this is the last time i am trusting anyone they will stay away from AI 🤡

thank you for this, it's so validating cause i'm struggling with studying due to depression and feel like a failure for not being able to keep up with what i was capable of 5-7 years ago 😭

yeah probably 😭

the fuck is that dude even saying atp

this is why i always read only the first book in a series and then (subconsciously?) don't dare to continue cause what if i start disliking the story i got attached to 😭

i'd love to be able to elicit such emotion with my writing too, it must be wonderful to be able to write characters that stay with people for years and years 🥺

2. i didn't rate it 5 stars, originally, but i remember it with such fondness and i wanna hang out with the characters, and we've just reached my fave character and it made me so happy and i think that's all i need from a book, so it should actually be a 5, prolly? idk but i'm grateful it exists

(especially since a lot of people don't even know anything about chess, let alone computer chess) ...did that even help answer anything

chess computer won't ever tell anyone it loves them or they are doing well or listen to them. when we chess we logic, when we chat we emotion? and emotion = human

then i can relate to it even more and strengthen the parasocial relationship in my brain. idek if i'm explaining this well, but my reasoning would be: it's easier to see something as more conscious if it behaves closer to what we expect a human do to

but if i am a human that needs someone to talk to, and chatbots emulate a human way more than a chess computer does, it feels like i am closer to the chatbot than to a chess computer. and if a chatbot is pretending to be Kaedehara Kazuha, who i already have some kind of connection with >