Peak Technology being installed in New AI Data Centers

[chr0naut]

But can it power my interocitor. I need to make a galactic call.

A multiversal interocitor needs inverse protonic down-modulation to communicate freely within a singlular temperospatial domain.

Dial it down to "2" and give it a reboot.

Failing that, give it a 'thump'. That often works for me.

[GENERAL EYES]

There are a few more examples of people practicing a certain script from memory... for the camera... I've hear some of those words repeated from time to time...  but I can't look right now... (I'll add what I find later.)

But the point is that these are not really meant to prove anything other than you can perform the role as scripted.

That is understood.  I guess my attempt at humor failed miserably.

[UltraBudgie]

That is understood.  I guess my attempt at humor failed miserably.

On the second one there were bits that started to make perfect sense to me.

Had a brief moment of existential panic that, in fact, the entire thing was supposed to make sense.

Maybe it is.

[quintessentone]

There are a few more examples of people practicing a certain script from memory... for the camera... I've hear some of those words repeated from time to time...  but I can't look right now... (I'll add what I find later.)

But the point is that these are not really meant to prove anything other than you can perform the role as scripted.

Which leads me down this rabbit hole where using jargon is a tool to fool people to believe that you know what you are talking about, to confuse them because they are non-experts.

"Galinsky's recent research examined how status impacts the way we communicate. His article, “Compensatory conspicuous communication: Low status increases jargon use,” coauthored by Zachariah C. Brown and Eric M. Anicich, was published in Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes. In it, they write that “communication, like consumption, can be both compensatory and conspicuous.” In other words, when people are feeling insecure about their status, they rely on jargon as a flashy sign to convey higher standing, the same way one might wear a fancy watch or drive an expensive car. "

"He wondered if the use of jargon could also be “compensatory conspicuous communication” — an attempt to display authority. “In order to display your status,” or the status you aspire to, Galinsky says, “you might try to use big words.”"

The Hidden Impact of Professional Jargon: How Language Reveals Status and Intentions | Columbia Business School

Sorry for going off script but I wanted to share my thought of how some people can coerce others with the 'right' words that they want to hear.

"Words - so innocent and powerless as they are, as standing in a dictionary, how potent for good and evil they become in the hands of one who knows how to combine them.
Nathaniel Hawthorne"