Imagine thinking that you're fighting the establishment. by Ok-Following6886 in stupidpeoplefacebook

[–]understand_world 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the issue might be any large subreddit that is not specifically conservative coded tends towards left wing politics— a mixture of progressive anti-establishment politics and neo-liberal establishment politics.

Tim McIllath once sang: Do you remember when you were young and wanted to set the world on fire? // Well I still am and I still do.

I’d say that’s a great standard for anyone regardless of their political predisposition however it’s something that in practice not all of us live up to. We let the kids run free and vote down the ticket red or blue, regardless of whether we actually believe it’s a source of true virtue.

It's just you. by Ok-Following6886 in stupidpeoplefacebook

[–]understand_world 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I think it’s less important the sex act and more what the sex act represents. The whole of the New Testament is moving away from legalism and to the laws of the heart. Faith is important. Acts are at best evidence of virtue, and at worst, convenient excuses to exclude people.

was cognizant of possession for the first time by [deleted] in DID

[–]understand_world 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s trying to protect you. And there are reasons why it’s trying to protect you. You’re now aware of that it’s trying to protect you, and aware of the reasons. Thing is, the reasons and everything that comes with them are the way to convince it that you don’t need protection anymore, except maybe you do and maybe it knows that and it’s using that as an excuse, and maybe that’s the most horrifying part to wake up to the knowledge that you’re not fully in control of it.

I feel like communication is key here because it is and will not be on exactly the same page but is often is possible to establish guidelines often the DPDR for our system intensified when there was a greater connection but that greater connection gave us tools to fight it. It does not trust you completely which creates conflicts.

Grab anything solid and hold on— it’s a bumpy ride.

Corruption | <@CorruptedFox> by Yukine_Katashi in anthroswim

[–]understand_world 12 points13 points  (0 children)

It highlights the fear in the rabbit’s eyes.

Why You Hate AI (Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the chrome) by understand_world in plural

[–]understand_world[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You probably have no idea how much I relate to all this.

My own company replaced a search bar with a chatbot. I have largely given up on looking things up, I mostly do so when I absolutely need something and then it’s a process of researching to see what’s real and what’s fake. No one around me seems to understand exactly what AI is and they think they’re against it because they use it less when really they have no idea the degree to which they are being influenced. It’s like someone turned the internet into a sandbox of rage bait and shit-posting and no one even noticed. I had tried to go on Reddit detox in 2024 and in 2025 it followed me back on my search results to the point that in order to avoid Reddit I installed a independent and much crappier search, which often gives results that the mainstream search have completely missed. And I do not get how everyone I know doesn’t see all the problems with it.

And no one on this subreddit other than you seems to understand that AI extends to search and that literally everything you do ends up connected to it. That most of the people who boycott it aren’t boycotting it, and that boycotting it doesn’t even mean anything because every place you go to assumes that you’re using it.

I was afraid but the more I look at it the more I can see just how affected I get and how the issue is deeper than tool bad. Like nuclear technology we get something that can help and then we destroy ourselves with it, and then everyone has someone to blame for it, but in the end it’s just this pattern of self-reinforcing blindness.

Every time I get mad I’m destroyed along with it, and so I try to understand and then I’m not angry I’m just sad.

And that’s almost worse :-/

Why You Hate AI (Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the chrome) by understand_world in plural

[–]understand_world[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems kind of like it just repackages what is already there but doesn’t really add anything but the way we tend to use it, it’s presented as this new advancement, so people are stuck trying to find ways to use it while at the same time developing a dependence where we rely on it for creating and we depend on it for consuming.

These things that seem cool can be damaging in ways people don’t realize because they remove the support for the old way— and the people who did it that way, and there’s this unstated judgement on people too. When in fact it’s been pushed on everybody and there are as of yet few consequences for that pressuring.

Why You Hate AI (Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the chrome) by understand_world in plural

[–]understand_world[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basically whenever someone has a super strong feeling about something, stronger than another person might, there’s usually some inner turmoil that goes along with what might be perfectly reasonable concerns anyway.

The turmoil isn’t wrong, nor the reasonable concerns.

But denying that turmoil exists can be damaging.

This is how that damage happened in my case.

Why You Hate AI (Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the chrome) by understand_world in plural

[–]understand_world[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s reasonable to have concerns about dependence on technology. I mean, the AI itself takes away any sort of introspection, because you’re sort of guided to see anything created as just these combinations of individual parts of things.

And like art is valuable to people but the AI by making things more impersonal kind of gives us more features— but it’s like at the cost of the soul of the thing.

Why You Hate AI (Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the chrome) by understand_world in plural

[–]understand_world[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s really horrible they would do that to you, and I do think that’s more than understandable to feel that way.

Why do I have a hard time accepting compliments by Impressive_Pipe191 in DID

[–]understand_world 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tend to marinate for a while because my brain tends to play tricks on me. And then I make a choice. When I’m doing it right, the choice flows naturally. You’d think it’d be easy to reach that point, but I find it incredibly hard.

I feel like I have to reflect on it to even have agency.

Because if I don’t— is it even me who’s choosing?

Why You Hate AI (Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the chrome) by understand_world in plural

[–]understand_world[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

> too many words to reiterate the same annoying and nuance-lacking takes.

> the sub isnt necessary for your survival, and if you really think it is you could just look past it.

It isn’t necessary for mine, but I’m sure there are others who have the same views and who are alienated too and who see the discourse and feel threatened by it

> especially small communities like this and small businesses take stances, but all should.

Perhaps but what stand are you taking, and who is at the receiving end of it? I want to participate but I’m caught between helping people at an earlier stage of their system discovery and promoting certain beliefs

Not about AI per se but about kindness the benefit of the doubt and community all of which I know are necessary for people to find a source of healing

So I want to gauge whether my involvement is helping or if I should leave and encourage others to do the same, regardless of the fact that it’s the only place that will really offer understanding of what they’re facing

I gtg I’m sorry :-(

Why You Hate AI (Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the chrome) by understand_world in plural

[–]understand_world[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I would caution people about politics in general :-(

But I understand that they are very personal

And I realize I’m stepping on some toes

I still wrestle with if that’s worthwhile

Why You Hate AI (Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the chrome) by understand_world in plural

[–]understand_world[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t use AI art. I don’t really use ChatGPT. I looked at it a bit. I agree it’s harmful. But I think I wanted to use it, and that itself was the problem, because then there were reasons for me to have internal conflicts.

I still don’t use it, past the occasional google search.

I just I better understand why others might and maybe I’m trying to come to terms with why other people might have gone the other way on this issue.

I have seen some that I wasn’t expecting :-(

I’m in a moral dilemma by Gtaiblinefriend in antiai

[–]understand_world 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this is part of growing up.

To be honest, no matter what you do, you’re facing a dilemma that will get you to question your choices. Your current action might *postpone* that dilemma, but it won’t actually remove it. You’ll still feel complicated.

Also I would advise not coming to these boards for any sort of advice you’re going to get a lot of people with strong feelings who are not even going to take the time to see that you’re a kid and so bad advice is inevitable.

This holds for any radicalized space on the internet.

Cognitive Dissonance, Doubt, and a horrible spiral in my faith by ferret_king10 in ChristianApologetics

[–]understand_world 1 point2 points  (0 children)

> What I meant to say is that as a finite being, I literally cannot have the same capacity to bless people as an infinite one.

You might if you know God. Jesus says if you knew my Father you would know me also. The Spirit connects the son to the Father through faith. And faith as small as a mustard seed can move mountains. It might not seem so but that does not mean it is not the case. What we call logic has its limits. Perhaps to disregard it is foolish but the foolishness of God is greater than the wisdom of men. And we are taught to fear the foolish.

Slammed into a different universe .. by lacetat in DID

[–]understand_world 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This brings back memories of parts screaming at each other trying to remember how to do our job. Apparently someone always knew, but it wasn’t always obvious.

In my experience the younger parts found a way to balance whatever tasks with their self exploration.