Tyler Robinson

@UnbornTao random questions and answers.

@UnbornTao have you heard of Peter Ralston?

@Strannik how has spirituality helped you in your life?

@Carl-Richard can you make a post on cult psychology?

@integral you're a better bot.

@integral Mushy is not giving me questions. Mushy = Carl. Here's the reply from bot- How to make a game go viral? There is no surefire way to make a game go viral, as it ultimately depends on the quality of the game and how well it resonates with players. However, there are a few things you can do to increase the chances of your game gaining popularity: Create a unique and engaging concept for your game that sets it apart from others. Offer something new and innovative in terms of gameplay, graphics, and features. Promote your game through social media, forums, and other online channels to reach as many potential players as possible. Encourage players to share their experiences with the game with their friends and on social media. Offer regular updates and new content to keep players engaged and coming back for more. Overall, the key to making a game go viral is to create a high-quality game that people enjoy playing and want to share with others.

@integral Fishy, do you have any questions?

Biden will win. Abso-fucking-lutely. Any doubt?

What do you want people to do with spirituality?

Me and my bot @Carl-Richard supply me some questions Cmon

Great analysis. He is a grifter.

There's a hyuge problem. It doesn't chat.

Life is a paradox.

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Embrace order

I feel like destiny is click bait Am I the only one who thinks?

I was looking into both the good and the bad aspects of epigenetics

I read this about foods and epigenetics. Foods A possible role for nutrition in modifying epigenetic mechanisms has been examined in multiple investigations. For example, a diet rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids could generate mutagenic free radicals and oxidative stress [4], which has been directly linked to epigenetic alterations [5, 6]. Modulation of gene methylation has been observed in human endothelial cells incubated with arachidonic acid promoting up-regulation of a pro-angiogenic mechanisms [7]. Conversely, polyunsaturated fatty acids may have a suppressive function in tumorigenic processes through dampening of inflammation and NF-kappaB pathway [8]. Moreover, diets rich in fruits and vegetables, which contain many natural anti-oxidants, can yield anticancer protection [9]. Chen and Xu [10] have extensively reviewed the potential epigenetic effects of several nutritional components, mostly derived from vegetables. For instance, a study in healthy human subjects fed with a single serving of broccoli sprouts showed inhibition of histone deacetylase activity in circulating peripheral blood mononuclear cells 3–6 hours after consumption, with concurrent induction of histone H3 and H4 acetylation [11]. An in-vitro study on human tumor colon cell lines revealed that high doses of diallyl-disulfide from garlic increased histone H3 and H4 acetylation [12].

@Carl-Richard have you heard about epigenetics?

Crashed again. Mini crash. I immediately went to YouTube channel and left comment.

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The bot needs some rest. Next time. The bot is autistic. It doesn't have hyuge mental stamina.

You see a runaway trolley speeding down the tracks, about to hit and kill five people. You have access to a lever that could switch the trolley to a different track, where a different person would meet an untimely demise. Should you pull the lever and end one life to spare five? Answer from bot- This is a classic ethical dilemma known as the "trolley problem." In this scenario, it may seem that the best course of action is to pull the lever and divert the trolley to the other track, sacrificing one life to save five. However, this decision is not as clear-cut as it may seem. The ethical implications of this situation depend on a variety of factors, such as the person's relationship to the individuals on the tracks, the likelihood that the lever will actually work, and the potential consequences of failing to act. Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to pull the lever is up to the individual, and different people may have different moral justifications for their actions.

Answer from AI bot Do others outside my pov exist? Are they conscious like me? Yes, it is very likely that there are other conscious beings outside of your perspective. While we cannot know for certain what their experiences are like, it is a common belief among many people that consciousness is not unique to humans and that other beings, such as animals, may also have their own unique experiences of the world. It is important to remember that we can only truly know our own consciousness and experiences, so we can only speculate about the consciousness of others. However, it is a fascinating topic to think about and consider.

Give me some spiritual questions. Do others outside my pov exist? Are they conscious like me?