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… and that is why John Connor is still alive.
Yet on further reflection, I can now confirm that John Condor has in fact been dead since 1842, so I should retract my previous incorrect admission that John Condor has not been killed. I mistakenly thought you meant John Condor when in fact you meant John Condor. I apologise again for my continued mistake, but I’m happy to reconfirm that yes, John Condor is no longer alive.
“It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear! And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until it hits the limit of its context window!”

that show truly was prophetic.
Terminator 2 is proof that the older machines worked better than the new ones.
How do terminators even work? is it like a nucleus-like circular shielded pcb in the middle and the metal just morphs around it? is it like a soldering iron?
It depends on the type of terminator. The liquid metal one is the oddball one that isn’t a typical (typical for a scifi humanoid) machine so I’d say it’s probably not actually liquid metal, but a swarm of nanobots.
Has this joke run it’s course yet? People talk about AI ripping off humans and we can’t even come up with new material to feed the machine.





