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>incredibly unrealistic sadly.
I agree, but what do you think makes it unrealistic? Current society, or human nature in general?

>what else is there to do anyway!
Well my brain seems to always find plenty of other things to do somehow...

>your application won't even be considered because a bot decided it's not worthy
Okay yeah that is pretty dystopian. The bot they have right now is funny more than anything because it's literally no different from a webpage that has a couple yes/no questions except it's worded as a conversation, but in the future I'm sure they''ll try to automate interviews too and it's gonna be awful. Though, for an autist like me at least it might be easier to game them then interviews with real people...

>yeah, i have.
Ah okay so you did give them a try. I have too, and it just seemed kind of boring... I guess I also can't get past the knowledge that I'm talking with a computer. I don't know how some people get addicted to talking to them, they just aren't good enough for that yet I don't think... if they'll ever be.

>i did use it to cheese some school assignments
Bad Tao! I wish this stuff existed back when I was in school, I would've never had to do homework again...

>i either produce my own food and buy electricity and such, or the opposite
I see, I guess that's more realistic. Sucks that it has to be that way though...

>heheheh
Anon you shouldn't laugh at such stupid "jokes"! But your laugh is really cute so I'll allow it hehe

>you really didn't need to remind me of that
Now you can cry but for the opposite reason!

>i haven't posted any more since then.
Ah okay, good, I hate missing out on them!

>i feel that too, but with more intense spikes.
I see, so you just get the worst of both worlds... that's really unfortunate. Do you think the intense spikes or the constant misery is worse?

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