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"The singularity. When technological advances allow artificial intelligence to move beyond human control. It was predicted to happen way back in the twenty-first century."
"Instinct. The desire to survive. To live, to laugh, to love, to experience.
man. The war isn't just happening out here, Sergeant." Mitchell waved at the small camp, at the men and women trying to reorganize their militia. Then he pointed at his head. "It's happening in here. It wants us to question. To distrust. To turn on one another.
Artificial intelligence is superior to human intellect in terms of pure processing and problem-solving ability. We do have one advantage." "Which is?" Tio's smile grew. "We operate at the edge of chaos, Colonel. We are able to
break the order of things. To act in a way that is completely illogical, and that offers no obvious benefit. Some would say to self-harm, but you could also look at it as a means to think in a different, unique way."
What I do know is that people in power can make us think anything they want us to think if we trust them enough. So we pick a side, and we stick with it because otherwise we'd be twisting in the solar winds our whole life.
