7/22/25: flesh & the machine

the artificial "intelligence" of today does nothing but imitate. the data fed to it has to be sampled from the infinitly complex analog world into the digital world, which is a combination of only 2 options: small bursts of electricity and the lack of said electricity. computers may appear to see different colors, but they can only see on and off. with many different combinations of 0s and 1s, computers can display about 16.8 million colors (using rgb). the human eye can only see 10 million or so (also using rgb). if string theory is true, matter is an organized amalgamation of wavelengths. analog wavelengths have no distinct boundaries, so there are theoretically infinite possible colors, but humans cant all of them and computers cant produce all of them. if a human can store 2.5 petabytes and if the internet has 175 zettabytes, there would need to be 70 million humans to make a humannet (i think). make more content NOW. (idk where i was going with this).
7/23/25: webps

I HATE WEBPS EVERYTIME I JUST WANT TO DOWNLOAD A FEW PNGS ONE OF THEM ALWAYS TURNS OUT TO BE A WEBP WHAT IS THE POINT YOU CANT EVEN USE IT FOR ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO PUT IT INTO A STUPID CONVERTER AND THEN YOU HAVE 2 IDENTICAL FILES ON YOUR COMPUTER BUT ONE IS WEBP AND ONE IS PNG WHATS THE POINT OF INVENTING NEW FILE FORMATS IF THEYRE USELESS AND JUST TAKE UP STORAGE (make a humannet)