We fukkin what.
Marked for Death: A Rational Naruto Quest
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- naruto rationalist romance armageddon is looking better and better damn you kishimoto explosions everywhere explosives solve everyone if in doubt surrender to the mercy of zabuza it seemed like a good idea at the time looks like a really bad case of being a jōnin my god. where does the lore end? precommitting is the winning plan screaming in kagome screw the rules i have explosives something bad might still happen sometimes you gotta sociopath stabby zabby subsection c of paragraph 9 should include we can weaponize this so hard
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FORGET EVERYTHING YOU JUST READ
DO NOT THINK
WE WILL BE WITH YOU SHORTLY TO ASSIST
Pretty sure that wouldn't work. Naruto himself would have to sign it, most likely.
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Luna's Luna
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Roko's Basilisk is a notable example.
I think it's a pants-on-head-tier idea, but yeah.
NO.
STOP RIGHT FUCKING THERE.
NO ONE START POSTING INFOHAZARDS/COGNITOHAZARDS IN-THREAD.
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Luna's Luna
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Origami Clock
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Don't believe the rationalist memes. Roko's Basilisk is up there with Scientology in weird culty bollocks that only makes sense when you've been marinading in the subculture long enough that it's bled into your heuristics.
Which may mean it is in fact an infohazard, but only if you follow some of the particularly weird offshoots of meme theory which take the idea as virus metaphor far, far too literally.
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Some people think some thoughts are dangerous. They call these infohazards. Personally, I think it's just about as silly as it sounds.
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Luna's Luna
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I know of at least one real one (not Roko's half-baked Basilisk) - I will not be telling you what it is, for obvious reasons.
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>inb4 Jiraiya used to read Word Up magazine
[X] No Armageddon Initiative
[X] No Vote
[X] No Vote except for this meta-vote, you frickin' pedants
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Luna's Luna
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But I wanna suislide anyway, so I'll likely be a dead end for that info. Pleeeeeeeaaaase.
If there existed some information on how to make nuclear-tier explosions for cheap enough that essentially anyone could do it, I think that would qualify.
*Cough* old substitution *cough*
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ssshhhhhhhhh. We want world-ending methods to be as well known as possible in the MfD-verse.
Also, I'd like to point out that that's dangerous in implementation. If everybody know how to use nukes and didn't act on it, it wouldn't be too dangerous.
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S = {all meta votes after this one}, checks out.
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Luna's Luna
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- Ginnungagap.
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[X] I'm So Meta, Even This Aye
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[](/lunalaugh)
Hooooooo, that's rich.
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The wonderful Nick Bostrom has an entire paper on the typology of real-life info hazards. It's all rather interesting and from my brief scan does not seem an infohazard in of itself. Mostly they are all examples of how information getting into the hands of someone else can change their actions in a negative way, or how info that gets into one's own hands can alter one's actions in a negative way.
I don't think it covers any info that is inherently and legitimately harmful to the person who knows it. Some areas of mysticism and religion profess the existence of certain memetic infohazards, but like, it's mysticism and religion so I can only that so seriously.
I can legit not imagine anything but Roko's Basilisk that might actually be a real memetic infohazard. If there is please PM me.
https://nickbostrom.com/information-hazards.pdf
I don't think it covers any info that is inherently and legitimately harmful to the person who knows it. Some areas of mysticism and religion profess the existence of certain memetic infohazards, but like, it's mysticism and religion so I can only that so seriously.
I can legit not imagine anything but Roko's Basilisk that might actually be a real memetic infohazard. If there is please PM me.
https://nickbostrom.com/information-hazards.pdf
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Origami Clock
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Speaking as someone who has to put in serious effort to be statistically likely of making it to 30, please try and get in touch with a professional if you're being serious here. It helped me.
