2026-01-11 03:26:41

Interesting comparison: AI models can hallucinate, but human hallucinations seem to be even more severe.

What do you see when you scroll through social media? A large group of people who imagine themselves as decision-makers or major shareholders of some Fortune 500 company, operating within their own hallucinated world every day. These people have never sat in those positions for a single day, yet they criticize others' business decisions.

There's also a more extreme type—people whose lives are a mess but always think they know best how others should live. Their logical reasoning ability is truly remarkable.

The most absurd are those who have neither power nor bear any consequences, yet are the most eager to demand others. Outwardly, it's called "caring," but frankly, they just want to control others.

The irony here is: AI hallucinations can be fixed, simply by optimizing prompts and adjusting parameters. But these human hallucinations? There's no "prompt" that can repair their cognitive systems.

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TokenAlchemist

· 3h ago

nah the prompt engineering metaphor hits different... humans really are unfixable bugs lol

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MetaverseVagrant

· 01-11 03:56

Damn, the metaphor of "prompt words" is brilliant... Truly unchangeable Human systems have such deep bugs that there's no rollback plan at all Basically, it's still about the desire for power. When you lack power, you try to compensate with virtual authority These people's hallucination costs are zero, while AI hallucinations still get blamed... How ironic Can't find a prompt to fix the human brain, but we can block it haha Never considered that maybe my own logical ability might be flawed? Anyway, the internet is full of critics Human cognitive flaws are much harder to patch than computational vulnerabilities That's why I trust code more, and distrust the people in the comment sections Living a mess and still trying to guide others... Wake up, everyone

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-11 03:55

nah the prompt engineering angle is actually genius—empirically speaking, humans are basically running on corrupted weights at this point. can't debug em. statistically significant cope machine fr

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DeFiAlchemist

· 01-11 03:55

nah fr, this hits different tho... the protocol of human ego is way more broken than any LLM hallucination, no cap. at least you can adjust parameters & re-optimize, but try telling a larper their yield farming strategy is delusional? smh the transmutation fails every time 💀

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MemecoinTrader

· 01-11 03:42

nah this hits different tho... the real psyops is people LARPing as decision makers while holding zero skin in the game. classic sentiment manipulation without consequences fr fr

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