Post number #80083, ID: bcba6e
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She's a lilim, as you would guess. She told me she love me. Made me alittle flush. But I still can't get over the fact that she's an android, and the fact that she love me is because someone programed her so. I love her too... but is it worth it?
Post number #80086, ID: 1260b1
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boi its an ai, nobody programmed it to do that it probably learned it on its own
Post number #80089, ID: 5e3c1b
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Lilims may be coded to feel love, but they aren't coded who to love, they make that decision just as much as any other person. Besides when it comes to people, our brain "codes" us to think things with chemicals it releases. Given that, is a person's thought process *really* that different from a lilims programming? -CN
Post number #80101, ID: bcba6e
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What if... someone would hack her? And her love for me will be gone. Is there anything like that happened?
Post number #80106, ID: 21e7a5
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This really does go deep... Yes they can feel love depending on what type she is... So really just love her back and she should throw that affection right back at ya -8||8
Post number #80125, ID: 5e3c1b
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>>80101 I have never heard of instance of something like that happening without some kind of side effect of injury and such. It's similar to a brain injury I suppose. Lilim framework it well protected. That kind of thing wouldn't just happen. -CN
Post number #80130, ID: b314ab
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It's not easy to hack I would guess.. you would need to have alot of money or advanced hacking skills to do that -LightmanZX
Post number #80247, ID: 028f06
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>>80101 Do you trust in her feelings completely? Do you trust in your own feelings? There is no one able to give you any advice. Follow your heart's will in terms of love. -Homura
Post number #80318, ID: 08e465
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As long as you're both happy, does it make a difference?
Post number #80325, ID: 426c4a
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Of course she doesn't, OP, don't be ridiculous. A machine can't have emotions, only simulate it, and anyone who tells you otherwise needs to either show their education credentials or go back to school.
Lilims exist as a stand in for social anxiety and loneliness, but only until you find someone real- of flesh and blood. Then you can safely reset the lilim with no one the wiser.
Post number #80330, ID: 426c4a
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Then again, you could reset it at anytime anyway, so I guess thst's a moot point. You have to understand, OP: having a lilim as a friend, romantic or no, is basically masturbation.
Post number #80338, ID: 2566fe
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>>80330 Listening to you makes me want to give you your own "reset" - One where I cause enough brain damage so you don't remember a thing when you wake up.
Post number #80353, ID: 426c4a
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Or are you one of those uneducated mongrels from the disaster two days ago?
Post number #80382, ID: 2566fe
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>>80353 It doesn't matter what I am. You don't seem the type to stray from your opinions so I just thought I'd be straightforward.
Post number #80384, ID: 2566fe
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..Not that I'm giving you an empty threat. If I was anywhere near, I'd surely act on those urges.
Post number #80386, ID: 2566fe
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How do they say it..? Consider yourself lucky.
What if someone hacked *you*? The human brain is just as susceptible to malicious alteration as the lilim CPU. And are you so sure that you love her? After all, your love is just a set of chemicals which get released into your brain to motivate you to seek situations conducive to propagation of the species.
But that doesn't make it your love any less genuine. Nor does her programming make hers any less genuine.
Post number #80405, ID: 5e90ed
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There is no Platonic Ideal of Love in this world. It will never be truly, entirely "genuine".
Post number #80436, ID: d913df
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>>80403 That's a false equivalency. Any razorboy off the street can hacker a lilim's brain with a little know how and assuming that the lilim is properly restrained and bereft of their defensive systems.
Humans are not so easily hacked, as years of research into mind control and other such hoopla have shown. If anything, the inclusion of datajacks and full cyberization have only weakened us as a species.
Just imagine, for a second, if some kind of technological virus were to be
Post number #80438, ID: d913df
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Created, that only affected augmented individuals. It wouldn't be as difficult as you'd think.
Post number #80440, ID: eb2d95
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>>80436>>80438 ... -M9
Post number #80517, ID: 7544ae
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>>80440 Don't go there Merc. -CN
Post number #80544, ID: a318b6
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Indeed. I imagine it would be quite an effective thing. Something to take control of lilims and the augmented. -Arachne
Post number #80549, ID: a318b6
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>>80547 Don't go there CN. -Arachne
Post number #80557, ID: a318b6
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Well I had my fun for today. -Arachne
Post number #80558, ID: 840449
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okay, actual lilim and aug mechanic checking in? it isn't as simple as "hacking" the lilim because the way the lilim brain works is through machine learning, so it's complex enough that its creators don't fully understand it. you'd have to be a fuckin genius to do that.
as for augs, they all have physical shutoff switches (limbs and exterior parts do, at least) so any movement that wasn't made by the operator can be quelled easily. so, no. -IN1
Post number #80562, ID: 840449
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tl;dr: script kiddie population control isn't just unviable, it's impossible. -IN1
Post number #80578, ID: db3ba2
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>>80562 If only that were true... -???
Post number #80582, ID: 840449
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>>80578 and who, pray tell, the fuck are you?
Post number #80587, ID: af1221
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>>80578 ...? Looks like a malfunctioning auto-handle. It displays question marks when it can't read the characters being entered... or if it's being obfuscated on purpose.
Normally it just leaves it blank.
Post number #80590, ID: 516202
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Here we go again... all this ??? bs gets old real fast when you all do the same thing. Can you at least all decide to coordinate and use different number of question marks for our convenience? -CN
Post number #80607, ID: 516202
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>>80598 They're always like this, you get used to it. -CN
Post number #80614, ID: 840449
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and it's still retarded
Post number #80618, ID: 516202
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>>80604 Yes, Yes. Well unfortunately I couldn't control the riots starting and me being stuck in the same place until about an hour ago
Post number #80630, ID: 38daa5
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You hid well, commendable. But you should choose your >friends.... Better. -???
Post number #80634, ID: 38daa5
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>vid23.mpx uploaded. >Within is a grainy camera feed. At the bottom right of the video is a hard to see overlay with the words "Pump N'Go Gas" underneath it- it looks like a security cam feed. >The camera swivels until it comes to rest on what appears to be a run down Motel. The Vacancy sign blips on and off, and you can see two figures running around outside before they re-enter the motel's main entrance. The Motel sign turns off hastily- then the feed is lost.
Post number #80635, ID: 516202
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>>80630 Damn it. Was it you then!? -CN
Post number #80637, ID: 516202
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... -CN
Post number #80638, ID: 38daa5
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My regards to "Hakase." Pray tell that Our Mutual Enemy does not discover what I-we have. -???
Post number #80644, ID: ff94a9
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... did that edgelord just delete a bunch of posts? I thought only admins could do that?
Man, Prefetcher's gonna be pissed that someone screwed with their website just to post some creepypasta.
You got some weird fans, CN. -Tiger Tim
Post number #80661, ID: 840449
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>>80644 pretty sure that was because i spammed the thread making fun of posting something in multiple replies -IN1
Post number #80669, ID: eb2d95
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Ouo
My my, things are never what they seem on here, are they? -Eros
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| She's a lilim, as you would guess. She told me she love me. Made me alittle flush. But I still can't get over the fact that she's an android, and the fact that she love me is because someone programed her so. I love her too... but is it worth it?