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That's the funniest thing about this, the techbros think people will care to bring them to life in the future. (sh.itjust.works)
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[โ€“] AnarchistArtificer@slrpnk.net 7 points 17 hours ago

!I agree. I think the technical tone of the story was great for keeping that eerie distance that makes the reader do the work of understanding the horror.

I found the time bit most creepy. When it first mentions about telling him what date it was, I felt unnerved because at that point, I had no way to know how long after the initial upload this piece was written from, in narrative. The sense of disorientation from this made me empathise even harder with MMAcevedo.

I think probably the part I found most horrifying was the bit discussing the kinds of work that MMAcevedo is useful for. I know a lot of people who work in research โ€” enough that I know that academic nerds like Acevedo tend to find menial, repetitive work that doesn't engage their brains to be especially soul destroying. But I suppose that's the benefit of MMAcevedo right? No need to worry about destroying a person's soul if they're not a person, and they (are legally considered to) lack a soul. !<