Raw LLM Responses

There must be thing in psychology that captures this popular notion of implying malice to the other party, while totally disregarding personal decision making and accountability. So the algorithm gives you,....what you want. In a way it becomes a mirror of yourself. What possibly else is it supposed to do, …successfully? Even if it'd magically could give you what you want (your decisions) or need (who decides that if not you), without you wanting to tell it about yourself (privacy), you'd then still find a way to be unhappy about it. You're too self-aware and expecting to possibly ever outsource this successfully to a thing or a deity (whilst insisting on specific outcomes). “Take me for a ride,...I do not wanna pay attention and I will be mad if I don't end up in a place that I kinda like to get to still, but I didn’t tell you about it or did anything in my own capacity.” It makes sense if you assume people do this to save energy, but still wanna get to places: Lower your guard, be influenced and get mad, once you realise, this ain’t what you want. Even IF your assessment is being challenged by counter proposals (a factually malicious algorithm),…yeah, so what, such is life, always has been. You're an equal participant in making the decision to dismiss and push back. It’s a proposal, …where is yours? Maybe algorithms are the new religion,...outsource that soul-crushing accountability of making consequential decisions and seeing them through. ...worship, worship, vilify, vilify. You’ve been challenged! You are better and much more capable than this! You wanna talk and experience something truly, TRULY addictive!!?? Self-efficacy/Agency! (…and for teens there are parents)