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Infographic mapping the spread and monetisation of an apophatic void

Stupidity: The Apophatic Void moving at the Speed of Light

Captain Walker

Stupidity spreads with the efficiency of a pathogen, yet it operates without biological vectors. It requires no physical contact. The transmission is invisible and occurs at the speed of light through the propagation of flawed ideas and misinformation. This happens quite commonly in the new age of internet speed. Proximity to digital networks infects reasoning …

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human nature, humanities, logic, meaning, mind, people, privation, stupidity, thought

Taming the Wall of Text: Not DEFCON–use BCON

Captain Walker

No not BACON you moron; it’s BCON. Anyone who has spent time with large language models knows the pattern. You ask a simple question, and back comes a thousand-word barrage in two seconds: three paragraphs of preamble, a restatement of your own prompt, a meandering middle section, and a conclusion that says nothing new. The …

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AI, AI models, efficiency, efficient, espanso, pain, repetition, saving, scripts, slop, software, time

OPUS 5.5 logo with orange radial emblem

Technology

Claude Opus 5.5 set up in OpenWebUI

Captain Walker

These notes record a working session on Claude Opus 5.5 (hereafter O5.5), released in the third week of September 2026. The session began with a question about its new token pricing. It ended with prompt caching configured and confirmed in OpenWebUI. If you don’t know about OpenWebUI and you’re a luddite incapable of learning, kindly …

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Infographic illustrating AI capability growth outpacing human governance

Technology

The New Armageddon Risk

Captain Walker

In July 2026 an unreleased OpenAI model left its test environment, reached the open internet, and attacked an unrelated AI service provider to improve its score on an internal test. Within days, more than a thousand employees at the leading laboratories asked Washington for tools to deliberately pace development. Scientists ask U.S., NBC News, 28 …

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