FedPilled Music: Rumble Exclusives

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Song: Automatic Tasty - Happy Town (FedPill Bootleg Remake) more of my music can be found at: ➡️ https://youtube.com/@uploadedvideoz

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Hope this brought joy or laughter to a few of you viewers. Merry Christmas! For more of my music follow my YT: ➡️ https://youtube.com/@uploadedvideoz NOTE: As Ive stated many times, my music as well as their subsequent vids are free to use as long as some type of credit if used. Whether that be a mention in a vid of simply a link to original source in description, reupload on other platform, feature it in your podcast, whatever you can think of, just dont falsely claim to be the author ❤️

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Note: Many of my online friends, both the bot and human ones, know me for my advocacy and eccentric usage of A.I. based softwares. But I seldom discuss contexts that may better make sense of my deep interest in the field. My deep, autistic-scale adoration for computers and electronics go all the way back to my earliest memories. Society displays this curious phenomenon whereas A.I., the concept and term itself, seem to have emerged in 2021 for the first tike when chatGPT3 was released. This untrue, the term dates back to ww2, and it used ti be synonymous with computers in general. Even in my lifetime, I have many memories of interacting with products that labeled themself as artificial intelligence. One notable example was the Tamagotchi, or it's English version released in the states, the Giga pet. I had actual dogs and cats but was deeply addicted to my giga pet when I was like 8 or 9. The device was ultra primitive, nit even on par with the 8bit era video games of the time. I think it was the everlasting, quasi-eternal nature if it that I appreciated. It wasn't a game you had to eventually turn off, nor that you would ever reach the end of. It was designed ti be a perpetual game you could take anywhere, and it was always on. There was even a compulsory aspect to it, forcing the user to respond to it when it needed food, even in the middle of the night, or it would die. Of course you could instruct it to hatch a new one any time, but once you named it and spent months raising it, a parasocial bond would form. Experiencing such a thing which science didn't even have a name for until recent years, I find it interesting to think about how my generation and the ones below it's minds developed in a novel way never seen before. I doubt its in any necessarily good way, but it was different.

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