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hi channel 🟡 💛
there is twitter fight going on about the veracity of the picture 😂

the twitter translation is good enough

I think @faust would have resolved the issue 😁

https://x.com/ashokshrivasta6/status/1842901951748460852
“That which is uniquely human”
The answer is they are both AI generated
Which one is AI generated and which one is real?
Many such cases 🪨
Huh this sounds familiar
Many such cases
Finally caught up with @july and now I can’t wait for the release of @faust 💛
In the long run - machines are going to drive most of the transactions onchain than humans. We’re building for that future from day one
Last week we had @july with us and we talked about @faust, reality on chain, creative tensions in cryptobotics and more...

Stream up on YouTube

https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxaQULWBwA9daTBARtFVNVCADhlaxX9J69?feature=shared
Sounds sick sign me up
/faust
In a digital world where bots and generative AI continues to grow, it becomes flooded with digital objects that you don't know if they are real or fiction.

You start to get lost in an ocean of information. I think that outlook and orientation in your digital world gets all fuzzy, because you lose you can't reference yourself against anything. I think this is why people say you need to go touch grass, sometimes its because we need to orient ourselves again properly, and figure out where we are in space.

Unfortunately, I think this is just going to get worse
Swearing by something is an interesting concept that we used to do more often; but we don’t as anymore. One used to swear on their mother’s grave, or their children - essentially asking God(s) to be your witness and arbiter of truth.

In order to make a transaction of trust, (like a claim, a future claim) one needed to have a trusted third party they could both ideologically trust to execute the transaction, and general rules of conduct they would abide by

in a way, in a world where we don’t know what to trust, you need ways to swear to third parties because that’s what helps us navigate your own world