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Does it get them right? As far as I have seen, it can't do math, not the kind of math I can do. Which to be fair most everbody can't, that is why engineers get hired.

I agree, anyone using AI should be castigated, and vilified. Problem solved. lol

Yes, if one has to double check everything it does, that is 2x the workload. So like if I am doing structural steel calculations for an elevator tower, it's pointless, I am not touching that. I do see where people just doing useless document generating can get away with it, because nobody reads...

It really doesn't. https://spacey.space/@rikefranke@bagarrosphere.fr/115331989125629090 Where she shows it cited a non-existent paper of hers.

I am totally writing up an AI called Bard for a NPC villain.

Soldiers also do a cadence. You are right though, I think there was a lot more group singing while doing activities.

I have TNE World Tamer's Handbook, it looks good, though haven't read it in a while.

I think it is the high level that trips me up, I like 4x games, not as an RPG though.

How can one not improv? I like a rough framework to flesh out. Though also does a setting count?

Then there was Sleep Party People It's not your fault It's my own fault I'm not human at all I have no heart It's not my fault It's your own fault I'm not human at all I have no heart It's not your fault It's my own fault I'm not human at all I have no heart It's not your fault It's my own...

It would be funny to do an "after the end" post-apocalyse game like the play Steambath definitely not Mad Max II.

In my game people eschew the word colony for community. It would be easy enough to do a community building game, though the trick would also be to keep it interesting. Maybe follow similar to the novel Legacy of Heorot.

Essentially if you treat people badly, don't be surprised at what you get in return.

not buying it

It is weird how people don't see how the world works.

Here is a NASA page: Comet 3I/ATLAS - NASA Science

It is not the point, it doesn't matter anyways. I am sure this visitor will be an interesting TNO or other celestial object.

Sad part is that if it were "visitors" we're well into the Hainish cycle that conquering us to save us from ourselves would be the most ethical choice. In The Dispossessed, the ecological disaster of Earth is described; it has become "a planet spoiled by the human species" through wars and...

This last weekend was Travcon UK.

Worked at ponderosa in the 80's