• AnIndefiniteArticle@sh.itjust.works
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    Which is always good to practice. The more we reflect and think through our actions, the better we get at it. It’s better to push boundaries with simulated environments than ones with real world consequences.

    It’s just words.

    It builds linguistic, communicative, empathetic, and physical reasoning skills. It provides an arena to challenge and develop ideas and scenaria. It gets people talking and communicating about how they like to play before committing to make themselves more fully vulnerable.

    It’s just words.

    If we don’t get them talking to each other, they’ll start acting before knowing how to communicate. If they don’t have a safe way to talk with peers, they will be talking to the ai instead. Guess what the ai trained on.

    It’s just words, so why don’t we start there?

    We’ve gotta get people talking.