>>41291392
True. It can be interesting to keep in mind the moves your own mind plays against you to get the fix so you can try to counter them in future. It knows all the paths that have ever led to you giving in in your entire history, and tries to lead you to them with tiny bits of bait.
Your brain loves to bait you in with the false promises of the cycle
>I start on monday
>whoops i messed up again, the rest of the week i can just go crazy until monday
>repeat
This is a very lucrative model for the brain with a regular binges and a built in guilt offset and willpower sink (you never feel too much like you failed because there will always be another chance next monday). Brain victory.
It has many tricks to get the addiction fed. It's scary the intelligence it uses against you for a fix, it's like the system has gone rogue.
One greenlight on one little thing you know is wrong but not technically on your increasingly extensive mental banlist and it leads you straight down onto the same slope. It will probably concoct new methods against you as time goes on until its grasp fades.

>>212931435
JOIN

Capitalism, at its core, is an economic system based on:
>Private ownership of the means of production.
>Markets where goods and services (including labor) are exchanged.
>Profit as the main incentive.
>Wage labor where people sell their labor in exchange for money, which they then use to buy goods.

When AI automates tasks (writing, coding, customer support, driving, etc.), there's less need to pay people to do them. This shrinks the labor market, and capitalism doesn’t function when large groups of people can’t sell their labor. Traditional capitalism depends on labor as a commodity, and AI reduces the need for that commodity. Unless the system evolves, AI development will be fundamentally incompatible with a labor-based economy and will cause it to collapse.

This isn't opinion, this isn't hyperbole, it's a fact. When this happens, there will either be a renegotiation of the social contract or violent reorganization. I encourage you

"BIBAL" is a Omniscient A.I. capable of developing software, more specifically video games for any existing device, with the device specifications being the only limitation. It creates all the code from scratch. It also has all the digital signature keys so that the target hardware recognizes the software created by "BIBAL" as legitimate retail software.
It CANNOT however create hardware, ONLY software.

ONLY IF NEEDED: software made by bibal could contain 0 legacy code:
-no posix
-no unix
-no OS
-no apis
-no renders
-no layers
-no file systems
-no formats
-no dlss
-no fsr
-no xess
-no puti de puta
-no kikiriki
-NO NOTHING

everything is made from scratch.

RULE: all bibal made software will work on the intended target hardware without bibal's constant intervention.
Example: bibal makes a ps1 game, the game gets burned to a cd, bibal goes to oblivion, and the cd will work just fine on a normal ps1.