Why do I believe you?

Yeah startups saying they'll like do laundry perfectly, or here do a car rental really well, by first off doing everything digital, then if they're "more elite" do everything data, then big data, then machine learning, and on and on full thrusters on toward the black hole which is accreting around me, Daniel Cussen. Matrix multiplication. AI. Turning your brain off, and letting the machine do everything for you. Literally enter te matrix. Dude everyone is piloting toward a black hole around this crap, nobody wants to use their neurons, no neurons just transistors, neurons are too slow.

Neurons are too fast, in fact, you get disgusting results that tell you what you thought was real was the kindergarten version of what you're about to experience, infinitely faster than with transistors. Infinitely, transistors never tell you you were conned all along. No getting wise, machine learning is never wise.
Machine learning does not help with con artists and witches (I don't actually know what that word means, this one witch told me he was a witch, go ask him what he was talking about, but I needed neurons to recollect his confession). They're a tool, OK, I'll grant that. Plus they're actually 3D, whereas transistors are 2D, so neurons are better for holography, for instance. Both can be overclocked by roughly the same amount, an Intel Q6600, a good chip, you could overclock to double, neurons the same, double the clock rate (shorter refraction time). But nowadays?

No, no thinking, no mistakes, if you do trial and error make sure your first trial is a success, no error. Trial and error is good if there's no error, errors are a waste, errors come out of the employee's pay, they get more threatened to get more fired more fast. No thinking.

No speaking even. No free speech, free speech is bigotry. So if you can't afford to say something under any circumstances, you can't think it ever, you have to censor your thoughts. What that means is going a step further and censoring the thoughts that lead to that thought that lead to the slur. It propagates backward, fear of being lynched editing what you can say in the only place you can actually say anything. Thought control. Nineteen Eighty-Four is the most literally literal shit there is, just it can't describe the exact scam the future brings it'll come as it comes, part prophecy, part invocation, part manual, part medical textbook, depends how many times you've read it which of these it is. I thought I read it twice, but now I've read it again, and realize I've read it four times total, at least, I don't know how many times I've read it or it been read out loud to me in the torture chamber it describes to delete it...unrealiable narrator here, by my own admission, but acting in good faith. Don't ask any questions, just be grateful you can read anything and think of this sentence alone, and recognize most of the letters, most of the words. Be happy to read.

So machine learning and thought control. It's not two different things. Machine learning and censorship are interwoven. So now that people can't discriminate unless it's price discrimination[1], meaning they can only discriminate in order to steal from the poor[2], and further, can only discriminate if they can prove they aren't discriminating. So if you run matrix multiplication pure, no alteration, racist results. Matrix multiplication says reality is racist. Well really the pictures you fed the algorithms are racist, it's a bullshit thing. But researchers buy into their own bullshit, say the results should be neutral, when such a thing is impossible. In 3D, two things cannot look different and be the same. What if they're painted? Then they're different. Paint makes them different[1]. Makeup changes the person completely, makeup makes a woman look great photographically but terrible holographically, like disgusting. Temporary face tattoo.

[1] So in an art class, the professor said, if you're going to paint with gray, don't make black and white into gray, why not mix in all the colors into gray? And I tried, got a bluish brown. It was weird, well colors are weird you can produce yellow and blue images out of a black and white print by making it spin at certain frequencies (with a tempometer), I've seen it with my own eyes, but this was a bluish brown, not gray. But the color wheel?! Contradiction! No. So what's up was that colors aren't like pixels or like the color wheel, those are bullshit things, useful to start out learning with but there's more. These paints were acrylic paint died heavily with metal oxides and hydrides, and they were designed collectively, in a set, so no two would react wrong together, three in many cases, but if you mix four or five of them then, what happens?

Whatever the fuck. Anything, chemical interactions, the chemicals do what they wish, it's not just that lemon juice and vinegar volcanoes pornographic shit, it's a whole world down there, there's subtle stuff too. And it's not like normal colors anymore, it's a bluish brown chemistry set. I knew from the impact on my color receptor it meant I needed cyan, that's what the professor said, but it wouldn't work. It would make it browner and more bluish at the same time, it would fuck it up more. I tried it a bit, a little bit, and it made it worse. So I just painted with the bluish brown, tried as if it were possible to paint so the color didn't look so wrong, I wasn't successful of course. And now in my holographic memory it was in a way a grayish brown, well blue and gray are easily confused, there's so much to it. Well Paul Graham alludes to this, there's a lot you have to know about chemistry relating to color if you're dead serious about being a painter. It is factual that I knew very little about the chemical side of things. But I knew the professor was wrong about just balancing it out according to the color wheel.

[1] Price discrimination is discrimination.

[2] They pretend price discrimination is to steal from the rich, but really it's...it's both, but especially from the poor, clean them out every time, million dollars debt from a tooth-ache. Never let them amass enough for a lawyer, keep them down. I do that in fact, in fights, with opponents, drop em to the ground instantly, then prevent them from getting up so they can't retaliate for dropping them, of course they started it, so that's what they get, floored and stay floored. Fairly merciful which is important for me. But not with the poor. It's disgusting, always keeping them out of the courtroom. Consent forms for buying bubble gum, sign infinite amounts of demonic documents. Economics theft and literally theft, all the time. Threats of getting sent to a rape dungeon every hour of the day. That's California.