RadiumSkull, Voivode of Nonsequiturs.

dude the crisis in learning and knowing things is truly everywhere all around us and I'm upset about it every day

"Two weeks" is a euphemism for "probably never," with that guy.

A fixture in my childhood home.

"Somebody has too much money." That's all I got.

Of course, it took the invention of GenAI to create Body Horror Porn.

Doing the Lord's Work preserving a risograph. 🙏

Remember Rev. David Black, the Chicago pastor who was shot in the head with pepper balls? If you haven't heard him speak yet, listen to this.

To ICE: "You can repent"

I'd watch that Cronenberg movie!

Does he really think Grok cares, or even knows, about being blocked? Smells like projection.

This is great evidence of the chatbot's lack of context awareness. "Wasn't me!"

I thought 'jury nullification' was the jury calling BS on the laws under which the defendant is charged. But I'm in favor of it either way!

He's so afraid of illness or injury. His brain is in a mental fetal position in that shot.

Yes. LLMs are language simulators, so their information is also simulated.

Language simulator is also an information simulator.

"The future will never come to the US" is basically the current administration's platform, so...

look on my works ye mighty and be like "yeah, I knew that shit was never getting past the slide deck"

Digital illustration of a Honey Badger, an ill-tempered beastie, mostly brownish black except for the top of its head and back which are white. It has big front claws and is making a big rawr face. Badger is standing on what looks like a cube that has been cut out of the earth. The top is grass and two side faces of the dirt and clay cube showing outward are carved into letters spelling ‘Maybe it will happen today’.

Laoco-swän? 😁

TBH, when you look at the backgrounds of all the Third Reich guys, it rhymes.

No plan survives contact with the giant demonic hare

I heard it wasn't.

Even the major channels want in on this action.
bsky.app/profile/bubb...

From A Scanner Darkly: "Let's hear it for the vague blur!" the host said loudly, and there was mass clapping. In his scramble suit, Fred, who was also Robert Arctor, groaned and thought: This is terrible. Once a month an undercover narcotics agent of the county was assigned at random to speak before bubblehead gatherings such as this. Today was his turn. Looking at his audience, he realized how much he detested straights. They thought this was all great. They were smiling. They were being entertained.

An Icegov tweet offering up a photo of new ICE training graduates--"American heroes" with their faces blurred out.

Philip K. Dick gets it right again.

Let's hear it for the vague blurs!

My childhood poster was this Berkey illustration, same Kong in same pose, but grabbing fighter jets while each of his feet were on a WTC rooftop.

There's a great bit in China Mieville's 'Kraken' where a guy who can teleport is haunted by ghosts of himself from previous teleportations.

Duh, this is how we got two Rikers.

Clearly, yes. We just need to make sure the right people take the impact of all the Finding Out that's coming.

Sludgey, doomy, stonery... it's exactly the soundtrack Mord should have!