Similar here. My first RPG was WFRP, not D&D, so for me D&D has always just been an RPG for me, rather than *the* RPG. I keep up to date on it because it's the biggest name, but I've never really felt a particular desire to play it over other games. I've returned to WFRP repeatedly, though.

Just wait until *only* corporations count as citizens.

And after nearly a decade of "New Trek" where there's been a large, vocal contingent of the audience bellowing and screaming in discontent whenever anything new is attempted, is it any wonder that the production is erring on the side of caution?

It's a good deal. A good deal. A good deal for Britain.
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Clearly, the ampersand is the most important part, oft-forgotten though it may be.

The only movie I know of containing Nazis that I've never seen real Nazis try to coopt... is The Producers.

Thanks. It's a big one, too: I turn 40.

Star Trek fans: some are in it for the ships, others are in it for the ships.

You could try that, but what happens if you try to get a duplicate like Thomas Riker and end up with split good and evil versions like Kirk in 'The Enemy Within'?

Is the world ready for good and evil Tuvixes?

"Generative AI" systems do not care about facts and truth, they care about you liking their output, and when the don't know the correct answer they will make shit up.

This is not the right tool for anything regarding naturalistic identification.

The Night Lords know right from wrong. They're very clear on the distinction between good and evil.

They just prefer evil. Their moral compass points south.

Hopefully it doesn't log who edited the page... hard to be anonymous when your gun is compiling a public list of your kills.

Can we agree that the legal structures and duties in play here produce perverse incentives that are incompatible with human life and the proper function of society? If a company's duty to its shareholders is so great that it is compelled to be destructive to people's lives, that's a problem.

Maybe going back to stock buybacks being illegal: they were regarded as a form of market manipulation prior to the 1980s, when suddenly they became OK.

Well, on the same planet as his father's childhood home. It's not like they put Luke in slave quarters in Mos Espa.

They put him with Anakin's stepbrother. Much more secure and inconspicuous.

The term 'hallucinations' is used when the AI conjures up things that aren't real... but it uses the exact same method to reach the correct answers. When the answers are true, it's still a hallucination, just one that is accurate by coincidence.