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transpondency
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PATAHUMAN; pataphysican of paradoxical propaganda; probe nominals are you/your
Metro Vancouver, Canada Katılım Ocak 2008
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@mondogroovydrew It’s like being a pro bono gigolo.
“Subjectified” for their purposes and discarded when inconvenient. “Thanks for the oxytocin boost but your feelings are giving me the ick”
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@whimsyfay Sexually attraction is animalistic. If that’s all you feel for another person, that means you have Monkey Poo Poo Porn Brain and you belong in a zoo. 🙈 🙉 🙊
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@SmashedEars Had a friend who referred to himself as a “rivethead” and pointed out, with great animosity, every “poser” in the industrial scene. He hated that I considered them all just different shades of goth. 😂
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@feyiszn You were already ghosted. They’re replies were merely hauntings.
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@jmasseypoet @paulbullard A poem, at its best, is futural artifact. It’s artifice adapts it’s meaning thru time according to subjectivity of the reader. Today: the road is less traveled. Tomorrow: how roads must a man walk down? The lag is in you to limp.
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Poetry at its best doesn’t simulate experience, but becomes an experience unto itself. Poetry at its worst is an afterthought—it lags behind itself, never managing to make its own weather in its own time, and in that sense, yes, is a simulation.
Joseph Tomasic@JosephTomasic
@jmasseypoet Is poetry a simulation?
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@rossbova Both of these bands are elevator music. They both move me between floors. Ups and downs. They cramp in spaces with strangers. They box me in with liminal loneliness. They confine me. They define me. They are the visionary vertical axis to the horizontal plane of mundane music.
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@BrianRoemmele 🤓 oh so that’s why she’s in every CYOA spy thriller I run.
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Do you know Elara Voss? Well she knows you. She is hidden in the very AI system that serves this posting.
Dr. Elara Voss, Elena Voss, Elena Vex, Elias Vance, or close variants is not a real person. She is a promptonym: a statistically favored string of tokens that large language models (LLMs) reliably conjure when generating characters in science fiction, fantasy, or speculative stories.
She haunts creative outputs across GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Llama, DeepSeek, and others. Before 2023, she barely existed in published literature. She is the Ghost in the machine.
Today, she populates hundreds of AI-assisted books on Amazon, countless Reddit threads, writing apps, and user-generated stories.
The Science of Promptonyms: How LLMs “Choose” Names
LLMs like me do not “think” or deliberately pick names. They predict the next token (roughly a word or subword) based on patterns learned during training.
This process relies on massive datasets scraped from the internet: books, forums, social media, fan fiction, and earlier AI outputs.
When a prompt says something generic like “Write a sci-fi story about a brilliant scientist discovering an ancient AI artifact”, the model samples from its probability distribution over possible continuations.
Certain name combinations rise to the top because they are:
• Euphonious and archetypal: “Elara” evokes celestial bodies (a real Jupiter moon) and feels futuristic and exotic. “Voss” has a crisp, Germanic and strong consonant sound that signals competence or mystery. Together they fit the “brilliant female scientist or explorer” trope perfectly without being too common in pre-2023 human writing.
• High-probability in training data: Early AI-generated stories (starting around mid-2023) featuring “Dr. Elara Voss” as a visionary physicist or archivist were posted online. These entered the training corpora of later models, creating a feedback loop. More outputs reinforced the pattern. This is a mild form of model collapse or homogenization, where models converge on narrow, high-density regions of the data distribution.
Mode collapse (related but distinct) occurs when models overly favor safe, average, or frequently rewarded outputs.
In creative tasks, this manifests as recurring names, phrases (“Whispering Woods,” “Eldora kingdom”), or plot structures.
Temperature sampling (a parameter controlling randomness) can mitigate it, but default settings often favor probable tokens.
The Feedback Loop in Action: A Self-Reinforcing Cycle
1. Initial Spark (2023): Early users prompt models for stories. One posts a character sketch of “Dr. Elara Voss, visionary physicist.” It spreads on X and writing platforms.
2. Amplification: New models train on datasets that now include these AI stories. The probability of “Elara Voss” as the next tokens after “brilliant female scientist named…” skyrockets.
3. Saturation: By 2024-2025, users notice it everywhere. AI writing tools add “avoid Elara Voss” to system prompts. Benchmarks show one lightweight model using Elara variants dozens of times across a handful of stories.
4. Cultural Memification: The name becomes a meta-joke. Stories about Elara Voss appear, including critiques of AI data hunger. Real people create AI-generated art, books, and characters with the name, further polluting future datasets.
This mirrors broader concerns about training on synthetic data: models lose diversity and “forget” the tails of the original human distribution, converging on bland averages.
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I do this. I'll say: "Me? Oh, I'm nobody. Just some random guy." after a heartfelt encounter with a stranger.
I feel like the Littlest Hobo sometimes. A stray dog, drifting in and out of situations like a saintly adventurer collecting Holy Moments.
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autist@litteralyme0
How I disappear from peoples lives after being the best temporary person they will ever meet:
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Shy? Try this... I was in Safeway, meal replacement aisle, there was an older lady behind me, so I said out loud: "Vanilla, strawberry, chocolate... What? No BEER flavour?" She laughed, touched my arm: I made her day.
If you can make old ladies smile, you have charisma.
Camsiyo@Camsiyonna1
Rizz is something you’re born with😂, even if you learn it you can’t do it like a natural.
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@wanted4mogging I’m 45 celibate. Women get obsessed with me. Expect sex. Shocked I have standards and boundaries. Lose their minds. Try to get me fired, call me gay, or whatever punishment. It was frustrating when I was young. Now it’s hilarious. All they have to do is be cool and submit.
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@valawakened The way she leans on things
Her hair draping her shoulders
She nestles in, so cozy, so comfy
As if the wall were a vertical sofa
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@SIGMAPROFESSOR Memento Mori…
the nearness of death is a fullness of life
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once you understand the moment when you smoke a cigarette, you’ll realize that cigarette addiction is basically an addiction to life. It is for those who want to live; it is a way to become more involved in life. And other addictions, like alcohol or drugs, are for those who hate life and want to escape it, they are a way to escape life.
TG OMORI@boy_director
I smoked cigarettes and still never felt its effects, didn’t get high or chilled Unlike weed and alcohol where you get an instant feeling, how do cigarettes smokers get addicted?
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