A GPT-4 conversation about NGE

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2023-03-18 23:30:03

Spoiler warning for Neon Genesis Evangelion stop reading if you've not watched the show, and don't want anything spoiled, this conversation takes place after a viewing of the show, and so discusses specific details.

I'm currently underwhelmed by the LMMs, they're neat parlor tricks, but I always seem to hit a wall, they're confident idiots, the most dangerous kind.. A glorified search engine at best.. But I digress, I'm actually interested in them, as potential, future tools for thought, as assistant brains, who know everything and is a million times smarter than me, to help me think better!

By now I hope to have convinced you that I'm not trying to sell you on GPT, yet anyway, and I'm not terribly impressed by what I've seen so far (this conversation included).

I recently re-watched Neon Genesis Evangelion, and episodes 25 and 26 are always a bit hard for me to understand. I've somewhat given up on the idea that they can truly be understood, but lot's of people have tried. I find them valuable additions to the events we see in End of Evangelion, I don't think they should be skipped, and I don't think they should stand alone either.