Cashmere Ink

I love all things adventure and fantasy. www.cashmereink.com

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You have a “parasite”. You’ve had them for years since you were a kid. The only reason you never said anything was cause the parasite is pretty chill

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“Turned My Ex BF’s Texts Into a Country Song”

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Should I refer to it as a “robot”?

Robot: A machine designed and programmed for a specific purpose. Takes orders and executes tasks based on input only. Capable of autonomous decisions as long as they align with its objective, incapable of achieving sentience.

Droid: An autonomous robot that is designed to serve a specific purpose. Takes orders and executes tasks based on input - unless it decides not to based on its programming. May argue, but usually ends up following orders due to displaying only “mock sentience”. Normally only capable of full sentience through hacking or upgrading.

Android: A droid that acts as if it is, and appears to be, a sentient human. Not always autonomous or sentient, but is usually both. Takes orders and executes tasks based on input - unless it decides not to based on its programming and/or free will.

Cyborg: A living being made of both organic and mechanical parts. Autonomous and sentient by nature. Takes orders and executes tasks based on input - only if autonomy is somehow suppressed through its artificial assets. Sentience normally remains intact, regardless of autonomous state.

Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

I appreciate you!

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Author disabled reblogs for this one, so I’m posting it to remind myself that there is a large group of people that are pro-piracy, but anti-ai.

The same people in these comments saying “people shouldn’t have to pay for art” and “some forms of art just aren’t worth supporting” will turn around and say “fuck ai” and “ai is theft”.

That’s silly, you guys. You realize how silly that is, don’t you?

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To this day, the best Souls-like game I have ever played. Lore that I became obsessed with, second only to Final Fantasy. The sickest trailer I have ever seen.

Lords of the Fallen was a 10/10 ride for every playthrough I squeezed out of it, until it became a borderline unhealthy obsession and I had to put it down. I never returned for v2.5.

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The very least the Pokemon Company could do to ensure that Pokemon stays enjoyable for kids is to print and sell packs of cards specifically for kids, with amazing cards, where none of them are any more rare than the rest. Scalpers won’t buy things they can’t make money on. They won’t rob children of their joy unless there is profit in it for them.

It’s a shame that kids love Pokemon and that the cards are printed by such a money-hungry entity that’s done nothing to curb so much scalping and overvaluing that there is nothing left for kids that simply want to collect some cards.

If the Pokemon Company was smart, they would say, “Okay, guys. All the hits from our previous collections are available for reprint on our site for $20 each.” And collapse the economy around these greedy mongrels, all while making their precious little profits.

Kids could enjoy the damn game again and true collectors could still go after cards for their print year or whatever other reason they might want to chase vintage cards. Problem solved.

But they don’t want to solve the problem, do they?

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realistically there is no chance i will have time to read, imma still bring a book though

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Recently realizing that what I love more than anything is finding the perfect cards to fit my theme or narrative, putting them in suitable sleeves, and then placing them in a comfortable and appropriate box.

These are my characters.

These are the spells and items they will need.

They are ready for their adventure.

Is this a writer’s brain thing or does anyone else find excitement in this?

My most recent invention is Cloud, Planet’s Champion and the angels of Gaia. They obviously have a ton of equipment at their disposal. Once in a while Sephiroth, Fallen Hero shows up. And there is a mysterious new comrade they’ve never seen before: Nahiri, Heir of the Ancients.

Show me what you’ve done.

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“So every day you have to leave a live goat in this room?” “Yup.” “And the next day it’s always gone?” “Yup.” “Why?”

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You're a necromancer. A decent person, unlike most. The inquisition comes calling, not to investigate you… they need you to dig up and resurrect an arch priest to clarify something so they know which side are the heretics.

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Every metallic element can be used to neutralize a type of mystical creature. Silver? Werewolves. Iron? Fairies. Well,... almost every metal. We still don't know what copper neutralizes.