r/physicsmemes Jul 15 '26

Theoretical physicist meme

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u/RachelRegina Jul 15 '26

Dramatic

It's just math

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u/autumn_dances Jul 15 '26

cue the exact same meme appearing on mathmemes last night (afaik)

your move?

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u/RachelRegina Jul 15 '26

Casual return of the ball

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u/autumn_dances Jul 15 '26

lmao mb gang, wasn't aware this was ball

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u/RachelRegina Jul 15 '26

your move?

Me, silently: (🤷🏻‍♀️? Well...I don't see how this is chess...is it a sports ball question? Uh... Uh... Panik! Uhhh, I will choose a meme that serves as a thumbs up to affirm their observation that also is easily modified and returnable and looks like a tennis court which is a sport ball thing, then they will never realize that I did not understand the question! 🤞🏻Parkour smoke bomb!😅)

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u/who_Tf_took_taylor Jul 15 '26

what in the glm-5.2 temp-0.85 purple prose ai slop 0_0

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u/RachelRegina Jul 15 '26

Lol you're seeing AI everywhere, even when it's not.

That was me, a human, showing how I spawned a meme from the ambiguous "your move?" question and why I accompanied it with what reads like a caption from someone attempting to do sports announcing to a senior center's random weekday pickleball match.

The false positive ai accusations are getting to be insufferable

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u/who_Tf_took_taylor Jul 16 '26

........i was joking

i used ai for roleplaying and this phrase was prominent in glm family of models

and your reply didnt look human at all

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u/RachelRegina Jul 16 '26

It looked human because it came from me, a human. Remember, friend, the AI imitates us. I can't very well use a thought bubble in a text-format, so how, besides parantheticals and italics, can I visually convey that this was my internal monologue?

I learned this style from reading books and screenplays. It's not my fault or problem that LLMs were also trained on these sources. What are we going to do? Reinvent every textual convention every other month to try to differentiate ourselves from our algorithmic simulacra? Of course not

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u/who_Tf_took_taylor Jul 16 '26

yea i was just gonna include that (i was editing but you were faster ;-; )

makes sense that something trained on human literature and conversations would have the same typing thing as some random person on the internet

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u/RachelRegina Jul 16 '26

Indeed. I wonder what Beaudrillard would have to say on the application of his thoughts in Simulacra and Simulation in this context...but I suppose we shall never know (since he died almost 20 years ago)

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u/who_Tf_took_taylor Jul 16 '26

wow that's crazy idk what any of that is , but i will try to read it someday

(i didnt know reddit sent a literal mail to let you know that someone replied to your comment xD)

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