make your're own AI

https://talktotransformer.com

"I can not walk with swords and keep them with memories"

http://ai.neocities.org/MLPJ2019.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_circle_(virtual_worlds)

>>4
Academic bullshit.

>>4,5
There is some truth to that, i was "very online" back in early 2000's but there was that feeling its all built on mass roleplaying - the wasn't a common consensus reality, it was more like "shared escapism"(internet was mainly geeks and nerds).
Now reality and the "online" merged thanks to normies and social media, about 2008-2010 people started bring their lives into online space - real names, real issues and social drama of normiesphere - politics/religion/etc. Internet soon became very centralized and heavy-commercially oriented, people were viewed as statistics and mass audiences were desired instead of niche communities(Reddit/Facebook/MySpace/Digg).

>>6
The online world is littered with sites offering free or discounted access to niche discussion. Many give you the option of discussing through a dedicated site itself or through an umbrella partner forum within a specific subforum – all without releasing additional personal information, and usually it is all provided free. It's nice to have so many options, but they're rarely worth your time. Reddit and, in a pinch, Facebook groups are where the action is.

>>5
How different could a reality be?