@BetaCuck4Lyfe@kolektiva.social
Post #695679
2026-03-17 20:19 UTC
When I was a kid in the Rogue Valley, my brothers and I were raised by a single mom. It was really tough for a few of our formative years, and I recall Mom dropping us at local Christian organizations for necessarily free day care a few times.
"Don't worry about what these people say" she told me. "But don't be fooled by how nice they seem, if they seem nicer to you than to each other. There's a trick there."
The collective delusion of the christians I was forced to hang out with back then feels a lot like what I'm seeing with AI enthusiasts/believers these days. People just gleefully eating shitty biscuits and drinking box wine and then shouting hallelujah.
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@TheGreatLlama@kolektiva.social 2026-03-17 20:27
@BetaCuck4Lyfe So thankful that my parents taught me to be wary of the bullshit. The most important lesson being, "Just because the person saying it believes it, doesn't mean it's not a lie."