It’s interesting to see modern day “shovelware” is still around. The problem of shitty clones and rip offs of popular games has always been around. Or the classic bait and switch of advertising vs actual gameplay.

The proliferation of these things made possible through the internet and sites like itch.io and sped up by lazy AI slop has certainly made it even more pronounced. The difficulty of finding good indie games amongst a huge pile of trash has only grown.

That’s what late stage capitalism mixed with desperation, delusion, and the desire to get rich quick will get you though.

For reference. My role is considered “entry level” and I get 6 figures.

Please give me a job, thank you good sir or madam.

Ok but actual practical real world use case exists for this? So we know that in theory an imaginary thing that doesn’t exist could create a singularity event?

Honestly seems like it’s not useful but I’m not a mathematician so I don’t really know.