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December, 2037
With Hollywood having run even further out of ideas, shooting begins on the live-action Erfworld movie. The earnings for the low-budget film are slightly lower than expected, facing off against the adaptation of Ctrl-Alt-Del and surprise hit Penny Arcade.
Losing the Internet Archive would be bad for civilization.
The quality of discourse on Tumblr has been improving... but one of the reasons it has been improving is that Tumblr has managed to re-establish the transmission of information across generations and across time.
Robin Hanson begging, pleading. "How can I convince people not to constantly have wars and subvert infrastructure? How can I convince them to love each other and exchange money for goods and services?"
Regarding Freiren: Beyond Journey's End and the idea used there that the demons are a predator species that evolved speech in order to lie, and can never be trusted...
A lot of people have been quick on the draw with the take, "It is... how you say... le fascisme. C'est problematique."
Others have said, "Well it's fake, so it doesn't count."
I'd like to throw out an alternative. What if the author was socially bullied in their youth to off-the-charts levels?
You can get the idea of a creature that speaks solely to prey on humans from imagining a sapient human-hunting predator and adding a dash of evolution... but you can also get that idea by watching a particularly nasty human and then working backwards.
There were arguments at the time that the CEO doxxed a Tumblr user due to transphobia, but recent events suggest that it's not transphobia - he's just Like That.
In an outcome that might surprise CNN viewers, but won't surprise anyone here, the Twitter Right are taking Dick Cheney's endorsement of Kamala Harris as a positive sign... that they were right to pick Trump.
I never see discussion of "the metacrisis" or "the polycrisis" from either the online right or rationalists.
It's superior to boiling everything down into a two-sided conflict. However, why gather all of society's problems into a single basket?
Obviously we could propose that this is just a human default, but I'd like to float another explanation.
What if "the polycrisis" is how people in left-leaning spaces get social permission to discuss the high-order effects of bad epistemic norms?
I definitely didn't see this much use of the term "corpo" before Cyberpunk 2077.
