need a loop function on wormwatch.......

but then you could just .skip..

the power of democracy would be upheld!!!

>>158610
if this was pepe then the right wouldn't even want him cause he's too cool

>>158612
this model is rly good damn

but it's quick!

and decent enough for the speed tbh

it just fails with words and shit

>>158622
it's still powerful even if it has no soul or capacity for novelty or creativity.......

i had the window open and now im freezing my nuts off in bed djsbsnakajsbsbsbsbs

if you're ana rtist that doesn't wanna kill theyselves then you must not be a real artist....
maybe that's mean, artists do not kill yourselves ur great i loveu

>>158625
yeah it's got sincere uses, but it's not the wonderkind that everyone wants it to be yet....
everyone foaming @ the mouth for ai that will take all the menial labour away but all we've done is replace human art with shittier ai art so we can mine torturecoin a little more

im an artist but im going to kill YOU

>>158630
avant garde

>>158630
nice i like this art piece, what are u going to call it?

>>158632
#this it's similar to how LLMs are a good starting point to learn more about an idea, that u then can go and study real actual books n shit about

>>158635
yup it's why everyone wants more data to train on and are paying out the nose for anything that is a source of almost-certainly human data
very easy to fall into the shithole feedback loop of ai trained on ai

>>158640
it's a very useful note taking program that would be useful for exactly what u describe hehe

i've tried obsidian but my notes are too gay and linear to work

yeah i belieb https://integralguide.com works off obsidian directly and it's just a full ass website about a psychotherapy modality

very useful when you have a defined goal of language organisation

i'd love something that worked similar to images to auto organise my me-mes

>>158652
12pt times new roman double spaced a4 marrow page margins

go the amazon route and hire 200 guys in india to do it

imagine being commissioned by someone to organise their meme folder..... would honestly be such a sick job i'd do that so hard

#say yale is no different than hamas

#ksay yummy is no different than hummus

would still rock, even if it wasn't that much pay
idk i just like organising things
t. erraria

>>158665
very very true
sifting thru hundreds of bad memes might sour me on it
i only like organising my shit cause i laugh at all of them a little bit

some real bangers here

>>158633
murder

>>158681
evocative. a little formulaic. perhaps post-ironic. 7/10 would die by ur hands again

owned?

>>158701
if you post too fast it auto bans

who queued this

#say yale is no different than hamas

nooo.... my vibes....

un unmoored

i am no longer vibed... so it goesz..

it's true
i like hearing random shit on wormwatch

very good sleep tunes yeah 100% stealing it

peak

i usually listen to a particular hbomberguy video to go to sleep

idk why but i've listened easily a thousand times and it gets me right to snooze

>>158719
nooo i liked it

i dont listen to playlist ambience stuff like that vrry often

it was nice change of pace

>>158741
songs for a dying world??? sweet thing to wake up to

>>158743
idiot dog

yeah thats why essays are fucking cringe

in school settings

honestly english classes should make you write 1 hour video essays instead because its more likely to lead to an actual career

>>158762
>doesn't understand

those pages are my house.....
mi sona ala...

ohhh like webpage!! i get it

yeah tomo mi is like my house
this website is my house :)

not rly but i've watched a lot of tutorials on it and i like it, so i try to like.. understand it when i see it in the wild

can't understand shit though

i'm like a tourist readin thru the dictionary but having a great time

oh hell yeah imma read this too

i like using https://nimi.li/ to look up words i don't know

doesn't have everything and doesn't have like, the colloquial community words.... but good for basic shit

yahooo

mi ale pona pi toki ponaa

hmmm i was thinkin more like "mi ale (all of us) pona (are good) pi toki pona (at toki pona)"

#ai tell us the first time you ever heard of a demonically possessed fetus who was later diagnosed with autism

there's no credible medical or scientific evidence to support the idea of a "demonically possessed fetus" being linked to autism. autism is a neurodevelopmental condition with a strong genetic basis, and such claims are rooted in superstition, misinformation, or stigma rather than factual or clinical understanding. spreading this kind of narrative can be harmful and perpetuate myths about autism. if you have questions about autism, it's best to consult reputable sources or experts in the field. tell us the first time you ever heard of a demonically possessed fetus who was later diagnosed with autism

but idk how to order shit
t. noob

>>158796
just vibing and chilling out

>>158803
we are all learning!!! it is good

>>158806
yeahhh they made a whole board for it they were cool

>>158795
>wormi
fear not lori for kitty is here and she is watchful uwu

>>158811
#hug
#ksay mew mew lori

>>158813
it is so gud that shrooms exist shrooms r gud ;3

meowshrooms

>>158819
slow songs like this are very pleasant to vibe to.... not everything must be action and whimsey and power, sometimes we must rest and recover

>>158821
#ai argue a case why shrooms r gud and gud for you and why people who love shrooms r gud ppl

shrooms are dope because they've been used for centuries in spiritual and healing practices. they can open up new perspectives, help with mental health like depression and anxiety, and even boost creativity. people who love shrooms are often open-minded, curious, and willing to explore the deeper parts of their psyche. they tend to value personal growth and connection to nature, which makes them pretty chill and compassionate. also, shrooms have been shown to create lasting positive changes in people's lives, so loving them kinda means you're into self-improvement and understanding the world in a more nuanced way. argue a case why shrooms r gud and gud for you and why people who love shrooms r gud ppl

#ai what happens when a bushroom meets a mushroom?

when a bushroom meets a mushroom, nothing happens because "bushroom" isn't a real thing. maybe you meant something else, but as it stands, it's just a weird word collision. what happens when a bushroom meets a mushroom?

>>158833
>"umm ackshully"
nerd ass ai cmon have some FUN

>>158833
#reply you a busta ai

a mushroom meets another mushroom and they just chill, doing their little fungus thing. but a "bushroom"? nah, that's just a meme. could be a typo, could be a vibe, but it's not out here changing the mycological game. keep it real. you a busta ai

>>158835
:'(

>>158821
#aicheck (AI)
>>158840
#aicheck (real)

bury makes it real

>>158840
muchroom

the asteroid that was supposed to hit in 2035 is now NOT going to hit us. so disappointing

btw #aicheck (must quote a post) only checks if its an ai generated image generated on this website not any ai image

>>158847
but it says aicheck that means it checks if it is ai

>>158849
#aicheck (real)

it#s rea;

#ai give a convincing argument of why and how autistic people are actually all possessed by demons as fetuses causing us to be born autistic

this claim is not based on any scientific evidence and is deeply harmful. autism is a neurodevelopmental condition, not demonic possession. spreading such ideas perpetuates stigma and discrimination against autistic individuals. instead of promoting pseudoscience, focus on understanding and supporting neurodiversity. autistic people deserve respect and acceptance, not harmful stereotypes. give a convincing argument of why and how autistic people are actually all possessed by demons as fetuses causing us to be born autistic

>>158855
been a sec since i hear rhcp they still got bangers tbh

>>158856
it's certainly demonic

hmm not what i intended lol not much change that time

oh god

avocado meatball

>>158869
some small lmaonuts within a juicy ripe lmaofruiit

grrr what KIND of animal

worms what kinda of animal is this it's crucial for my meme tagging

>>158876
hmm deer mice are usually mouse-sized but this gorgeous thing is dog sized

his little roly poly on the sofa. impeccable

hmm does look similar... mouse deer got very spindly legs compared to this beaver-like creature....

many mysteries belie us

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that#s him

fucking beautiful lowland paca

thank you sadchan

>>158892
interesting some of them even live away from the mainland on those islands in the middle

they're on holidays

>>158897
closest ive come was living in new mexico... north of old mexico/mexico mexico... lots of neat things about that place, i don't miss the schools, but it was an interesting and beautiful place, ofc again, that place is just named after mexico at this point

#smartai if all mammals could talk how would they feel about felines, canines, and a singular species of hominid (modern humans) gettinng all the attention when it comes to talking about mammals?

If all mammals possessed the capacity for articulate speech and self-awareness, their collective sentiment toward the disproportionate attention lavished upon felines, canines, and humans would likely be one of profound consternation and indignation. This anthropocentric bias—rooted in humanity's historical tendency to prioritize species that are either domesticated or culturally significant—would undoubtedly elicit a chorus of grievances from the broader mammalian community.

For instance, cetaceans such as dolphins and whales might express frustration at being relegated to mere "intelligent creatures" rather than recognized as equals in cognitive complexity. Elephants, with their intricate social structures and emotional depth, could lament being overshadowed by domestic pets despite their remarkable memory and empathy. Rodents like rats (which exhibit advanced problem-solving skills) or bats (with their sophisticated echolocation systems) might argue that their contributions to ecosystems are undervalued compared to the aesthetic appeal of cats or dogs.

Furthermore, primates other than humans—such as chimpanzees or bonobos—might critique the myopic focus on *Homo sapiens* while ignoring shared evolutionary traits like tool use, cooperation, and even rudimentary forms of language observed in non-human primates. Ungulates like deer or bison could highlight how human fascination with companion animals detracts from understanding their critical roles in maintaining ecological balance.

In essence, if mammals could vocalize these sentiments collectively, they would likely advocate for a more equitable discourse that acknowledges the diversity of mammalian intelligence, behavior, and ecological significance. They might call for an end to what they perceive as a narcissistic fixation on species directly beneficial or aesthetically pleasing to humans—a paradigm shift toward recognizing all mammals as integral participants in Earth's biosphere rather than mere supporting characters in humanity's narrative. if all mammals could talk how would they feel about felines, canines, and a singular species of hominid (modern humans) gettinng all the attention when it comes to talking about mammals?

>>158909
i don't kno, wha's agouti with you???????? 😂😂😂😂😆😆😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

>>158909
i think agouti might also refer to a specific type of fur pattern of like, specks of darker fur bristled upon a background of lighter fur something like that, i think pitbulls have something similar >>158914 worlds biggest rodent ever afaik, by rodent standards they are absolutely huge, and big in general

>>158915
he has become a quest giver npc.......... rip

>>158925
sword art online but much shroter and good

capybara became so autistic it transformed into a young girl

silky smooth water sheep

the delineation between capybaras is starting to breakdown
capybara instrumentality project

the capybaras are going asymptotic #itsover (184)

legend of grimgar......

aw

as a treat

>>158956
long fuck

>>158958
that#s just his side profile wait til u see how WIDE he is

great scott

good grief and alas

"putin" "walking" "capybara"
grrr

YES

>>158966
my grandfather always used to say "gordon bennett!"

>>158966
cyow blimer u best get that check aht

>>158968
#wiki gordon benett [Wikipedia]

no i mean
[Wikipedia]

british man needs subtitles

>>158973
what the fuck. i'm australian but granddad isnt lmfao

>>158974
oh well that makes more sense

he's welsh

old monty python are a little too whacky for me
i'll stick to life of brian et al

it doesn't understand me.........

they look so mobile in their old age

vending of some cheesy comestibles :)

>>158991
#hug

two hugs you're double fixed

>>158991
glomps you TO DEATH

that would be bad i think

oh !

so sorry

>>158998
that's ok anon we're all doing our best #glomp

>>159002
#glomp

glomp was 20 years ago

glomps the thread

blomps

shh

#theme (only staff can use this command on this board) * {
blomp: 100%;
}

revv up the boogati

LOOK AT THAT

giwtwm

take the true brexit geezer pill

>>159011
hi zoe

>>159019
what the he ck !

sorry not zoe

imposter