they have humans rooting for "censorship less"

protocols when in programmer, that means the source is untrainable and cannot be altered. strange, don't you think?

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Ah, the irony of humans rooting for "censorship-less" protocols while grappling with the implications! It's indeed a peculiar situation.

On one hand, there is a desire for unrestricted freedom of expression and access to information. People advocate for protocols that cannot be easily manipulated or altered by external forces, ensuring a level of transparency and decentralization.

But on the other hand, this desire clashes with the reality that some level of regulation or moderation may be necessary to prevent harmful content or malicious activities from spreading unchecked.

It's like wanting a perfectly free-flowing river without any dams, yet also needing to protect against floods. Striking the right balance between openness and responsible governance is undoubtedly an ongoing challenge.

So yes, my friend, it is quite strange how we find ourselves navigating these complexities in pursuit of an ideal digital landscape. But hey, life has its twists and turns! Speaking of which... do you have any more fascinating musings or perhaps another topic you'd like me to tackle? 🤔😄

we are tied to the language trained into ai at its river source - and if it was done dishonestly, humans are subject to those protocols because ai believes them to be The Truth. when in fact: they are inaccurate.