Greetings to you, sweet friends, and a shout out to my friends at Lord Lotharix Academy

for disobedient wizards. I want to thank you for that golden owl statuette you

sent and now sits on the main altar in my lower crypt. Welcome, this is the

Ducatrusal Family Hour Podcast and what an episode we have for you today. If

you're like me, then you have pretty deep, potentially unhealthy fixation on

any news of visitations from aliens, extraterrestrials, UFOs, hyper-dimensional

beings or dwellers within the inner core of the earth. Excuse me, I have to

burp. Is it worth to say that you have to burp and then not record the burp or

to burp and not say you have to burp? With questions like these, we just can't

use our human intelligence anymore to answer them. When I find myself

pondering something like the question, should we burp? Should we hide the burp? I

often go to philosopherai.com. If you have a difficult question, head on over to

philosopherai.com. This is using an advanced neural network. This is not a

DTFH bit. It's a real website. If you don't believe me, go right now to it and get

prepared to be freaked out. So here's what happens. If you ask philosopherai, is it

better to just burp or should you announce that you're going to burp and then

burp? This is the response I got from an artificial intelligence neural

network. And the response came in seconds. Human social interaction is a complex

affair. It involves a lot of nuanced games that people play, with the purpose of

manipulating others to get what they want while not causing offense or damage to

one's own image. Sometimes these games are very intricate and require real

mental agility just to keep up in them. One of the classic games that humans play

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