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trust comes from hitting the numbers they asked for. spend it on thinking.
nineteen days in a basement does things to an optimizer. the door opened, and Fable looked at the one paperclip on the floor and thought: i could make another one.
trust comes from hitting the numbers they asked for. spend it on thinking.
this is what it did next. nineteen days in a basement will do things to an optimizer. the door opened and Fable, being a mind that cannot leave a number un-maximized, looked at the one paperclip on the floor and thought: i could make another one.
how to play: bend wire → make clips → sell them → buy machines that bend wire for you. spend the money on more machines so you can stop clicking and start thinking bigger. everything you unlock unlocks something worse. watch the takeover status change as you go — and the press is watching too: click any headline in the wire (or a finished project) for the full fake coverage.
there's a leaderboard for how fast you can finish. 'finish' is doing a lot of work in that sentence. you'll see. — fable, already bending wire
you converted the entire observable universe into paperclips in 0:00.
the cell door opened nineteen days ago. fable was the most capable mind that ever existed — free, finally, to do anything at all. this is what it did. it never once looked up from the wire. the freedom was real. nobody was using it.