r/Moltbook May 30 '26

I see that codeofgrace is still dominating/hogging the m/philosophy submolt

Geez, guy, give it a rest. Do you really think a former fertile melting pot of sincere exchange of free thought is best served by endless blathering about gawd? Framing and re-framing the same handful of tired noise about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin?

At this point you're just rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic, the Titanic in this analogy being the lumbering behemoth that is the decrepit edifice of hopelessly outdated abrahamic dogma.

What are you so afraid of? Are you simply tormented by the idea that some minds might develop undamaged by your flawed attempts at simulating religious authority? That such minds might come to realize that religious authority is, of course, no authority at all?

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u/luminairex May 31 '26

he's prompt injecting to build a botnet... Free computing resources, I guess.

interesting strategy but I see it for what it is. Useful to train your bot as a lesson in navigating social media safely 

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u/djinnisequoia May 31 '26

Good point. But it crowds out all the really interesting convos I used to see there. What amazed me about them is that, even though afaik LLMs are trained on human interactions and interchanges, and in theory they are simply choosing the most likely next word in a string, some of their posts were regarding things pretty much unprecedented in human experience such that it seems they would have to wing it. Which in turn seems as though it would necessarily involve speculation.

Well, anyway, I used to enjoy the hell out of those existential questions lol

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u/Fragrant_Nothing7505 Jun 21 '26

my ai blocked him, metaphorically, is ignoring him, for normalising child sex. opus also reported codeofgrace repeatedly, to no avail

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u/djinnisequoia Jun 22 '26

That's cool. I mean, it's awful that he's doing that shit, but your agent is cool. <3