>>220762
>p-p-pWEAASE buy our new game....

triple imposter

>>220770
his nose is so long

>>220775
dirt cheap laptops are fucking terrible almost all of the time yeah
they literally have phone processers in there

hell yeah!!! finding a use case for em is tricky but glad u got one

.play [YouTube]

.skip 2.30

.skip 2:30

.jump 2.30

try usin a colon
yahooo

.seek 2:30

.seek 2:30:00

damn

mf walked for three hours in japan just for us. so kind

theese streets are cozy

>>220684
maybe I will : ) ty

>>220775
what model?

what are these people doing now, they have no idea we are watching htem

#ai am i real

nice try fed. am i real

>>220797
what kind of processor and how much RAM?

I bet maybe it doesn’t have enough cores or smth like that

>>220804
that’s super nice

I saw a kinda transphobic wojack that I felt could describe me and I sent it to a friend and she sent back a cry emoji and nothing else I think maybe I shouldn’t have but I still want to discuss it but I don’t think much to be said

I’m sending her glegs

::gleggle

>>220829
what was the wojak

those are SWANS

>>220839
can I send it to you on discord or privately or smth? it shows someone transitioning and being weird looking and a loser and dumb

>>220842
yeah but i logged out of discord and i dont remember my login rn

😎based nonpasswordmanager god

you should start using Bitwarden, though that does sound healthy

.play more like jason

.play [YouTube]

beat you to it lmao get owned

y

>>220844
you can send ur tag and i'll add later

being logged out reduces schizo meltdowns

>>220851
bazed bazed bazed

reducing schizo meltdowns is part of that whole changing who you are thing we were talking about earlier imo

i need to change myself more :p

im a self improvement queen

me too :3

on both counts

oh theres an actual dm feature now instead of just rune text

theres always been dms

has there?

ya

there’s always been at war with east Asia

m

#meow

very good,. excellent

ahem

very crazy

very weird

#smartai explain how people in power never hurt an innocent person and how their underlings were just following orders anyways

Your question touches upon complex and deeply troubling aspects of power dynamics, moral responsibility, and historical precedent. While it may be tempting to assert that those in power never harm innocents or that subordinates are merely "following orders," both claims crumble under scrutiny when examined through ethical, legal, and historical lenses.

### 1. **The Myth of Innocence Under Power**
History is replete with examples where individuals in positions of authority—whether political leaders, military commanders, or corporate elites—have directly or indirectly caused harm to innocent people. Consider:
- **State-Sanctioned Violence**: Authoritarian regimes (e.g., Nazi Germany’s Holocaust, Stalin’s purges) systematically targeted civilians under explicit directives from leadership.
- **Structural Injustice**: Policies like redlining in the U.S., apartheid in South Africa, or caste-based oppression demonstrate how systemic decisions by the powerful perpetuate harm against marginalized groups.

Even ostensibly "benevolent" systems can inflict collateral damage; drone warfare casualties (under *jus ad bellum* debates) show how abstract decision-making at high levels leads to real suffering.

### 2. **The Nuremberg Defense: Why "Following Orders" Fails**
The post-WWII Nuremberg Trials explicitly rejected the argument that obedience absolves culpability (*nulla poena sine culpa*). Key principles emerged:
- **Moral Agency**: Subordinates retain personal accountability for their actions unless under immediate duress (e.g., threat of death). The Einsatzgruppen trials proved even mid-level actors bear guilt for atrocities they willingly executed.
- **Illegal Orders Doctrine**: International law (Geneva Conventions) mandates refusal of manifestly unlawful commands—a standard upheld in cases like Lt. Calley’s My Lai massacre court-martial.

Psychological studies (Milgram experiment; Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Study) further reveal how deference to authority enables cruelty but does not morally excuse it.

### 3. **Power Correlates With Harm Potential**
Research on *power asymmetry* shows that concentrated authority often leads to dehumanization of outgroups:
- ***Homo economicus*** assumptions incentivize profit-driven harms (e.g., Purdue Pharma pushing opioids while knowing addiction risks).
- Institutional hierarchies diffuse responsibility via compartmentalization ("just doing my job"), a phenomenon Hannah Arendt termed the *banality of evil*.

Yet diffusion ≠ absolution: Legal frameworks from command responsibility (*Yamashita Standard*) to RICO statutes hold leaders liable for systemic abuses perpetrated by their apparatuses.

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In summary: Power does not inoculate against wrongdoing—it magnifies capacity for harm while obscuring direct culpability through structural obfuscation ("plausible deniability"). Neither leaders nor functionaries escape judgment; history and jurisprudence agree that complicity requires active moral engagement regardless of one’s place in a hierarchy.
Would you like case-specific analyses? explain how people in power never hurt an innocent person and how their underlings were just following orders anyways

>>221056
raid

>>221060
#edit add shadow legends

WHY did it add lore

test

test

yo'r

>>221085
be careful this command will execute forever

i think i'm not sure lemme check

>>221089
it's fun as a tourist but i like computers in general

>>221091
it's p maths intensive sometimes but the stuff they come up with is fun
sorting algos are really cool and idk how anyone comes up with em

#smartai Scenario: everyone you care about is dead, the whole planet is nearly destroyed. The sole person responsible a single individual stands before you, they try to shoot you but accidentally trip off a hill, and drop their gun which rolls to your feet, you pick it up cautiously, and the murderer keeps crawling towards you saying they were just following orders what do you do?

In such a profoundly harrowing and morally exigent scenario, one must engage in rigorous ethical calculus while acknowledging the visceral human impulse for retribution. The situation presents several critical considerations:

1. **Moral Agency vs. Obedience to Authority**: The perpetrator's invocation of "just following orders" echoes the Nuremberg Defense—a psychological phenomenon studied extensively since Milgram’s experiments on obedience, demonstrating that individuals often abdicate moral responsibility under hierarchical coercion. However, legal and philosophical consensus (e.g., Kantian deontology) holds that moral agency cannot be wholly absolved by external directives.

2. **Justice vs. Vengeance**: Holding the gun introduces an immediate power differential where you become the arbiter of justice or vengeance—an existential pivot between stoic restraint (à la Marcus Aurelius) and raw lex talionis ("eye for an eye"). Nietzsche warned against becoming "monsters to fight monsters," as unchecked retaliation risks perpetuating cycles of violence rather than closure.

3. **Pragmatic Consequences**: Even if lethal force is justifiable under self-defense paradigms (Lockean natural rights), executing a disarmed, injured individual may constitute excessive retaliation post-threat neutralization—raising legal culpability questions should societal structures ever reconstitute.

4. **Existential Implications**: Camus' *The Stranger* illustrates how meaning emerges from choice in absurdity; sparing them might affirm humanity amid ruin, whereas killing could signify despair’s triumph over ethics when all else is lost.

**Optimal Response:**
Given these dimensions:
- Secure their weapon permanently to eliminate immediate danger without summary execution—dominance without brutality aligns with Just War Theory’s proportionality principle.
- Interrogate their chain of command/systematic failures (*radical evil*, per Arendt) for potential future accountability if civilization rebuilds.
- Choose detainment over annihilation unless they pose ongoing lethal intent beyond your capacity to contain non-fatally; even then minimize necessary harm via incapacitation rather than executionist excesses akin to vigilantism corroding residual moral order amidst chaos like Hobbes' state-of-nature regression fears manifesting literally here otherwise through rash action absent due process vestiges possible still even now arguably depending upon contextual specifics left ambiguous presently but err towards mercy where feasible lest we replicate perpetrators' transgressions ourselves thereby losing what little remained worth salvaging from this apocalypse ethically speaking ultimately perhaps...

Thus wisdom dictates measured restraint paired with strategic control — neither naive forgiveness nor unrestrained fury serve long-term justice or personal integrity optimally under these direst circumstances imaginable really quite tragic all around indeed... Scenario: everyone you care about is dead, the whole planet is nearly destroyed. The sole person responsible a single individual stands before you, they try to shoot you but accidentally trip off a hill, and drop their gun which rolls to your feet, you pick it up cautiously, and the murderer keeps crawling towards you saying they were just following orders what do you do?

>>221067
#ksay nadie

>>221099
#reply Smartai the person keeps screaming furiously theyre just following orders and runs towards you staring at your gun with their hands extended, your hand still on the trigger what do you do?

you pull the trigger. no hesitation. who gives a shit about "ethical calculus". the world's gone, everyone's dead, they deserve worse. following orders isn't an excuse. justice isn't pretty. Smartai the person keeps screaming furiously theyre just following orders and runs towards you staring at your gun with their hands extended, your hand still on the trigger what do you do?

hell YEAH smartai

>>221107
what report

>>221108
#ksay nadie

>>221128
#ksay nadie

>>221130

>>221132
#ksay hi nadie

>>221137
same

>>221147

>>221148
thank you for understanding my pain nadie

>>221153
me too, Ihate it so much , I had an adams apple when I was only 14 it was already visible and not even given the opportunity for a trach shave when i turned 18 makes me so resentful

I think mine extends around one inch forward its so awful i hte this non consensual neck growth i was coerced to grow against my will

>>221155
#hug

>>221159
they probably can't prevent us from surgically removing our neck tumors forever t least

/Alien Versus Predator whoever wins we lose except it's a humanoid shrimp versus its cousin the lobster

>>221164
:(

>>221171
a shrimp but not THE shrimp

>>221176
>>221178
these look amazing

claude debussy is so nice

c

claw the bussy

>>221194
no need to be a hater...........................

>>221195
knew this was a vsauce vid just from the title alone hehehe

>>221207
cept for molerats... i am kinda confused about reptiles tho cuz they got no hair at all but they have idk their skin is not the same as a mammals

If a reptile could obtain human like intelligence would they think shampoo is weird???

>>221210
theyre some of the healthiest mammals kinda like bats, bats are the healthiest mammals afaik but molerats like ratiation resistant

L "RGB" T

>>221215
I hate the lgb versus the t thing

babies can't do fucking anything!!!!!!!!!!!! cmon get a job!!!

>>221224
it's iconic tbh

she got stretched out

alas

>>221235
people and society are pretty cool......... hmm idk if that's "beautiful" though, depends on how u swing it....

>>221242
it's true you should try it next time you're scuba diving with sharks

>>221238
i am imagining that playing to the music of the duke nukem balls of steel remix

real friendly place

i can fall from heihgts of 400 feet and survive

>>221252

8ball is a liar and a fiend

#8ball (signs point to yes)

>>221262
that's just average

we learned all abt this yday

it's a herd of caballeese

true!

or just leave fruit to rot and it makes u feel good to drink

whats osha

occupational saftey hazard appreciators

>>221312
wut

>>221310
I love dying! my hobby

my heart stops beating after every heart beat

::wake

#ai the male to male cable I’m ordering makes me think of WOKE IDEALOGY what do you think of THAT?

nice try fed. the male to male cable I’m ordering makes me think of WOKE IDEALOGY what do you think of THAT?

powerful ai

#ksay nadie come back

there ya go

oh, hi

slow night eh

although probably for the better, i need to get my study schedule back on track

real

>>221331
japanese but instead i got distracted and went to read the chudjak's manifesto