Here's my reply, in line, I'm the [[[boundary]]] worked in to your words.
I'll break it down:
"morr YI pet"
No clue why the misspelling of "more" nor what YI may mean [[[ Joe Bloggs]]] morr was just my fat fingers on my small phone screen [[[ Joe Bloggs]]]
[[[ Joe Bloggs]]] YI sounds like a Geordie saying "wey aye" see video clip, two little crackers singing YI Pet, it's about 50 secs in =>>>
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"Pure YODL style"
Don't think we're acquainted, so the reference isn't clear to me. I gather you're jokingly telling me to piss off. Fair [[[ Joe Bloggs]]] I was not telling you to piss off, I was trying to give you clarity on whether or not I was AI [[[ Joe Bloggs]]]
"I get the YODL, obviously taking that out of context, it could be considered a lower class of delivery
[[[ Joe Bloggs]]] YODL sounds like YODEL a really bad delivery company video clip =>>>
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You get the punny name? Cool, would hope so. Not sure what context you mean though, and what delivery you're referring to. The low class bit I assume is a dig of some sort, but not even sure
[[[ Joe Bloggs]]] The delivery company is low class, it could be inferred and an irony that the message saying I was AI was a bad delivery, that has to be inferred tho. [[[ Joe Bloggs]]]
"I put a lot of me into my writing, I try and hold ego back, I try and use kind thoughts and then words. But it does make me feel a bit hollow inside, when I think of others thinking of me as a piece of copy and paste code."
Cool, I gathered that, without reading the writings themselves, but just some comments. I only joke that you seem like AI. I like to joke on here a lot, I think it's funny most of the time, sometimes I miss the mark, but it's all in good fun. Just commenting on the dense and somewhat impenetrable style you seem to write with. [[[ Joe Bloggs]]] I love that freedom YODL [[[ Joe Bloggs]]]
"My logical mind says, so what, you could think that of others, ignore it. Which I was doing, until I started leaving a part of my memory within you, ironically by soft memory code."
You're saying my suggestion is a tiny bit bothersome, but nagged at you a bit, I think. "Soft memory code" I don't understand, which goes back to your style of writing. Not many people speak like that, and I can't be sure what you mean exactly. It sounds deep, but I honestly have no idea what the peculiar allusion may be referring to.
[[[ Joe Bloggs]]] I think I explained this here
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@Ghost👻 Firstly, a confession, I
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I should probably take more care to reply, but I like to shoot notes from the hip. Apologies for any disrespect. Hopefully this explains my point of view respectfully and somewhat more clearly.
[[[ Joe Bloggs]]] Ney problem m8, keep the freedom, I need more of that too [[[ Joe Bloggs]]]
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@Ghost👻
Firstly, a confession, I've used AI today or at least, that's what it says on my toothbrush lol.
I think this may help, if I add one more layer to this conversation. This might help explain why time feels so real, even though it isn’t any type of knowable object.
I don’t believe there is past time or a future time in any real and literal sense. What exists are different layers of structure formed only by change.
These are memories in harder structures down to softer structures. All of them are memories of what has already happened.
Examples are;-
hardest memory Gold;
Harder Diamond/Rock;
Softer Oil/Water;
Soft Biology and
Softest Code/Language/Recorder/Recordings.
Within that layered memory list is what we experience as the “past”, obviously that's larger memory collections. We are Soft Biology and have our own observed categories of memories.
The future isn’t time either, it’s just potential for change. Take the present, this isn’t a moment in a flowing river, it’s simply us observing change as it happens. That blinking cursor keeps changing, I record a soft memory and it moves on, that's what we observe.
So time, as we experience it, isn’t something moving through the universe. It’s our name for the way we see changes leave memory behind.
How we order those memories, now and after, that is just sequencing those memory layers.
That’s why clocks only measure records of repetitions, they’re measuring memory formation layers and not time itself.
To me, this is perfectly obvious, does my memory recorded here in soft memory code, make it perfectly obvious to you?
I hope so.
With Bitcoin, what Satoshi did, which was the most brilliant achievement, was this;-
Satoshi took the hardness of thermodynamic energy. 8 minutes 20 seconds from the Sun, that energy then locks in the soft memory records and makes that memory extremely hard. The average time of a Block is supposed to be 10 Earth Minutes, it's hard to find one.
The 10 minute block time isn’t time being proven or measured, it’s a consensus rhythm that makes those memories extremely difficult to alter, moreover they are layered order of memories.
Tick-tock, not even a clock.
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