On the flip side, too, I can’t imagine seeing a company whose advertisements outright say that their customer base can’t think for themselves and reaching any conclusion *other* than “hmm, this company is calling me an idiot, so I will not buy their products.”

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I keep seeing ads where some guy has to ask a bot when his girlfriend’s birthday is or what’s her favorite color and it really highlights how their customer base consists entirely of people who can’t be bothered to do the bare minimum.

Did you get to name them??

This one brings me back.

This has the potential to devastate the program’s credibility and reputation. If you want to add text describing the unique identifying features of organisms, you have literally built an entire system used by thousands of experts who can provide this information!

Whoops, just saw you said fireflies, not butterflies. 😅

There weren’t butterflies yet, but they did have these, which basically have the same look! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalligr...

Have you guys read Max Gladstone’s Last Exit? It definitely feels like it could’ve been inspired in part by this.

“Returning to Their Waters/Shores” is interesting, it kind of implies that the animals might come back to inhabit the world once they’ve adapted to modern conditions.