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Why do you include evil chaotic? Do you thnk you can stand when AI begins to create evil chaos ?
What's Your Moral Alignment?
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Pretty much. AI can't go outside computer. Unless people make it go. So we only need to allow chaotic evil AI for people who will to use it for good deeds.
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Things can go out of control and some people have evil intentions. So can create AI for evil chaos.
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Neutral Good!
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seems accurate enough
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Lawful Good = PALADIN!View attachment 293381
Seems pretty accurate. Sometime I find myself wishing I was a cold hearted SOB.
Anyway, it'll be interesting to see if there's a pattern between the Premium/Jr. VIP members and regular members based on how they fall on the chart.
My guess is that Premium/Jr. VIP tend more towards Chaotic Evil, and the regular members somewhere close to Lawful Good.
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This is what happened because of 5 things that happened in 3 months:
- I was working 16 hours a day for 3 months straight.
- I was incredibly sick for 2 months cause I forgot I am allergic to pollen.
- I encountered rat level scammers and energy vampires pretending to be people of good deeds.
- I realized that I can think 20, 40, 60, 80 years forward and prepare things for next generations.
- I realized that you exchange value for value instead of depending on manipulation and aggressive sales techniques like saying "you cannot solve this problem without me". You need to teach people how to solve their problems and not give them rat level solutions / spoon-feeding them.
It all boils down to being chaotic, irresponsible for your own actions, being unaware of long term consequences and how your own mind works.
There's no playing in this world. Being a person of no values and not understanding your own values system is basically playing with fire and you'll get the opposite results to what you want. Evil people usually get bad results long term and good people usually get good results long term. Good people aren't subconsciously eaten by their own conscience. It's very limiting to think in categories of evil in what I've noticed. You got to always understand why things are the way they are and how to do them by carefully analyzing processes and refining each step. What you're doing isn't that important if you do it well, help society and yourself and you have a long term plan for it.
So for example, you give a package of 100 insights and you sell each insight for $1, then you pack it into "insights pack" with a 30% discount, which gives you $70 value. You can now sell smaller packs of insights for $5 - $10 and also let someone buy all of them at once. This is quite reasonable if you're selling info stuff. You focus on building a relationship by providing what they SPECIFICALLY need instead of force-feeding them your whole agenda. If you want to give them insights into how you think, you sell them the whole package at a discount. So your first step is to build a process of creating "paid information", then once you have frameworks and workflows, you work with accordance to them, and then it becomes a legit part of a business that basically is created using 20 - 30 things like that. Once you have 30 packs of information, you have a small business and the overall value of all products is 30 packs x $70. Now you can sell your whole library at a monthly fee of $49.
There are always valid and real reasons behind things happening around like law. Law is there basically because the world in its default version is entropy, and we need to put order into things. If you live in an anarchy or have an anarchy-like system or place, you're gonna get a bunch of scammers and people who will do anything to produce NOTHING and get something for it, i.e. doing crypto schemes for example. Doing such things feels really bad to someone that isn't a born psychopath. If you're just a sociopath, you have good chances of becoming a better person if you just take lessons and understand your own fallacies / mistakes, then analyze behavior of villains, so you understand well what makes them so unhappy, victimizing and burnt out.
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Mods are lawful God (pun intended from good). They almost banned my account for my chaotic behavior. Well, so I made adjustments and they told me they noticed that which I hope will stay that way cause fruits of that are really tasteful.View attachment 293381
Seems pretty accurate. Sometime I find myself wishing I was a cold hearted SOB.
Anyway, it'll be interesting to see if there's a pattern between the Premium/Jr. VIP members and regular members based on how they fall on the chart.
My guess is that Premium/Jr. VIP tend more towards Chaotic Evil, and the regular members somewhere close to Lawful Good.
Once you order things, you start to see colors in life instead of black and white, then grey shades in-between. That's a big difference and can turn you from a hustler into a fully fledged entrepreneur that hangs out with other entrepreneurs like IamNRE or PHPInjected.What I've noticed, Jr Execs are sometimes doing some evil stuff like t0mmy did or MisterF. They went down quickly and their accounts are extinct.
Learn from it and stick to what you learned, so you don't lose hard one day.
You see, money cannot change you.
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You're right.
I did an evil thing recently...
I didn't pay for a 40p bag from Tesco's. I'm sorry ok.
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This is neutral unfortunately and it classifies as chaotic.
No chance of prison or being called out for that.
I'm sorry, but you cannot be classified as an evil person this time.
I saw your Carnivore Club site a second ago. The design is EVIL. You need to make it good.
Ahahahaha
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Yes that's true lmfao. It's a work in progress
Or maybe I did it garbage by design muahah
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I know you had to do that on purpose cause it's impossible to have such aesthetics if you use the internet in 2024 and have half a brain which all of us have...Yes that's true lmfao. It's a work in progress
Or maybe I did it garbage by design muahah
Of course I am always bragging about high quality stuff, but... the fun is in sarcasm and irony. Black hat humor at its finest. 7000 reaction score to 1000 posts... that tells me it's a lounge enjoyer.
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Reaction score means very little.
I have like 92K and I tried to buy a cup of coffee at Dunkin Donuts with it and they called the police.
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However, the perceived value on a BlackHatWorld forum is a different thing.
It's a metric and I feel like it's much more accurate than Moz metrics! Yes, Moz metrics!
Exchanging points from a forum that you use would be like trying to exchange looks or smile for something. I pay attention to that and it works to gauge someone's contributions value.
If I look at people that I follow on Blackhatworld, they all have that metric in a high ratio. At 3/2 points to 1 post sometimes it's goldmine of posts.
Sometimes it's someone like me... a person that's learning everyday for 12 hours a day, but still, I am working on my moral alignment. Turns out it's better to be a good person rather than chaotic and evil is completely out for me.
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There were huge improvements in the last 2 weeks or so. Grats & keep the good job!!
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Good point but it is a minimal aspect as to the value offered by a member in my experience here.
I've been here for 14 years and I look at that historically and it is not always, and often not, the value offered VS the points offered.
I don't deserve 92K+ points but people perceive that I'm some kind of extraterassil being.
The content that is shared is a much better metric to take into account as that is not always recognized via the points system.
Some members (if I name some I'll leave out some so I should not name names), actually many members, offer much more than I do yet they do not get the recognition via the points system so, although there is value in the points system, it should not be a very strong guide.
I get, and appreciate your point of view, but please temper it a bit as part of your BHW experience.,
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Yeah, a person who has 7000 reaction score that I just answered to is an internet troll and he has 7 points to 1 post. What they say is just... I wouldn't like my kids to see that content even if it's funny. I don't know how to name it. I felt like browsing some Reddit page.
People think everyone understands they're joking, but if someone takes their jokes (trolling) too seriously, well, it may end up badly.