This is pretty exciting! Even my understanding of the blog is not fully yet, but overall seems intriguing. Here's a direct link to the article https://arxiv.org/pdf/2210.09581

I just entered a text message chat from the group of students of my course, and after talking a there over some days with a sophomore (most of the chat was just me interacting with someone else) someone replied after some time "wow, the freshmen are really getting acquainted, writing shit and what else". That was so out pocket, closed the app and now I am ranting here, is this still kind of behavior normal in your uni/country? Its so bizarre, the guy was just sophomore. EDIT: thanks everyone for the replies, I appreciate them, I think there's some grow on my part to be done, because this seems to be way more common than I think. Welp, kinda of a bummer anyway.

Hi there! I recently read "There's No Antimemetics Division" and thought the whole novel was really cool! The whole concept of the memory being your enemy is pretty intriguing and creates a big and overwhelming adversary, and I would like recommendations of some media with similar vibes (could be books, other scps, podcasts and so on). The scales don't need to be as high as in the novel, it could be an murder with some superhuman capabilities, but at the end it doesn't really matter, I just want a cool story with some big brain concepts to have fun.