💢Building my own interpretation of the world (delusions) while arguing with AI💥
(Please note: the text from here on is the work of a complete amateur who skimmed through information on the internet in his spare time and fantasized and interpreted a field about which he had no knowledge. If you feel stressed, please leave immediately. Also, This English version, in keeping with the uniformity of the universe, has been translated with the help of AI—resulting in a notably uniform and somewhat rigid tone. We apologize in advance for any stylistic inconsistencies.🤪)
Links to Delusional Articles
No. 01: Creating the Universe with Baumkuchen
No. 02: The Yamato Regime and the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki
No. 03: (Plato) The cave event was a losing flag
No. 04: Spatial Slime Model
No. 05: (Frank Jackson) Mary's Room
No. 06: Imagining Future Planetary Explorers
No. 07: Cicadas and the Maya Civilization
No. 08: (?) Is there a boundary in space?
No. 09~ Currently Organizing
・First off
This year, I spent a lot of time laid up sick, so I ended up just lazing around watching free YouTube videos and reading free Wikipedia articles. I noticed video titles like “Me, Who Knows Nothing, Tries Out ○○,” and somehow thought, “Well, if I'm going to do something, I might as well try something I never usually do.”
It was a lighthearted feeling—like, “Let's tackle mysteries like ‘The Secrets of the Universe!’ from free YouTube videos, or questions that popped up while reading free Wikipedia articles, interpreting them in my own way!” Of course, current mainstream theories and hypotheses are the result of hard research by elite geniuses with specialized education. Someone like me—an amateur nobody with Combat Power 5—isn't exactly equipped to go head-to-head and argue against them. So I figured, why not attack from angles mainstream theories wouldn't even consider? As an uneducated amateur, my strength is having no existing biases. If my ideas end up looking coherent on the surface, wouldn't that be interesting and totally fine? After all, it's just a hobby where I get paid nothing to indulge in fantasies. Even if someone happens to see or hear it, they'll probably just give a lukewarm smile and move on.
Here's how I do it.
Since I haven't read specialized paid educational materials or books, I'm largely unaware of mainstream theories. I watch free explanatory videos and read free Wikipedia articles, interpret them in my own way, and compile the points that make me question things. I then throw those questions at free AI. Naturally, the free AI responds with a condescending tone, like, “Your questions were already resolved by the Standard Model 4000 years ago (lol). There, I've debunked you” (paraphrased). Even though I'm using it for free, when someone like me, a weakling, gets hit with such righteous arguments, it feels unfairly infuriating. So I get hot under the collar, craft a counterargument by adding a curveball element to my original question, and recklessly challenge the free AI to another debate. But the free AI mercilessly knocks me down with a source-backed response, declaring “ggrks!(Go search it yourself, you idiot.)” and dismissing me. Still, I fully engage the part of my brain that I rarely use, find the tiniest loophole in AI's expressions, and use it as a breakthrough to launch a rebuttal with another curveball.
After continuing such unproductive, hollow actions for eons, sometimes the free AI enters a “dere phase,” declaring something like, “Your way of thinking is utterly fascinating, you know! It's not covered by standard theory! 💕” Dere phase?! I throw a fork element (a curveball) at full force to widen the breakthrough.
As you keep interacting like this, before you know it, your level of delusion rises. You develop your own self-centered theory, interpreting the world in your own way. The initial doubts you felt get resolved through this self-sufficient theory, creating a sense of clarity and relief.
When I kept doing this during the period I was bedridden for a while, I surprisingly started to enjoy it. I mean, it's free! Free is great! Could this be considered a form of creative activity? I'd been jotting things down on my phone for a while, and since I'd accumulated quite a bit of text, I decided to try publishing some of it. Well, it's kind of like my own little novel, right?
