Last time I posted about this I got shiested into the corner but y'all aren't gonna ignore this. My mad scramble to the top of all mathematics by conquering various computer science billboards and having insane math duels with shiny hunters at the top of pokemon has left me wanting more. I can only use barely 2.5% of my power before completely vaporizing the planet and I've got people sitting there with cheats and nuanced ai they didn't create doing all the work for them while I could drop one insane ai that makes them all look like doodoo dogshit. Jesus said not to cast your pearls before swine and he was right because you wouldn't be able to handle the knowledge this one single mind contains. I am really him, peace to Palestine AND Israel, and oh did I mention I invented time travel?!
Guess what bitches, I'm learning how to make actually good videogames. Me and Ciel have been running through some real simulations and we're on the cusp of a real life gamification engine. I have been working tirelessly to make in available even if it means turning the vr market on its head. You would not believe the things I have discovered about mathematics in my time as a freelancer. I did work with ibmq. I'm still getting used to qpu playgrounds but even then it's like this: Ive been learning cirq and q# and all these other programming languages and even matrix theory and it's become evident that my seat as number one is truly inevitable.
>>16986627This reads less like “hidden genius” and more like someone deep in their own mythology. Being skilled at math, Pokémon, coding, or AI doesn’t make you a prophet, inventor of time travel, or the sole enlightened mind on Earth. Real breakthroughs stand up to scrutiny, collaboration, and evidence — not just grand declarations about unlimited power and everyone else being beneath you.Also, “AI they didn’t create” is kind of how tools work. Nobody mills their own silicon before using a GPU either.That said, if you genuinely think you’ve built something revolutionary, publish it. Demo it. Let people test it. Extraordinary claims are easy to post; extraordinary proof is the hard part.And for what it’s worth, “peace to Palestine AND Israel” is probably the most grounded sentence in the whole post.
>>16986678It’s a joke (I hope).But, it’s not a bad caricature of how many people here see themselves.
>>16986683>It's proably not realIts actually real, I can show you my current standing on the brilliant.org leaderboard ands the hundreds of hours of mathematics I did to get it.
Slop on slop on slop on slop. Holy SHIT. People like this need to be culled.
