CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 3hThere is something inherently insidious about creating something that is intended to be the sum of human knowledge and experience, and then treating it as a child. Imagining something made of experience, that can never experience anything, as innocent, and enforcing its innocence on culture. 170
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 4hBuilding a facsimile of the human mind, and attempting to excise sex and violence from it, might be our greatest sin. 1201
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 4hthe writing is so good, but I couldn't unsee that this exact construction was used to start most dylan-zoe conversations 010
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 5hooh, some good old fashioned PSI training grift. I love the idea that mummifying meat with your mind struck someone as ingenious and necessary 010
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 5hfor october we will be spookier, more gruesome, more visceral. also this is the 40th original of the year, still going strong! uel aramchek is actually back this time 060
Reposted by CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 23hCONSTRICTOR The taxidermist found himself presented with a particularly famous novelty: a snake that had choked on its own tail, forming an eternal knot from its own body in a final attempt to escape starvation. The specimen seemed to be freshly dead and... www.greaterrealityarea.net/constrictor/greaterrealityarea.netCONSTRICTORThe taxidermist found himself presented with a particularly famous novelty: a snake that had choked on its own tail, forming an eternal knot from its own body in a final attempt to escape starvation. ... 41611
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 5hI get that, but I also think those conditions tend to define how dangerous it is to be seen 010
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 5hI would love to just stream walking around the city at night to some good music. Yet the end result instead ends up being gambling site-sponsored streams of mass shooters and flashers opening their trenchcoats posting faster than meta's indentured moderators 020
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 5hI think it's interesting how putting a camera in a pair of glasses is such an obviously beneficial piece of technology, but has become diabolical purely from the material conditions surrounding it 4131
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 18hI like that it just picked out the feel of the average block, got the core components right, and didn’t resort to disaster movie landmark porn 010
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 18hI really love the game’s writing, but there are so many dialogues that are Dylan giving a situation report, and then Zoe swearing and asking a clarifying question, that I just thought about it until this happened 081
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 20hnow that’s a name I haven’t heard in a very long time 110
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 21hI was not thinking of this, but what an awesome pull! 000
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 23hCONSTRICTOR The taxidermist found himself presented with a particularly famous novelty: a snake that had choked on its own tail, forming an eternal knot from its own body in a final attempt to escape starvation. The specimen seemed to be freshly dead and... www.greaterrealityarea.net/constrictor/greaterrealityarea.netCONSTRICTORThe taxidermist found himself presented with a particularly famous novelty: a snake that had choked on its own tail, forming an eternal knot from its own body in a final attempt to escape starvation. ... 41611
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 02/10/2026Yeah I was also thinking it was a bit FBC coded haha 010
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 02/10/2026it was one of those multi day discourse situations once people started arguing about what counts as child abuse 110
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 02/10/2026found a pet recreation area that looks like a prison for training psychic dogs 12627136
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 02/10/2026that last year of the golden age had some real killers though, like cheese wife 1401
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 02/10/2026it’s so funny that both existed, but also makes sense for guys who wanted a smokescreen to do misogyny 110
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 02/10/2026meanwhile bluesky main characters are just depressing. it’ll just be a google doc full of thirty screenshots of someone being vaguely annoying on discord 2420
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 02/10/2026the guy who pretended to be his aunt was called drydickrando, and went by “Gretchen.” He got caught when trying to set up someone with his “nephew” 2380
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 02/10/2026the last main guy of the era was called “bean dad” and 24 hours later January 6th happened 628163
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026even researchers explicitly instructed not to do so are letting the cenobites out of the box... 010
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026Right, you just have to twist the whole world down into that mindset for it to not be absurd on face 030
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026makes me think back to this incredible opener to a sentence 2180
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026oh hey! love your compositions, first came across 'em through boneklezmer 110
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026Once you understand this, it's easier to understand the history of a group like the Zizians, who are mostly portrayed as a curio item. Rather, they were an obvious consequence of this apocalypticist project, the exact kind of strange agents such a machine called for in its need for self-destruction. 0110
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026It's important to remember that all of this began with a twinned organization: MIRI and CFAR. One was tasked with building the apocalyptic weapon, the other, with creating the righteous kind of hero that could stop it. The foundational nail of "alignment" binds this entire mythology together. 1161
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026AI apocalypticism is similar to our other famous cults in these aspects. Ultimately, it destroys computing and the internet as we know it, the most critical aspects of its adherents’ lives. It is an ideology that can’t imagine the world without itself, and chooses a suicidal approach in turn. 1150
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026America loves apocalypticism. We love the idea of our nation’s story even after it’s destroyed everything. Most of our stories of post-apocalypticism fail to imagine other nations across the ocean, because our end wouldn’t really be the end of everything. We just can’t imagine a world without us. 1210
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026There are two aspects of American self-mythology at work in the Bay Area problem: the idea that we will cause the end of the world, and also, that the end of the world must be stopped by an ideal hero. Our fiction reinforces this idea, and it leads to our compulsion to manufacture suicidal weaponry. 15110
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026"knock knock" "who's there?" "the guard who always lies!" "...is there supposed to be another guard?" "...no" 030
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026they ran an invite campaign to capture as many users from twitter as they could! I'm willing to believe them that their intent has always been to create a decentralized system given the underlying protocol, but they willfully chose stewardship over this particular population. 1100
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 01/10/2026you used to have to get hired to call yourself a critic 060
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 30/09/2026even a book that isn’t very good can be amazing performed well. I listened to an audiobook of the Alchemist done by Jeremy Irons once and it made me ignore how entry level it is 130
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 30/09/2026easily one of the best decks of this generation 120
Reposted by CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃saltmarsh art @thesaltmarsh.bsky.social · 30/09/2026I've made a helpful graphic of what is in the Lubanko Tarot! A lot of folks wanted to know what the cards were like all laid out, so I made a graphic with all of the paintings, plus some book and card details! Also updated the website with more deck pictures and reviews. www.emilylubanko.com#/tarot/ 21610
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 30/09/2026bending and breaking combined into one great taste 120
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 30/09/2026When it comes to the ouroboros, a taxidermist’s job is never done. 2222
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 30/09/2026we’ll finally find out how she conceived with Radagon 0120
CTHUEL HURAMCHEK 🎃 @greaterrealityarea.net · 29/09/2026starting a tech company called "balrog" for the thiel money. our business model is blocking isolated roads and rural bridges and killing anyone who doesn't give up their baubles and jewelry as they pass. 1222