Real page turner that one. Crunchy and fanfic-y in a good way. The pedo stuff way way too detailed for my comfort, but if that’s not a trigger for the reader, then it’s a real head trip.
Worth noting: not an author screed. Which the author was surprised he had to clarify, but I mean, my dude - have you met people?
Atun-Shei has a great video about it. One of my old reddit comments makes a brief appearance in a shitty tone of voice. I found this out after commenting basically the same thing on the reddit submission for the Atun-Shei video. I have never been nailed so hard in my life.
Incidentally I do still recommend Friendship Is Optimal as exploration of alignment and the control problem… with ponies. And as a more hard-sci-fi but still buck-wild examination of simulated worlds, Permutation City by Greg Egan.
The novel The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect explores what might happen if this technology were available to everyone. Good read, kinda fucked up.
Real page turner that one. Crunchy and fanfic-y in a good way. The pedo stuff way way too detailed for my comfort, but if that’s not a trigger for the reader, then it’s a real head trip.
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It didn’t take long for it to get to a zombie “rape” with flesh eating worms in the ejaculate.
What a fucking sentence lol.
Whoa, yeah, that link is staying blue. Thanks for the warning
Yeah it’s pretty fucking depraved lol
Oh wow! Great to see a reference out in the wild!
I thought that would be a great book. Too much imo, I gave it a rest after the zombie rape scene.
Worth noting: not an author screed. Which the author was surprised he had to clarify, but I mean, my dude - have you met people?
Atun-Shei has a great video about it. One of my old reddit comments makes a brief appearance in a shitty tone of voice. I found this out after commenting basically the same thing on the reddit submission for the Atun-Shei video. I have never been nailed so hard in my life.
Incidentally I do still recommend Friendship Is Optimal as exploration of alignment and the control problem… with ponies. And as a more hard-sci-fi but still buck-wild examination of simulated worlds, Permutation City by Greg Egan.