Mister_Feeny

“Within the next two years, it will be completely normalized to have a relationship with an A.I.,” Ms. Cole predicted.

We haven’t managed to really normalize anything outside of cis-hetero relationships yet and you’re telling me we’re gonna normalize relationships with a.i. in two years? Sure.

If you are a reader at all, I want to recommend the novella “The Emperor’s Soul” by Brandon Sanderson. It’s a fantasy story where the magic is all based around the carving of these types of seals, that are then called soulstamps, and used to alter an object’s history. So for a very basic example, one might carve a seal that indicates, “I am a chair, I have always been a chair,” and whatever other signifiers make up the soul of a chair, then you stamp a trash can with that seal, and if it’s good enough, it overwrites the history/soul of the trash can and it becomes a chair.

Or don’t, this hobby just instantly reminded me of that book though.

Coming up on 2 years with nothing memorable.

This implies Baldur’s Gate 3 (8/3/23) was not memorable, and I take issue with that.

I remember liking half of it. Oddly enough, I can’t remember whether I liked the first half where he’s a drunken bum, or the second half, where he’s more together, but I specifically remember thinking half of it was decent at least.

So yeah, I agree that it’s not very memorable.

The Boys, Fallout, Invincible, Good Omens. These were all good shows, though the Boys is kinda wearing thin and I’m glad it’s ending next season.

Haven’t seen em, but Jack Ryan, Reacher, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, The Marvelous Ms. Maisel…all these seem to have done extremely well and been popular.

Sure they have their absolute disasters like the Rings of Power too, but it’s not like they’re on the same level of quality as like the freevee’s and roku original shows.

Could not agree more, Legion has an absolutely amazing score/soundtrack. The Bolero scene? Legendary.