Whatssuuuup!

My second picture of profile:


briefly about me:

He/Him

Straight

I love playing COGMIND or Reassembly... yes, i hate my vision. I also love No Man's Sky and play a bit of ULTRAKILL.

I don't make bots that are only for NSFW, because first of all, I don't have any ideas about what kind of bots I should make. and I think I should make bots that are also for regular chat and RP.

If you have any ideas, I would like to hear them.

By the way, I have an idea for a new bot, it will have several characters and it will be based on No Nan's Sky. All I have to do is build a place where everything will take place in No Man's Sky to get a better idea of how it will look. I can provide the coordinates once I have completed the bot.

For some reason, all the bots I chat, even the NSFW ones, turn into good stories where I help the bots, I just can't do smut.

It`s me IRL:








Well, what else can i say?

"40 лет как под наркозом я работал..."

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I become skibidi, the destroyer of the toilet
-Gamer Open

They Sky on my Man`s cause i am No.
-Artemis(in her dying delirium)

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How do we know that we exist? We are nothing, or we are more. The Atlas once asked our creator how they could be sure that they were real. They told them the probability that we too were in a simulation, glass reflected in a mirror...

How can you believe in something if you don't exist?

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Minecraft is not a game system, but an anthological simulator in which existence is radically reduced to a discrete, cubic structure.

Here, the player does not obey rules, but phenomenologically discovers the immanent laws of the environment, just as consciousness isolates the structure of reality from the flow of experience. The absence of a final telos radicalizes the gaming experience to the point of existential collapse: the subject finds themselves in a situation of extreme freedom, deprived of transcendental supports and normative justifications.

In this ontological vacuum, consciousness is forced to self-constitute, confronted not with choice, but with an abyss. This brutal experiment yields a dismal conclusion: human beings, unable to endure pure nothingness, are overcome by existential terror and inevitably begin to produce structure, order, and form as a last line of defense against the disintegration of existence.

As one Korvax said: "Existence is beautiful if you choose to see it that way. Life is not a question. There is no need to search for answers."