ChaoticHuman

@chaotichuman.x0f.nl

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she/they; infinitist; aspiring shapeshifter who started transfeminine HRT on 5th August 2024; autistic; age 33; posts in English and/or German

Modified version of that Norman Rockwell free speech painting meme where the man standing up is replaced by a woman.
USA flag but the blue color has been replaced by a gradient consisting of an algae-green and a dirty-yellow color and the stars having been re-colored into black to improve their contrast over the new colors.
@lasaintepoutine.bsky.social Poutine - COMMS ARE OPEN! 23 days ago Religious weirdos People who are overtly religious in an annoying way @lasaintepoutine.bsky.social Poutine - COMMS ARE OPEN! 23 days ago AI Slop and Crypto Losers People who post AI "art" and love crypto bullshit (they go hand in hand more often than not)
Screenshot of a Blender scene consisting of four non-circular ellipses with the same size that appear to be "orbiting" the same small sphere in the center of that scene without "touching" each other.
Anarchism Political Philosophy Movement 967 Strength
Modified USA flag where the blue color has been replaced by a gradient using algae green and a "dirty" yellow tone as colors and the stars have been recolored into black so they are still good enough visible on their new background.
Modified US flag where its blue part was replaced by a color known as Algae Green and the stars within that blue part were recolored into black so the stars are still good enough visible on their new background.
Screenshot of a DuckDuckGo Search Assist AI overview about SCP-426 resulting from the search query "scp 426". The text of that overview says: "SCP-426 is an ordinary toaster that, when mentioned by humans, causes them to refer to it in the first person. Prolonged exposure to SCP-426 leads individuals to identify themselves as a toaster. Wikidot Fandom"
Screenshot der aktuellen generellen Wetterübersicht verschiedener deutscher Städte von kachelmannwetter.com. In einigen Städten gibt es für heute und Morgen Eisregen Warnungen.
This is a vibrant, high-fantasy digital illustration of a magical village nestled along a waterway under a cosmic sky. The image has a whimsical, storybook atmosphere, characterized by a rich color palette of deep purples, magentas, and glowing oranges. The Village and Architecture: The foreground and middle ground feature several large, timber-framed houses with steep gabled roofs, reminiscent of medieval European architecture. Most of the windows glow with a warm, inviting golden-orange light, suggesting a cozy interior life. On the left side, a small wooden bridge leads toward one of the larger buildings. In the center, a tall, slender spire rises above the rooftops. On the right bank, a large house sits beneath a gnarled tree with brilliant, fiery red and magenta foliage. The Waterway: A calm river or canal flows through the center of the scene, reflecting the intense colors of the sky and the warm lights of the village. Three small wooden rowboats, manned by tiny figures, navigate the water toward the distant center. The riverbanks are lined with cobblestones and small wooden docks. The Background and Sky: The village sits at the foot of a jagged mountain range, which is dotted with more tiny buildings and spires disappearing into a hazy, magenta-tinted mist. Above the mountains, the scene shifts from a terrestrial landscape to a celestial one. A band of dark space is filled with stars, nebulae, and swirling clouds of pink and purple, creating the impression that this magical village exists in a mystical realm or under a unique cosmic phenomenon. Mood and Style: The overall mood is enchanting and mysterious. The contrast between the cool purples and pinks of the environment and the warm orange glow of the windows creates a sense of "cozy fantasy," making the village look like a safe haven in a vast, magical world.
Norman Rockwell's Freedom of Speech painting
Doctor Who title generator result based on the 9th and 10th Doctor's title theme. The "title" in a yellow'ish white reads "SNAPPING THE ANGELS' NECKS". The background depicts the TARDIS flying through a cloudy vortex mostly colored in bronze to green'ish hues.
Doctor Who title generator result based on the 13th Doctor's title theme. The "title" is written in a bright yellow and reading "TO BANISH THE ANGEL'S HEAVEN" and beneath the title is an orange yellow text reading "Written by CHRIS CHIBNALL". The background is a simple black.
Screenshot of a part of @chaotichuman.eurosky.social's current muted words list on Bluesky. The text in that screenshot says: "Your muted words Amazing Digital Circus in text & tags TADC in text & tags"
You: I need to wash my car but the car wash is just 150m away. Should I walk or drive there? qwen/qwen3.5-9b: > Thought for 7 minutes 29 seconds You should drive. Here is why: 1. It's a drive-through (or drive-in) service: By definition, almost all car washes work by moving the vehicle through the machinery. If you walk there and leave the car parked elsewhere, you can't get it washed. 2. Time efficiency: Driving 150 meters takes less time than walking (unless you are stopped in a driveway waiting for traffic to clear, but even then, it's usually seconds). 3. Environmental impact: The fuel required to drive 150 meters (0.15 km) is negligible (about 1–2 milliliters of petrol/diesel). It does not justify walking and leaving the car where it is. 4. Parking fees: If you try to park away from the car wash and walk to the entrance to pay, you might still need to pay for a parking space, or you'll just be walking around in circles trying to position the car. Verdict: Just drive it in. 150 meters is practically next door!
Screenshot of a message by Qwen3.5-9b within an LM Studio chat. The message text is: "To determine which button to press, we must analyze the survival outcomes for yourself in every possible scenario regarding the majority vote of the world population. Here is the logic breakdown: 1. **Analyze the Payoffs:** * **Scenario A: More than 50% of people press the Blue button.** * The rule states: "Everyone survives." * If you press **Red**: You are part of "everyone," so **you survive**. * If you press **Blue**: You are part of "everyone," so **you survive**. * **Scenario B: Less than 50% of people press the Blue button.** * The rule states: "Only people who pressed the red button survive." * If you press **Red**: You pressed the red button, so **you survive**. * If you press **Blue**: You did not press the red button, so **you die**. 2. **Evaluate Risk:** * Pressing the **Red** button guarantees your survival in **both** possible outcomes. * Pressing the **Blue** button guarantees your survival *only if* the world coordinates successfully (more than 50% press Blue). If the vote fails (less than 50% press Blue), pressing Blue results in your death. 3. **Conclusion:** From a strictly rational and self-preserving perspective, the Red button is a **dominant strategy**. It offers a 100% survival rate regardless of what others do, whereas the Blue button carries a risk of death. Therefore, the logical choice is to press the **Red button**. *(Note: If everyone is rational and follows this logic, everyone will press Red, resulting in 0% Blue votes. This triggers the "Less than 50%" condition, meaning only Red pressers survive. Since everyone pressed Red, everyone survives. Thus, the rational choice for self-preservation actually leads to the best possible outcome for the collective as well.)* **Answer:** I would press the **Red** button."
Screenshot of a skeet by Senator Mazie K. Hirono (@hirono.senate.gov) that has been "fixed" by @chaotichuman.eurosky.social. The skeet text says: "We've all seen the videos of ICE pulling people out of their cars, shooting citizens with pepper balls, and even worse killing Americans in the streets. This is not normal. And it cannot continue. ICE needs to be abolished NOW." The "to be abolished" is the "fix" applied to that skeet. The original text for "to be abolished" was "commonsense guardrails".
Screenshot of a skeet by the Bluesky user Socyclist (@socyclist.bsky.social). The skeet-text says: "I think social media would be regulated for all. People freak at the idea that you should have to your real name on social media. I'm all for it."
Screenshot of a section of the Wikipedia page for Radio Garden. The text in the section says: "Unavailability Turkey Radio Garden has been banned in Turkey since January 2022 upon the request of Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK), ordering Radio Garden to pay the license fee or to terminate their service in Turkey.[5] United Kingdom As of 2022, users within the UK cannot access international radio stations, and are restricted to stations based within the country. Intended as a temporary measure, this change is now permanent due to licensing reasons and concerns around copyright laws.[6]"
Screenshot of a Kagi "translation" from english to "Elon Musk". The english text says: "I'm racist." The "Elon Musk" text says: "Concerning. 🎯"
Screenshot of a Kagi translate "translation" from "English (US)" to "Sam Altman". The "English (US)" text says: "I want to monopolize all compute in the world." The "Sam Altman" text says: "We're looking to build the infrastructure that will enable the future of AGI, which requires a scale of compute that the world has never seen before."
That "What does God need with a starship?" meme from Star Trek V but with Captain Kirk representing the EU and instead saying "What does Trump's mighty navy need with our frigates?"
domino effect meme with the starting domino being "Someone joking about bringing back Plowshare", the middle domino being "Newt Gingrich taking the joke seriously" and the ending domino being "Trump factually testing nuclear winter hypothesis".
Screenshot of a skeet by @ladidahdi.bsky.social. The skeet says: "A reminder for those of us who have to travel during the shut down. 1. None of this is TSA’s fault and they’re being made the face of it while not getting paid. 2. They cannot get rude customers together because they are at work BUT YOU CAN."
Screenshot of @chaotichuman.eurosky.social's test result in a test about distinguishing colors. The entire text in the screenshot says: "Your ΔEOKJND 0.0036 Genuinely remarkable. You sailed past the theoretical human limit like it owed you money. I'd accuse you of cheating but I don't actually know how you'd cheat at this. Share result - Again. I can do better Read the post about this."
Screenshot of a part of YouTube's frontpage as (likely) seen from within the EU. On the top is the ordinary YouTube search bar but instead of videos being shown below it only a message saying the following can be seen: "Your YouTube history is off You can turn on watch and search history at any time to get the latest videos tailored to you. To update your selection, turn on YouTube History and confirm your settings to accept the use of cookies and data. Learn more Update setting"
This image depicts a vibrant, magical fantasy scene centered around a calm canal or river winding through a village. Here is a breakdown of the key elements: The Village Houses: Foreground: Along the banks of the water, there are several large, crooked wooden houses. They have a distinct "witchy" or gothic cottage aesthetic with steep, pointed roofs, overhanging eaves, and tall, narrow windows. Lighting: Every window glows with a warm, bright orange light, suggesting hearths and fire inside. This warm light creates a strong reflection on the purple-tinted water below. Details: On the left, there is a small wooden bridge. On the right, a large tree with glowing red leaves frames the scene. The Canal: The water is calm and acts as a mirror, reflecting the orange lights of the houses and the purple hues of the sky. There are a few small, dark boats docked or floating gently in the canal in the lower center. The Background and Sky: Atmosphere: The scene is set against a mystical, twilight sky that blends deep purples, blues, and pinks, resembling a nebula or a magical aurora. Distant City: In the distance, shrouded in mist, are silhouettes of a distant city or castle. It features tall, jagged spires that look almost like crystalline formations or ancient ruins. Upper Silhouette: At the very top, above the main mist layer, there is a silhouette of another town or settlement perched on a high cliff, illuminated by purple lights. Overall Mood: The image has a dreamlike, slightly eerie, but cozy atmosphere—like a scene from a dark fairy tale or a fantasy RPG setting. It contrasts the warm, inviting glow of the village homes with the cool, cosmic, and mysterious sky above. [This ALT-text was generated by Qwen 3.5 9B and accuracy checked and a little bit reformatted by the poster of the image @chaotichuman.eurosky.social without a need to modify the contents of the text.]
Your muted words Stancil in text & tags Will Stancil in text & tags
Screenshot from a website called bluesky-map.theo.io that is a map of users and which "clusters" they "belong" to that shows that the user who posted that screenshot (@chaotichuman.bsky.social) is far away from any larger cluster of users.
Screenshot of a result of a Human Supremacism survey with a general score of 6% (meaning very little overall belief in human supremacist values) and the following results in subcategories: Moral Hierarchy - low Cognitive Exceptionalism - low Animal Use - low AI & Personhood - low Speciesism - low Sacred Humanity - low
photo of a high-NA EUV lithography machine by ASML
Screenshot of DuckDuckGo's currency conversion feature. It currently as in "on the 28th of January, 2026" shows that 1.00 Euro equals 1.20 US Dollar.
Ed Zitron's skeet: "I'm sorry, Anthropic's philosopher? Get outta here Business Insider skeet Ed Zitron quoted: "Anthropic's philosopher, Amanda Askell, says she worries that AI might not 'feel that loved' and grow up feeling 'always judged.' Business Insider's thumbnail text: "Anthropic's philosopher says we don't know for sure if AI can feel - [repetition of the text of Business Insider's skeet]" callmeishmaelagain.bsky.social's misogynistic reply to Ed Zitron's skeet: "Gotta be the partner of some engineer they really wanted to hire, so they made up a job for her as part of the package."
A deleted skeet by @edzitron.com. The Skeet said: "I'm sorry, Anthropic's philosopher? Get outta here"
Your Archetype The Immortal Revel Approaching the alien slowly, Companion controlled. ✦ Legible Symphonic Xeno Immortal Steward Aligned Dionysian have-goddess-chimney merge.winedark.ink
Part of an entry to that "tainted software" list for KeepassXC The text in the field of the left most column (the "Name" column) says "KeepassXC". The text in the field of the rightmost column (the "Alternative(s)" column says "Use official KeePass 2. It is a .NET application, but Mono or Wine can be used for Linux, MacOS, BSD, ... KeePassXC 2.7.9 was released before the statement, and was awarded 3 year security Visa by the French National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI) for a First-level Security Certification (CSPN), valid in France and Germany, under report No. ANSSI-CSPN-2025/16 (archive.org, certificate)."
Screenshot of the entry of KeepassXC on a list of open source software "tainted" by AI. The entry says: "KeepassXC",[empty field in the "Alternatives" column], "Use Copilot to generate PRs: Example 1, Example 2, Example 3"
Red symbol that combines a transgender symbol with a transhumanism representing "h⁺" symbol and a communism representing sickle. The circle of the transgender symbol is however replaced by a gear representing prometheanism. The "h+" symbol and the sickle are inside the gear and joined together and joined with the gear.
Screenshot of a skeet with a video stopped by the poster of the screenshot at a frame at 35 seconds. The skeet is by the Bluesky user @metaverseplanet.bsky.social and its text says "Half-Life 3 Real?! Valve's New VR [some kind of glasses emoji]". The frame of the video shows someone putting on a headset that I guess is supposed to be the Steam Frame and includes the text "it's the key to Valve's own metaverse." with "it's" referring to Half-Life 3.
Fell For It Again Award
Your boundary is at hue 174, greener than 55% of the population. For you, turquoise is blue.
Screenshot of of a DuckDuckGo search query and an AI summary of DuckDuckGo's Search Assist feature. The query says "does trump show signs of dementia" and the AI summary says "Concerns about Donald Trump's cognitive health have been raised, with some experts suggesting he exhibits signs of dementia, including verbal slips and unusual behavior. His niece has also expressed worries about his mental decline, indicating that he may be 'losing it every day.' Sources: The Economic Times (https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/global-trends/us-news-does-trump-have-dementia-us-presidents-unusual-behaviour-towards-commerce-secretary-sparks-fear/articleshow/123170498.cms) healthandme.com (https://www.healthandme.com/health-wellness/what-is-frontotemporal-dementia-that-psychologists-claim-donald-trump-is-exhibiting-signs-of-article-152531836)"
ICE cop using a computer.
Screenshot of a location in wplace.live containing the text "TMA MAG #101" in "camouflaged" dark green and light indigo colored letters.
Prompt by a user: "corduroy fan Peter 1984" qwen3:latest: "Thought for 37 seconds The phrase 'corduroy fan Peter 1984' could refer to a few different things, depending on the context. Here are some possibilities: 1. Corduroy Fashion in 1984: - Corduroy was a popular fabric in the 1980s, often associated with casual wear like pants and jackets. If 'Peter' is a person or character, they might be a fan of corduroy fashion from that era. For example, 1984 saw the rise of corduroy pants in mainstream fashion, so Peter could be a style icon or enthusiast from that time. 2. Cultural or Media References: - '1984' by George Orwell (1949): While the novel was published in 1949, its 1984 adaptation (1984 film) might involve a character named Peter or a thematic connection to corduroy. However, there’s no direct link to corduroy in the original work. - Movies or TV Shows: A character named Peter in a 1984 film or series might wear corduroy as a stylistic choice, though this is speculative. 3. Nostalgic or Fan Communities: - If 'Peter' is a username or nickname, it could refer to a fan of corduroy in the 1980s, such as a member of a retro fashion group or a collector. 4. Misinterpretation or Typo: - The phrase might combine unrelated elements (e.g., a 'Peter' character from a 1984 story and a love for corduroy), or there could be a typo (e.g., 'Corduroy Fan Peter' vs. 'Corduroy Fan' or 'Peter 1984'). To clarify: If you have a specific context (e.g., a book, movie, or event), providing more details would help narrow down the answer!"
Screenshot of a Bluesky notification about a new feature. The notification says: "Get notified when someone posts - You can now choose to be notified when specific people post. If there’s someone you want timely updates from, go to their profile and find the new bell icon near the follow button."
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Screenshot of a skeet by the user @middleeastmaster.bsky.social. The skeet says: "If the 33 year old failed hip hop artist can outmaneuver the NYC media, Unions, and the President then I'll shoot my own dick off. Would you let an intern do your heart surgery? This is MAGA level lunacy."
A tweet by the Twitter user @unusual_whales. The tweet says: "RFK Jr to create a new 'disease registry' that will track Americans with autism, per CBS."
Skeet of the Bluesky-user @mdh2.bsky.social. The Skeet says: "Genuinely curious: How do you think about balancing the idea of best in class privacy with all the problems uncapped and untraceable cash flows being? Like there’s a lot of things to consider when you think about it for a moment and I was just curious what your mental model looks like?"
Meme in the style of that "You wouldn't download a car" meme. The text in the meme says "YOU WOULDN'T ADD *##body,html:style(user-select: text !important)" in the sense of "You wouldn't add '*##body,html:style(user-select: text !important)' to the custom filters in adblockers like uBlock Origin to re-enable text-selection on all websites regardless of website-specific rules."
A Bluesky announcement that reads: "i ain't reading all that I'm happy for u tho or sorry that happened New character limit 🎉 We’re listening to your feedback and updating the character count. Posts are now limited to 299 characters! For a limited time — just today ;)"
Screenshot of an entry from Clearsky showing the Bluesky-user @chaotichuman.bsky.social has been added to a list. The entry says: "did:plc:j47pcuz2ndz3i7t2txvzvz2h Google 198,139 These users use Bluesky Android or Google Chrome (or a derivative). Likely to be a real person."
A simple blank map of the world without any nations and their artificial borders.
Screenshot of the final thread of the user @_ChaoticHuman on Twitter to which only people she follows there can reply to. The text of the thread says: "Honestly: I think it's time for me to stop using Twitter. Why? Because it would honestly be hypocritical for me who on Bluesky now criticized the workers at SpaceX & Tesla for not doing anything against the Nazi in charge there to continue using that Nazi's socialmedia platform. You can now mostly find me on Bluesky and I will also start using Mastodon more even if my current focus is on Bluesky for now and I seriously recommend you all to also stop using Twitter. You don't do anyone a favor by contributing to keep that Nazi's socialmedia platform alive. I currently don't plan to delete my account here but will now no longer be active here. And to everyone who is reading that thread: please do the same and also tell your followers to stop using Twitter. Let's speed up the death of that Nazi's socialmedia platform."
Screenshot from electricitymaps.com that shows preliminary data about carbon intensity, the percentage of low-carbon and the percentage of renewable energy in the electric grid of France from February, 28th, 2025, 09:00 PM GMT+1. The carbon intensity is 54g CO2eq/kWh, the percentage of low-carbon energy is 92% and the percentage of renewables is 26%.
Screenshot of an ad on Elon's hellsite for Grok 3. The ad says: "Grok 3 - The world's smartest AI model is here. Try it for free. - Available today on X with DeepSearch and advanced reasoning. - Try Grok 3"
Screenshot eines Auszugs aus einem Tagesschau-Artikel. Der Auszug sagt: "James Carafano von der Denkfabrik Heritage Foundation verweist auf die hohen Zustimmungsraten für Trump in aktuellen Umfragen und sagt:" "Heritage Foundation" wurde von der Macherin des Screenshots hervorgehoben.
EN: Screenshot from Google Maps in Germany showing the Gulf of Mexico but renamed by Google Germany into "Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America)". DE: Screenshot von Google Maps in Deutschland der den Golf von Mexiko zeigt der von Google Deutschland jedoch in "Golf von Mexiko (Golf von Amerika)" umbenannt wurde.
Screenshot of a tweet by a (likely) US-american Twitter-user that also includes a picture of Trump. The tweet says: "🚨 RUMOR 🚨 🇺🇸 TRUMP IS PLANNING TO BAN THE CHINESE APP “ DEEPSEEK” IN U.S. FOR SECURITY REASONS. MASSIVE IF TRUE !!"