My thoughts on AI malarkey
- Thread starter RaceBannon
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EsophagealFeces
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“AI has done it again!” just doesn’t have the same ring to it.
GrundleStiltzkin
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UWerentThereMan
New Fish
AI Crazy Larry looks better
UWerentThereMan
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GraceBannon
What the fuck is with the personal attacks?!?!
The future is now old man!
@RaceBannonbot v. 1.0 is already prototyped.
The future is now old man!
@RaceBannonbot v. 1.0 is already prototyped.
Doog_de_Jour
New Fish
Lulz.
EsophagealFeces
Active poster
What a bunch of fags. The AI art is hilarious
AOG
Active poster
The malarky says:
There are a few potential motivations someone might have for posting so many messages, 97,374, on an internet message board mostly about college football:
Passion for college football - The most straightforward explanation is that this person truly loves college football and wants to discuss it with other passionate fans. For diehard fans, reading and talking about their favorite sport is a hugely enjoyable hobby.
Sense of community - Long-time members of internet forums often enjoy the community and connections they've built over time. This person likely feels at home talking college football with their online friends.
Likes debating/arguing - Some prolific posters thrive on debating other fans, defending their team and opinions. The ongoing arguments keep them engaged.
Likes feeling knowledgeable - By posting so often, this person establishes themselves as an expert on college football. They may enjoy the reputation and ability to share their knowledge.
Likes recognition - Frequent posters often become minor celebrities on fan forums. The attention and small bit of "fame" may be motivational.
Obsessive tendencies - In extreme cases, such hyper-active posting could suggest obsessive tendencies or even addiction to the forum. The compulsion to post may be hardcoded.
In the end, that level of passion and commitment suggests college football is a hugely meaningful part of this person's life and identity. The forum provides community and an outlet for both expertise and obsession.
There are a few potential motivations someone might have for posting so many messages, 97,374, on an internet message board mostly about college football:
Passion for college football - The most straightforward explanation is that this person truly loves college football and wants to discuss it with other passionate fans. For diehard fans, reading and talking about their favorite sport is a hugely enjoyable hobby.
Sense of community - Long-time members of internet forums often enjoy the community and connections they've built over time. This person likely feels at home talking college football with their online friends.
Likes debating/arguing - Some prolific posters thrive on debating other fans, defending their team and opinions. The ongoing arguments keep them engaged.
Likes feeling knowledgeable - By posting so often, this person establishes themselves as an expert on college football. They may enjoy the reputation and ability to share their knowledge.
Likes recognition - Frequent posters often become minor celebrities on fan forums. The attention and small bit of "fame" may be motivational.
Obsessive tendencies - In extreme cases, such hyper-active posting could suggest obsessive tendencies or even addiction to the forum. The compulsion to post may be hardcoded.
In the end, that level of passion and commitment suggests college football is a hugely meaningful part of this person's life and identity. The forum provides community and an outlet for both expertise and obsession.
PostGameOrangeSlices
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Those Guys Are Fags .gif
this is disgusting
At Hardcore Husky, we call this a Tuesday
Doog_de_Jour
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We have ticket scams?!?
Sounds like a real safe space.
UWerentThereMan
New Fish
Is it possible that dawgman isn't the worst/most communist place to talk UW football? New information suggests yes. More at 11.