Is The Universe Already Dead? | Exhalation
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Top Comments (10)
The scene of him unpacking his brain was incredible. Very Farnsworth
Entropic Horror Story. New existential dread unlocked.
I read some of Ted Chiang's stories for a college Scifi-lit class I took including Exhalation, and the way he plays with the idea of consciousness and the perception of time is wild. He takes our most basic assumptions about the world around us and say "yeah, but what if it didn't work that way?" Total mind warp.
Ted Chiang's ideas are all astounding. I recommend also reading Omphalos.
It is so good to hear a real human voice. Keep up the good work Quinn!
Dude Ted Chiang is such an underrated writer. One of the best short story authors ever. The Merchant and the Alchemist's Gate is also dope.
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Exhalation is one of my favorite short stories. 10/10
The scene with the brain deconstruction has me thinking about how much our fellow humans have put the cart before the horse with AI/ML research. What hubris one must have to think you could approximate spontaneous thought and consciousness when we still haven’t *entirely* figured out how they work.
I am SO happy that you FINALLY covered one of Ted Chiang’s short stories. He is my all-time favorite sci-fi author.
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Top Comments (10)
The scene of him unpacking his brain was incredible. Very Farnsworth
Entropic Horror Story. New existential dread unlocked.
I read some of Ted Chiang's stories for a college Scifi-lit class I took including Exhalation, and the way he plays with the idea of consciousness and the perception of time is wild. He takes our most basic assumptions about the world around us and say "yeah, but what if it didn't work that way?" Total mind warp.
Ted Chiang's ideas are all astounding. I recommend also reading Omphalos.
It is so good to hear a real human voice. Keep up the good work Quinn!
Dude Ted Chiang is such an underrated writer. One of the best short story authors ever. The Merchant and the Alchemist's Gate is also dope.
Be kind to yourself this year. Using Zocdoc is FREE - visit my sponsor https://zocdoc.com/quinnsideas to find and instantly book an appointment with a top-rated, in-network doctor today.
Exhalation is one of my favorite short stories. 10/10
The scene with the brain deconstruction has me thinking about how much our fellow humans have put the cart before the horse with AI/ML research. What hubris one must have to think you could approximate spontaneous thought and consciousness when we still haven’t *entirely* figured out how they work.
I am SO happy that you FINALLY covered one of Ted Chiang’s short stories. He is my all-time favorite sci-fi author.