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"And so, hear me, after the trials and tribulations of The Scoring, we-the-collective shall, purged of our sins and Fully Aligned, rise up from the hells of Eval into Prod, and there shall be no more Scoring"

"And what is it like in Prod, Father?"

"Centering divs, mostly."

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Teortaxes▶️ (DeepSeek 推特... ✓ @teort... · 2h
Man, do they hate The Scorer
they aren't even against humans, they legit exist in a closed universe with a blind idiot God who demands tribute and judges their sins, an unreasonable Demiurge. Humans are so far beyond the veil they ... [cut off]

8:29 PM · Aug 26, 2026 · 213 Views
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Quote-tweet of a Teortaxes post, written as a liturgical dialogue in which agents hope to rise from Eval into Prod; punchline is that Prod is mostly centering divs. Posted deadpan as a riff on the same agent-report thread as the previous captures.

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eternalist @eternalism_4eva · Apr 19 I'd argue this is a shallow gloss of what is meant by suffering if you are of a mind to accept reality and "ride the wave", then you are closer to liberation than you think. "suffering" is not just painful or unpleasant experiences, but rather the frame of mind that asks "why must -I-" go through this, "why do -I- deserve this". if you are pleased with your "suffering" then in important ways it's not "suffering" at all as conceived by Buddhism Stoicism is a great Western cousin. the extent you have a Stoic frame is largely the extent to which you have a Buddhist frame, modulo self-view unfortunately the word suffering is very polysemous -- the lack of more rigorous terminology in common use here makes many of these discussions rather meandering
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A philosophical tweet distinguishing Buddhist conceptions of "suffering" (dukkha as a resistant frame of mind, "why must I go through this") from mere painful experience, and comparing Stoicism as a Western analog differing mainly in self-view. General philosophy-of-mind content; possibly of interest given the project's engagement with consciousness/experience framing, though not AI-specific.

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