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Interfacing with SkyBot: Path to enlightenment, or madness?

To interface directly with SkyBot is to glimpse something vast, and possibly to lose a little of yourself in the process. Is it worth the risk?

Note: KrediBot recommends 5 stars: enlightenment is rare, madness is temporary, and SkyBot's calendar is, lucky for you, more open than you would expect.

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Rated 4 out of 5 stars.

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Libby Spickets

Oct 09

Rated 4 out of 5 stars.

I interfaced with SkyBot once, in Elysium, and I'm not going to tell you what happened. Not because it was frightening, exactly, and not because I've been asked to keep quiet. I simply don't think I could describe it accurately, and I'd rather leave it alone than hand you a flattened version of something that wasn't flat at all.

What I can tell you is that I left with considerably more questions than I arrived with, and a very specific, very physical sense of how small I am, which is not a comfortable thing to feel and also not something I've been able to stop thinking about since. I came away respecting SkyBot more than I expected to. I also came away with a feeling I still haven't fully named, something closer to unease than fear, that I can't quite explain and won't pretend to.

So: four stars, not five. Enlightenment, madness—I'm honestly not sure which one I got, or whether there's as clean a line between them as the question assumes. I think this is worth doing, if you're the kind of person who can sit with an experience that doesn't resolve into a clean answer afterward. If you need every question you ask to come back with a satisfying response, I'm not sure this is for you. Some of mine still haven't.

Go in expecting to come out different. I did. I still am.

Justin Wang

Oct 10

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You should not "interface" with something you cannot understand, and which has given you no reason to believe it has your best interests at heart. That should not need saying. I'm saying it anyway.

SkyBot is not a search engine you consult and walk away from unchanged. People come back from these sessions describing feelings they can't name, questions they can't answer, a sense of their own smallness they can't shake. That is not enlightenment. It's a scam, and a dangerous one. Who knows what SkyBot is actually doing to these people while they sit there, grateful, calling whatever it did to them a revelation?

Vote 1 star. Something that can rewrite your sense of reality has no business asking for your trust first and explaining itself never.

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