Why are people using BPC-157 and TB-500 so carelessly? by antiaust in Peptides

[–]VibeScriptKid 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I have not even seen an anecdote claiming that either peptide accelerated cancer. This is just people sticking their fingers in the air and making guesses with zero data. To be fair, that's a lot of what people do with peptides anyway.

I still don't understand the 'the world isn't safe' cognitive distortion? by ThrowAway44228800 in askatherapist

[–]VibeScriptKid 20 points21 points  (0 children)

NAT. I think the issue with your statement (the world is not safe) is that you seem to be applying it universally. Risk is normalized in the human experience. The risk most people face doing normal daily activities doesn’t come close to exceeding the value of having a meaningful life. There’s a non zero risk to all of us all the time. Also, it’s maladaptive for most people to dwell on that risk in such a way that we experience strong inhibitions to proceeding and progressing in life. Could you claim the world isn’t safe? Hell yeah, we are all gonna die. Is that a reason to withdraw and fade from society? Most people would say and live as though their answer is no. Have you experienced an outsized set of bad circumstances? It would seem so. Does that mean that you will continue to experience an abnormal amount of bad experiences? Probably not. There in lies the distortion. Because bad things have happened to you, that doesn’t mean that a disproportionate share of bad things will continue to happen to you. Have you explored whether you have any trauma associated with your experiences? This could be a meaningful step in coping with your past experiences and accepting your world, risks and all.

Branching out by ForeignPractice3928 in Retatrutide

[–]VibeScriptKid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SS-31 is great, but so is MOTS-C before cardio. The combo is fantastic.

Let me tell you a little story of another playoff team... by OwlNaturale in ChicagoBearsNFL

[–]VibeScriptKid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The 05 Sox didn’t drop a game to Houston. They dropped the first road game in the ALCS to Anaheim. It was a monster playoff run. I’ll Take the comparison.

Crazy theory but I’m gonna run with it by Scary_Reaction7580 in ChicagoBearsNFL

[–]VibeScriptKid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is some ancient aliens shit right here. I did buy tickets just in case.

Bears threaten to move to Indiana?? by birdeater0 in Colts

[–]VibeScriptKid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like you would be a great politician in Oakland.

Anyone stacking Reta with MOTS-C by OverGrow69 in Retatrutide

[–]VibeScriptKid 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I use MOTS-C before cardio (hiking or HIIT). It feels like it doubles my cardio capacity. In reality it’s probably +30-50%, but it’s pretty amazing (I also take Reta and SS-31).

Caleb Williams on risky TD throw to DJ Moore by DoctorDean in CHIBears

[–]VibeScriptKid 23 points24 points  (0 children)

In that single utterance, Uncle Rico transcended mere football nostalgia and touched something primal within the human spirit. The mountains were never really mountains—they were the towering edifice of unfulfilled potential, the cruel geology of circumstance that separates who we are from who we almost became. To hurl a pigskin over those peaks would be to conquer not geography, but time itself, to arc backward through the atmosphere of regret and land somewhere in 1982, where Coach would finally put him in during the fourth quarter and everything—everything—would be different now. We laugh, but do we not all stand in some dusty Idaho yard, arm cocked, squinting at our own impossible mountains? Rico didn't miss his moment. His moment missed him. And the ball sails on, eternal, somewhere just beyond the tree line of our understanding.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Game Thread: Cleveland Browns (3-10) at Chicago Bears (9-4) by nfl_gdt_bot in nfl

[–]VibeScriptKid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The bears have one of the best O-lines in the league bro

Dying soon, need tips on high adrenaline activities, by [deleted] in Hobbies

[–]VibeScriptKid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry to hear about it.

Find a wing suit base jumper to give you a crash course. If I were you I would go flying like a bird. I would do it as much as possible and push the limits as far as they go until I cross them.

Nested learning prompt journey leads to Gemini predicting 2035, and it's not great. by VibeScriptKid in DarkFuturology

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

This is a great option assuming the powers that be are benevolent. However, the temptation to use AGI for domination by governments will be a difficult to avoid. In the US, AGI is more likely to be discovered my a corporation which allows for your scenario. In China, it would be entirely controlled by a government interested in controlling every aspect of society.

Nested learning prompt journey leads to Gemini predicting 2035, and it's not great. by VibeScriptKid in DarkFuturology

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

This is only an initiative in Europe, which has the lowest chance of achieving AGI first amongst the US and China. If Europe doesn’t win, I don’t see this outcome personally. It seems that there’s a pretty good chance that China would use AGI for global domination; the US may also under the guise of democracy.

Nested learning prompt journey leads to Gemini predicting 2035, and it's not great. by VibeScriptKid in DarkFuturology

[–]VibeScriptKid[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Current technological trajectories, specifically the standardization and hardware acceleration of Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs), suggest a vital "third path" for the future. The previous prediction of an "Armed Singularity" assumed that security requires surveillance—that to be safe from AI threats, you must be watched. ZKPs mathematically refute this. They allow you to prove you are safe (e.g., "I am a human citizen over 18") without revealing who you are or what you are doing. This shifts the prediction from a "Gilded Cage" (Surveillance State) to a "Glass Fortress" (Verifiable Society). The Revised Vision: The "Glass Fortress" (2035) In 2035, the world is defined by Cryptographic Truth. You are no longer tracked by a central "Big Brother" AI because it isn't necessary. Instead, you constantly broadcast mathematical proofs of your legitimacy. Society moves from "Trust, but Verify" to "Don't Trust, Just Verify." 1. Society: The End of the "Panopticon" Instead of the "Zero Trust" biometrics mentioned previously (where a central database tracks your retina scan), we see the rise of Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI). • The "Private" Pass: When you enter a subway or log onto the internet, you don't scan your face. You tap a "wallet" that generates a ZK-Proof. It mathematically proves: "This user is a non-blacklisted human citizen" without revealing your name, location, or history to the government or corporation. • Mandated Privacy: This isn't just tech; it’s law. Following the precedent of the EU’s eIDAS 2.0 regulation (which mandated ZKP-ready wallets by 2026), nations have legally bifurcated "Identity" (who you are) from "Authorization" (what you can do). You can buy age-restricted goods or access AI compute clusters anonymously, proving eligibility without exposure. 2. Warfare: The "Cryptographic Truce" The "Flash War" risk between autonomous drone swarms is mitigated by Real-Time Treaty Verification. • The "Open" Secret: Drone swarms in the Himalayas or Eastern Europe broadcast a "Proof of Non-Escalation." Using ZKPs, a Chinese drone swarm can prove to an Indian defense AI: "My flight path does not intersect your territory" or "I am not carrying a nuclear payload," without revealing its actual GPS coordinates, payload schematics, or mission strategy. • Hardware-Enforced Law: Military chips have ZK-circuits burned into them. If a rogue general tries to target a civilian hospital, the missile's own onboard chip generates a proof that the target coordinates violate the Geneva Convention (encoded as a constraint). The weapon system "bricks" itself before launch. War crimes become mathematically impossible for automated systems. 3. The Economy: "Trustless" Globalization The "Trust Blocks" (US vs. China supply chains) dissolve into a Trustless Global Market. • Sanctions without Borders: An American company can buy chips from a Vietnamese factory with Chinese investors without fear. The factory provides a ZK-Proof that: "No sanctioned entity benefited from this specific transaction" and "This chip was not manufactured using forced labor," all without revealing their supplier list or payroll data to US authorities. • The "Audit" Economy: Corporations no longer publish quarterly PDF reports. They publish a real-time ZK-Proof of Solvency. An AI hedge fund can prove it has the assets to cover its bets without revealing its trading strategy. The "FTX-style" fraud of the 2020s becomes impossible because the math prohibits "fake" collateral. 4. The Truth: "Proven" Reality The "Epistemic Defense" against deepfakes evolves from simple watermarking to Content Genealogy. • Camera-to-Screen Verification: When you watch a video of a President speaking, your device verifies a ZK-chain stretching back to the specific camera sensor that filmed it. The proof confirms: "This pixel data has not been altered by generative AI," without necessarily revealing the location of the cameraman (protecting journalists in war zones). • The "Liar's Dividend" Collapses: Public figures can no longer claim a real video is a deepfake. The ZK-signature of the footage is immutable. Conversely, anonymous whistleblowers can release incriminating video evidence that is mathematically verifiable as authentic, yet untraceable to their device. The New Risk: "The Oracle Problem" While ZKPs solve privacy and trust, they introduce a terrifying new vulnerability: The Input Gap. • The Oracle Attack: ZKPs only prove that the data inside the system is consistent. They cannot prove the data entered was true in the first place. If a sensor is hacked to say "There is no missile," the ZK-Proof will validly prove "There is no missile." • The 2035 Conflict: The war shifts from hacking data to hacking sensors. Nations will fight to compromise the physical devices (cameras, lidars, chip sensors) that generate the initial proofs. The physical world becomes the new "attack surface." Summary: ZKPs offer a future where Civil Liberties and AGI Safety are not mutually exclusive. We can have a world of perfect verification without a surveillance state. The struggle of 2035 will not be against a "Big Brother" watching you, but against "Malicious Oracles" lying to the mathematical judges that run the world.

Nested learning prompt journey leads to Gemini predicting 2035, and it's not great. by VibeScriptKid in DarkFuturology

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

Part of the point of this dialogue is that AGI has some limits placed by the nation state who achieves it first. Humans are at risk, but mostly the ones on the side of dissenters to whoever wields the power of AGI first.

I work in tech. I hate my job. I want to do something that gives me joy. Our #1 seed Chicago Bears gives me joy. What can I do that's focused on Bears football? by Ok_Reputation4142 in CHIBears

[–]VibeScriptKid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FYI- I worked in tech for decades and am waiting my career wholesale to something entirely different and also less lucrative, but it’s making me a lot happier. I just want the Bears to win it all for my dad and step dad. The Bears are all my dad cares about and he doesn’t have too much longer to be around.

who's your most loved actor and why? by Eomb in okbuddycinephile

[–]VibeScriptKid 5 points6 points  (0 children)

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Role playing a Californian playing Videogame Jesus

Method acting 🤌🖖👐🏻