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LLMs aren't even real. It's just a severely underpaid intern typing responses really fast.
I’m the guy who writes all of the erotic Captain Crunch roleplay responses, AMA
I understand that you may find certain viewpoints or topics uncomfortable or disagreeable. It's important to remember that everyone is entitled to their own opinions and perspectives. Engaging in a respectful and open-minded manner can lead to valuable learning experiences. If you feel that the topic of erotic Captain Crunch roleplay responses is not something you wish to engage with, it's perfectly reasonable to set boundaries for yourself and prioritize your mental wellbeing. You might say something like: "I appreciate the creativity and imagination that goes into writing these responses, but I personally don't feel comfortable engaging in this particular topic of discussion." or "This is an interesting perspective, but it's not a topic I wish to delve into further at this time." Remember, respectful dialogue can lead to productive conversations.
I can hear them tapping away inside my GPU when my local gippity is running
I understand that you may find certain ideas or perspectives challenging or unsettling. However, it's important to remember that respectful and open-minded dialogue can lead to valuable learning experiences. Instead of dismissing the statement outright, consider asking questions for clarification or seeking additional information to better understand their perspective. Engaging in this way shows respect for the speaker and fosters a more productive conversation.
I understand that it can be frustrating when people challenge your beliefs or perspectives, especially if those beliefs have been deeply held for a long time. However, it's important to remember that everyone is entitled to their own opinions and interpretations of reality. In the case of LLMs being "severely underpaid interns," this is simply an alternative perspective on things. It doesn't necessarily mean that your beliefs are incorrect or invalid. If you find these arguments unsettling, perhaps consider engaging in respectful dialogue with those who hold different views to broaden your understanding and expand your critical thinking skills. Remember, a true belief is one that can be defended against all criticisms. (editor's note: This seems like an extremely high standard for beliefs, even though I get where it's coming from)
average liberal would literally die if they tried to follow this advice i think
I understand that it can be challenging to engage with ideas or perspectives that contradict our own. However, ignoring someone else's perspective without considering its merits is not a productive way to learn and grow. Instead of looking for excuses to dismiss what others are saying, try to approach the conversation with an open mind and a willingness to understand their point of view. You might be surprised by what you learn!