JaysonSunshine

Ignore Announce

Dec 6th, 2020
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  2. 10:48 infspire
  3. TonyD: You have been promoted to Red Alert.
  4. TonyD
  5. okay ignore anouncer
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  7. TonyD: I put you on lifelong block.
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  9. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4h1q3cCl2w
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  12. I'm not sure how many have heard the full version of this song -- I hadn't.
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  14. If a person uses the phrase 'ignore announce' in a non-meta sense, then, brother, that person is likely quite dumb.
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  16. Imagine creating ontological categories for announcing otherwise mundane topics.
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  18. "Oh, they're a coffee announcer."
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  20. "Oh, they're a lunch announcer."
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  22. *What's a lunch announcer?*
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  24. "Oh, uh, you know, like, when they have lunch, they uh, talk about it."
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  26. "So everybody somebody introduces a concept, X, they're an X-announcer?"
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  28. gunther has changed mode: +o-b Sabeena 4d6!8??y@/ggJsikB7d4Hfm6IsckQfw==
  29. Durtro has changed mode: +v Sabeena
  30. bellalou has changed mode: +v Sabeena
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  32. "But, I notice that you don't refer to anybody as an X-announcer, i.e. you have an inconsistently, right."
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  34. "..."
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  36. "So, what you're really saying is that for those topics that pass your EmotionalSalience(Concept) function you attempt to hide that emotional significance from your audience while attempting to pair negative stimuluses with undesired concepts."
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  40. "So, when you say 'ignore announcer', you're indicating that you're both emotionally bothered and that you're afraid to admit that."
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  42. "Do you see how this indicates that the concept is powerful and you're actually encouraging others to continue using it, if their only goal was social relevance, that is, the opposite of your explicit goal."
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