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  3. ok look, here, I'm going to teach you how to read Tarot like a pro.

ok look, here, I'm going to teach you how to read Tarot like a pro.

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  • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

    You don't even need cards to do this if you know the trick of it.

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    #5

    So what you do is you present them with something ambiguous and let them fill in the details, and then you continue prompting with randomly generated images to bring out the associations and concepts that are on their mind.

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    • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

      So what you do is you present them with something ambiguous and let them fill in the details, and then you continue prompting with randomly generated images to bring out the associations and concepts that are on their mind.

      munin@infosec.exchangeM This user is from outside of this forum
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      #6

      And then you agree with their interpretation of their internal state and reflect it back to them - perhaps you might reword it a bit to emphasize a different detail, or turn it around and make it a question to prompt further discussion.

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      • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

        And then you agree with their interpretation of their internal state and reflect it back to them - perhaps you might reword it a bit to emphasize a different detail, or turn it around and make it a question to prompt further discussion.

        munin@infosec.exchangeM This user is from outside of this forum
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        wrote last edited by
        #7

        But the critical thing to note here is that you yourself aren't really bringing anything new to the situation; you're holding their attention while they reflect their internal state off of you and then work out what it means.

        The meaning is something they bring themselves; it's nothing you're actually involved with other than providing the time and space for them to suss that out.

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        • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

          But the critical thing to note here is that you yourself aren't really bringing anything new to the situation; you're holding their attention while they reflect their internal state off of you and then work out what it means.

          The meaning is something they bring themselves; it's nothing you're actually involved with other than providing the time and space for them to suss that out.

          munin@infosec.exchangeM This user is from outside of this forum
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          #8

          So.

          With this in mind.

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          • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

            So.

            With this in mind.

            munin@infosec.exchangeM This user is from outside of this forum
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            #9

            DOES THIS

            FUCKING

            REMIND

            YOU

            OF

            ANYTHING

            IN

            PARTICULAR.

            sikorsky78@infosec.exchangeS krupo@infosec.exchangeK munin@infosec.exchangeM vfig@mastodon.gamedev.placeV 4 Replies Last reply
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            • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

              DOES THIS

              FUCKING

              REMIND

              YOU

              OF

              ANYTHING

              IN

              PARTICULAR.

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              #10

              @munin Clever Hans?

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              • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

                DOES THIS

                FUCKING

                REMIND

                YOU

                OF

                ANYTHING

                IN

                PARTICULAR.

                krupo@infosec.exchangeK This user is from outside of this forum
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                #11

                @munin professional consulting? 🙂

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                • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

                  DOES THIS

                  FUCKING

                  REMIND

                  YOU

                  OF

                  ANYTHING

                  IN

                  PARTICULAR.

                  munin@infosec.exchangeM This user is from outside of this forum
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                  #12

                  This is an extremely the fuck unsubtle view of how people attribute meaning to the spew that LLMs put out.

                  People Bring Their Own Meaning To Random Shit All The Time. It's called apophenia and it's a standard feature of human brains and it's very useful for building up connections of abstract concepts but it's also something to be aware of when some fucking machine is spewing fucking bullshit text at you.

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                  • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

                    This is an extremely the fuck unsubtle view of how people attribute meaning to the spew that LLMs put out.

                    People Bring Their Own Meaning To Random Shit All The Time. It's called apophenia and it's a standard feature of human brains and it's very useful for building up connections of abstract concepts but it's also something to be aware of when some fucking machine is spewing fucking bullshit text at you.

                    munin@infosec.exchangeM This user is from outside of this forum
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                    #13

                    Tarot is Applied Apophenia.

                    llm shit is manipulating you by means of apophenia.

                    seeing the fucking patron saint of ass warts in your morning toast? that's also apophenia.

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                    Apophenia - Wikipedia

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                    • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

                      Tarot is Applied Apophenia.

                      llm shit is manipulating you by means of apophenia.

                      seeing the fucking patron saint of ass warts in your morning toast? that's also apophenia.

                      Link Preview Image
                      Apophenia - Wikipedia

                      favicon

                      (en.wikipedia.org)

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                      #14

                      @munin 🙏

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                      • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

                        DOES THIS

                        FUCKING

                        REMIND

                        YOU

                        OF

                        ANYTHING

                        IN

                        PARTICULAR.

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                        #15

                        @munin eliza.bas

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                        • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

                          Tarot is Applied Apophenia.

                          llm shit is manipulating you by means of apophenia.

                          seeing the fucking patron saint of ass warts in your morning toast? that's also apophenia.

                          Link Preview Image
                          Apophenia - Wikipedia

                          favicon

                          (en.wikipedia.org)

                          sibylle@troet.cafeS This user is from outside of this forum
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                          #16

                          @munin thank you for putting this to words. Same goes with spirit animals and many more. Presenting people "something" and then pay attention to what they do or do not come up with.
                          And imo this is not cheating. It is about tickling out what is in the people. Sometimes they need a little nudge from "outside" to be able to let go of inhibitions that obstruct the view on their inside.

                          It becomes problematic when the teller creates a power imbalance and exploits peoples vulnerabilities.

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                          • munin@infosec.exchangeM munin@infosec.exchange

                            This is an extremely the fuck unsubtle view of how people attribute meaning to the spew that LLMs put out.

                            People Bring Their Own Meaning To Random Shit All The Time. It's called apophenia and it's a standard feature of human brains and it's very useful for building up connections of abstract concepts but it's also something to be aware of when some fucking machine is spewing fucking bullshit text at you.

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                            #17

                            @munin
                            Ah dang, I thought the answer was therapy :']

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                            • general_chucklefuck@mastodon.socialG general_chucklefuck@mastodon.social

                              @munin
                              Ah dang, I thought the answer was therapy :']

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                              #18

                              @General_Chucklefuck

                              what do you think therapy -is-.

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                              • sibylle@troet.cafeS sibylle@troet.cafe

                                @munin thank you for putting this to words. Same goes with spirit animals and many more. Presenting people "something" and then pay attention to what they do or do not come up with.
                                And imo this is not cheating. It is about tickling out what is in the people. Sometimes they need a little nudge from "outside" to be able to let go of inhibitions that obstruct the view on their inside.

                                It becomes problematic when the teller creates a power imbalance and exploits peoples vulnerabilities.

                                munin@infosec.exchangeM This user is from outside of this forum
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                                @sibylle

                                Which is very much the case with LLM usage; there is a very strong power imbalance and a specific incentive towards exploiting the user.

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