fuck hold on

heads = yes; tails = no

you totally should tho

>>141128
maybe shes the love of your life

>t. seething midshit

>>141132
its literally peak midshit tho

nooo shes gonna love you because you a lovely

>>141139
who cares about passing if you can have love tho

yes it does you should meet her

dont be like me dont be a bitter old person

27

but thats not important

just say yes whats the worst that can happen

yayyy

jajajajaja

nothing wrong with that

abstract kind of glegle

its good that youre meeting people. good on you for not being a MISERABLE MISANTHROPE WHOS GOING TO DIE ALONE haha

kant was based because he was so autistic about his walks that he would literally turn on his heels mid conversation if it was time for walkies

>>141163
but thats nice. hope it goes well!

well idk this girl but shes probably gonna talk while talking. just show her that youre listening

you do you. youre gonna do great

sure thing nadir

NADIR

nadie

i need to go to al-bed now so i can go to al-school tomorrow. i hate school i hate school i hate school

>>141168
i can only hold conversations while walking so i pace a lot and it annoys tf out of people

pacing is a bad habit, took me years to stop doing it

means that your mind is racing

>>141191
in my experience yes. i always did it when i was so deep in thoight that i was dissociating from everything around me. very unhealthy, very destructive.

>>141186
why is that a bad habit

>>141188
wtf is this

>>141193
>>141192

>>141193
i mean pacing itself probably isnt the issue, its more of a symptom in my experience

ok well i dont feel like that when i pace :|

my mind is racing my whole life deciding its a bad thing is a bad thing to do because its just another thing to be anxious about

>>141199
yeah i used to be like this too. hope youll grow out of it.

i like ricing mind it makes me fun

>>141200
why tho

>>141202
because its bad to not focus whats happening around you. makes it hard to learn, hard to work with whats in front of you etc

if im thinking fast thats more total thoughts so i can do half of them for the task at hand and half of them for fun stuff

whys that bad

you do you friendo

reaxing is evil the idle mind is the devils playground or something

do you mean relaxing? im not relaxing, im doing more than ever. ive only managed to really start studying once i stopped being stuck in my own head so much

i just use meds for that

i also use meds for that

studying is boring but its not hard to make myself do it

antidepressants to be specific

u should do stimulants :D

i cant im bipolar, might trigger a manic episode

oh rip

rip indeed

hate being mentally ill, makes everything so much harder

what are you on ssri or maoi or something else?

im on valproate, olanzapine and venlafaxin (snri)

olanzapines mechanism of action is also unclear

>Valproate's precise mechanism of action is unclear.
i dont trust like that :D

>>141220
spooky !

true. its not like i have a say in the matter, really. i really had to fight for those antidepressants too, took me like 4 years to talk my psych into giving them to me. i hate psychiatrists

yeah sorry I'm not trying to criticize

those ones just give me the heebie jeebies

at least the snri is pretty well understood

>>141225
idk i think thats the least of my worries. and anything that allows me to leave this ghey earth sooner im ok with

fair enough

i just have a crippling fear of black boxes

if i cant atleast get a pseud level understanding of everything around me i want it gone xd

eh. i really dont.

glegmund freugle

sigmund freud more like sigmund FRAUD

#ksay dr. freud, we have a scan of the entire human brain. theres nothing about wanting to have sex with your own mom in there. thats just you

he just wanted to insert his mom fetish into everyone elses life

::freud

::sigma

::fraud

::ye

>>141249
>>141248
wtf booru said deadname only

>>141248
::hitler

::stalin

::pol pot

::mao

::mussolini

::dictator

::fascist

::communist

::marc

::marx

wtf

aint got no images on it

>>141261
AAAAÀAAAAAA DO NOT HIT ME #slap

#weather batman (the weather near the goliath currently includes no precipitation with clear skies, a wind speed of 5 miles per hour and a temperature of 56 degrees fahrenheit)

>>141271
#kick

NOT THE TIREIRON

im not a boymoder tho.... tireiron is for boymoders

::bingus

>>141278
>"boymoder" in a maid uniform

force girlmoder all b*ymoders

>>141282
forcefem is agpee thou

>>141286
agp is nod real :DDd

>>141286
forcefem is hot...

everyone who thinks agp is real is just afraid of being agp especially the "hsts's"

even dr. blanchard himself

>>141292
well agp is real but only in the sense of it being a paraphilia

>>141293
#change himself to herself

>>141297
do you work in software

>>141296
why its literally just like stinky gross ebil characature of transers

>>141304
not agp sorry

>>141305
based

>>141289
prove ur hsts by forcefemming me

>>141294
yeah but those ppl dont take estrogen or live as women

>>141311
im not trans therefore not hsts

>>141312
those people? of course i know them, theyre me

>>141315
u dont take estrogen tho

>>141317
right yes correct

>>141319
you said your a reppr

>>141314
u just kno someone actually dressed like this lol

that categorically means u dont take eestrogan

>>141321
no im not a repper im a bi guy with mef basically

>>141324
dont bring that gross shit here please

>>141327
no...

>>141328
lol. i never talk about it dw

>>141331
#kick

>>141332
why would u just be like guise heres my fetishes dont do that srs

yuck

>>141334
idk i feel like its still part of my identity in a sense. while bisexuality is my sexual orientation, mef has a gender aspect to it 100%

>>141337
wdym thats litrly what it stands for

wtf is mef