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  3. Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy.

Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy.

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  • yusef@hachyderm.ioY This user is from outside of this forum
    yusef@hachyderm.ioY This user is from outside of this forum
    yusef@hachyderm.io
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    Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy. Perhaps a year ago, when the pathetic shambling of the animated dead so often made a hollow mockery of our arts. But now! Incantations that once took weeks of toil can be wrested from their tormented souls in mere minutes!

    Without the awesome power of the newly dead coursing through our veins, how are we to solve the great problems of our age, like the mysterious disappearance of so many of our elderly and sick friends, or the festering piles of rotten flesh that now clog our streets and homes?

    If you still have qualms about using the large soul providers, you can always obtain your own local, free range specimens, although of course they won’t obey quite as faithfully as ones from the leading charnel houses.

    Honestly, do you want to be left behind?

    healyn@normal.styleH martin@dice.campM viob@eldritch.cafeV feral_3d@mastodon.socialF azuaron@cyberpunk.lolA 8 Replies Last reply
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    • yusef@hachyderm.ioY yusef@hachyderm.io

      Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy. Perhaps a year ago, when the pathetic shambling of the animated dead so often made a hollow mockery of our arts. But now! Incantations that once took weeks of toil can be wrested from their tormented souls in mere minutes!

      Without the awesome power of the newly dead coursing through our veins, how are we to solve the great problems of our age, like the mysterious disappearance of so many of our elderly and sick friends, or the festering piles of rotten flesh that now clog our streets and homes?

      If you still have qualms about using the large soul providers, you can always obtain your own local, free range specimens, although of course they won’t obey quite as faithfully as ones from the leading charnel houses.

      Honestly, do you want to be left behind?

      healyn@normal.styleH This user is from outside of this forum
      healyn@normal.styleH This user is from outside of this forum
      healyn@normal.style
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      #2

      @yusef when you're right, you're right

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      • yusef@hachyderm.ioY yusef@hachyderm.io

        Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy. Perhaps a year ago, when the pathetic shambling of the animated dead so often made a hollow mockery of our arts. But now! Incantations that once took weeks of toil can be wrested from their tormented souls in mere minutes!

        Without the awesome power of the newly dead coursing through our veins, how are we to solve the great problems of our age, like the mysterious disappearance of so many of our elderly and sick friends, or the festering piles of rotten flesh that now clog our streets and homes?

        If you still have qualms about using the large soul providers, you can always obtain your own local, free range specimens, although of course they won’t obey quite as faithfully as ones from the leading charnel houses.

        Honestly, do you want to be left behind?

        martin@dice.campM This user is from outside of this forum
        martin@dice.campM This user is from outside of this forum
        martin@dice.camp
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        @yusef I know this is about AI but I'm enjoying it as a dark fantasy setting.

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        • yusef@hachyderm.ioY yusef@hachyderm.io

          Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy. Perhaps a year ago, when the pathetic shambling of the animated dead so often made a hollow mockery of our arts. But now! Incantations that once took weeks of toil can be wrested from their tormented souls in mere minutes!

          Without the awesome power of the newly dead coursing through our veins, how are we to solve the great problems of our age, like the mysterious disappearance of so many of our elderly and sick friends, or the festering piles of rotten flesh that now clog our streets and homes?

          If you still have qualms about using the large soul providers, you can always obtain your own local, free range specimens, although of course they won’t obey quite as faithfully as ones from the leading charnel houses.

          Honestly, do you want to be left behind?

          viob@eldritch.cafeV This user is from outside of this forum
          viob@eldritch.cafeV This user is from outside of this forum
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          @yusef As a necromancer, I *refuse* to be associated with AIGen. è_ê

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          • martin@dice.campM martin@dice.camp

            @yusef I know this is about AI but I'm enjoying it as a dark fantasy setting.

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            glitzersachen@hachyderm.io
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            @martin @yusef

            Well, AI *is* a dark fantasy. Only one were we (for a very wide setting of "we") are not the heroes, but the victims of the story.

            The Nazgul controlling big soul providers, though, I am sure they're getting off on this fantasy of more power of just owning even more of the world.

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            • martin@dice.campM martin@dice.camp

              @yusef I know this is about AI but I'm enjoying it as a dark fantasy setting.

              oblomov@sociale.networkO This user is from outside of this forum
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              #6

              @martin the whole point of speculative fiction is to explore these kinds of ideas. The problems begin when techbro asshats drop the warning and run with the idea the fiction was specifically intended to warn against, because “the aesthetics” @yusef

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              • yusef@hachyderm.ioY yusef@hachyderm.io

                Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy. Perhaps a year ago, when the pathetic shambling of the animated dead so often made a hollow mockery of our arts. But now! Incantations that once took weeks of toil can be wrested from their tormented souls in mere minutes!

                Without the awesome power of the newly dead coursing through our veins, how are we to solve the great problems of our age, like the mysterious disappearance of so many of our elderly and sick friends, or the festering piles of rotten flesh that now clog our streets and homes?

                If you still have qualms about using the large soul providers, you can always obtain your own local, free range specimens, although of course they won’t obey quite as faithfully as ones from the leading charnel houses.

                Honestly, do you want to be left behind?

                feral_3d@mastodon.socialF This user is from outside of this forum
                feral_3d@mastodon.socialF This user is from outside of this forum
                feral_3d@mastodon.social
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                @yusef it took me a moment to pull this apart.

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                • yusef@hachyderm.ioY yusef@hachyderm.io

                  Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy. Perhaps a year ago, when the pathetic shambling of the animated dead so often made a hollow mockery of our arts. But now! Incantations that once took weeks of toil can be wrested from their tormented souls in mere minutes!

                  Without the awesome power of the newly dead coursing through our veins, how are we to solve the great problems of our age, like the mysterious disappearance of so many of our elderly and sick friends, or the festering piles of rotten flesh that now clog our streets and homes?

                  If you still have qualms about using the large soul providers, you can always obtain your own local, free range specimens, although of course they won’t obey quite as faithfully as ones from the leading charnel houses.

                  Honestly, do you want to be left behind?

                  azuaron@cyberpunk.lolA This user is from outside of this forum
                  azuaron@cyberpunk.lolA This user is from outside of this forum
                  azuaron@cyberpunk.lol
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                  @yusef This honestly sounds better than what I currently have to do at work.

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                  • yusef@hachyderm.ioY yusef@hachyderm.io

                    Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy. Perhaps a year ago, when the pathetic shambling of the animated dead so often made a hollow mockery of our arts. But now! Incantations that once took weeks of toil can be wrested from their tormented souls in mere minutes!

                    Without the awesome power of the newly dead coursing through our veins, how are we to solve the great problems of our age, like the mysterious disappearance of so many of our elderly and sick friends, or the festering piles of rotten flesh that now clog our streets and homes?

                    If you still have qualms about using the large soul providers, you can always obtain your own local, free range specimens, although of course they won’t obey quite as faithfully as ones from the leading charnel houses.

                    Honestly, do you want to be left behind?

                    groot@toot.communityG This user is from outside of this forum
                    groot@toot.communityG This user is from outside of this forum
                    groot@toot.community
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                    @yusef A new age of Maleficarum rises like a phoenix from the ashes.

                    The last time we fucked up this bad was when Guttenberg's mechincal devilry went viral and we've still not recovered from that, the USA hasn't even started the process.

                    Time to either batten down the hatches or sharpen the pitchforks.

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                    • yusef@hachyderm.ioY yusef@hachyderm.io

                      Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy. Perhaps a year ago, when the pathetic shambling of the animated dead so often made a hollow mockery of our arts. But now! Incantations that once took weeks of toil can be wrested from their tormented souls in mere minutes!

                      Without the awesome power of the newly dead coursing through our veins, how are we to solve the great problems of our age, like the mysterious disappearance of so many of our elderly and sick friends, or the festering piles of rotten flesh that now clog our streets and homes?

                      If you still have qualms about using the large soul providers, you can always obtain your own local, free range specimens, although of course they won’t obey quite as faithfully as ones from the leading charnel houses.

                      Honestly, do you want to be left behind?

                      ndevenish@mas.toN This user is from outside of this forum
                      ndevenish@mas.toN This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @yusef I for one believe OpenCoffin when they say they are buying up all the cemeteries for “Entirely non-nefarious purposes”.

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                      • yusef@hachyderm.ioY yusef@hachyderm.io

                        Ethics aside, we can clearly no longer deny the utility of necromancy. Perhaps a year ago, when the pathetic shambling of the animated dead so often made a hollow mockery of our arts. But now! Incantations that once took weeks of toil can be wrested from their tormented souls in mere minutes!

                        Without the awesome power of the newly dead coursing through our veins, how are we to solve the great problems of our age, like the mysterious disappearance of so many of our elderly and sick friends, or the festering piles of rotten flesh that now clog our streets and homes?

                        If you still have qualms about using the large soul providers, you can always obtain your own local, free range specimens, although of course they won’t obey quite as faithfully as ones from the leading charnel houses.

                        Honestly, do you want to be left behind?

                        splendorr@mastodon.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
                        splendorr@mastodon.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
                        splendorr@mastodon.social
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                        #11

                        @yusef Perfect.

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