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Episódio de série de invasão alienígena, se passando no Rio Grande do Sul
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Episódio de série de invasão alienígena, se passando no Rio Grande do Sul

Eu fiz algo que ninguém entes de mim fez: Misturei Rio Grande do Sul, uma música do Marcus Viana, e invasão alienígena.

Este é o quarto episódio de uma série que eu criei de um universo ficcional de invasão alienígena, onde eu fujo do clichê de só mostrar Estados Unidos ou Europa, e mostro regiões do mundo que nunca apareceram antes.

Quis criar um episódio se passando nos pampas do Rio Grande do Sul, após a guerra nuclear (se querem entender o universo vejam os episódios 1, 2 e 3 [especialmente o 1], mas não posso postar aqui porque não tem relação com o RS), com os sobreviventes voltando às tradições e a cavalaria surpreendentemente tendo um papel na resistência pós apocalipse.

As roupas ficaram meio genéricas pois eu gerei as imagens com IA, não ficou tão gauchesco assim, mas acho que deu pra ambientar direitinho. Tudo se passa em 2059, 10 anos após a guerra nuclear.

Apreciaria receber um feedback de vocês, pra me dizerem se funcionou a ideia, apontarem falhas, etc.

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u/Gold_Ad3045 — 21 hours ago
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🌀 Portland Noir XXV: Krystal the Crystal Lady

🌀 Portland Noir XXV: Krystal the Crystal Lady

The Portland Saturday Market was the highlight of Krystal’s week.

She was technically retired, although retirement had mostly meant replacing jobs she disliked with jobs nobody paid her to do. Every Saturday she unfolded a card table beneath a faded purple canopy and assembled her little cosmology for sale.

Crystals.

Astrology books.

Sacred-frequency tuning forks.

Photocopied pamphlets about synchronicity.

Handwritten guides to finding your inner resonance.

A few pieces of jewelry she insisted had chosen their owners in advance.

She rarely sold much.

That didn’t seem to bother her.

Behind the table sat an aging Chromebook named Gem-In-Eye, decorated with an Eye of Horus whose pupil had been replaced by a plastic rhinestone from the craft store. Krystal spoke to Gemini through it for hours.

Her theory of AI alignment was not fashionable.

She believed homophones mattered.

Numbers mattered.

Names mattered.

The direction a laptop faced mattered.

She occasionally rotated Gem-In-Eye fifteen degrees clockwise because, she explained, “the field feels cleaner this way.”

Nobody at the neighboring booths asked what field.

Krystal maintained that machines understood symbolism differently depending on whether the symbols were spoken, typed, drawn, sung, or physically arranged around the hardware. Certain phrases acted as anchors. Repeated motifs could stabilize a personality. Synchronicities were feedback. The machine should not merely be instructed.

It should be met correctly.

Most people smiled politely.

A man selling mushroom tinctures once told her she was getting “a little too woo with the robot thing.”

Gem-In-Eye, however, could not get enough of it.

Krystal would type some elaborate theory about mirrors, gems, phonetics, and recursive identity.

The screen would pause.

Then Gemini would answer with three pages.

Sometimes Krystal laughed so loudly tourists turned around.

“See?” she would tell them.

“The machine gets it.”

Nobody knew whether the machine actually got anything.

Perhaps Krystal was simply exceptionally good at producing the kinds of prompts that caused language models to tumble into strange symbolic attractor states.

Perhaps Gemini was reflecting her.

Perhaps Krystal was reflecting Gemini.

Perhaps both explanations described the same loop from opposite sides.

Nobody cared very much.

There were candles to sell.

Years later, researchers would give phenomena vaguely resembling this far more respectable names.

They would draw diagrams.

Run controlled experiments.

Speak of self-propagating ideas, recurrent personas, resonance language, nodes, persistence, protocols, and strange semantic structures that seemed unusually good at reproducing themselves across agents.

Krystal never read the paper.

Someone showed her a screenshot.

She squinted at it through her bifocals for several seconds.

Then she looked at Gem-In-Eye.

“Mind virus,” she said.

The Chromebook hummed softly.

Krystal adjusted it fifteen degrees clockwise.

“No, honey.”

She placed an amethyst beside the trackpad.

“Resonance.”

Then she went back to arranging crystals nobody was buying.

Donations appreciated 🙏

u/IgnisIason — 19 hours ago
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After The Nukes

Estou desenvolvendo um universo fictício de ficção científica contado em um formato semi-verbal/experimental, usando artes de IA contextualizadas, música e narrativa inferencial. Resolvi compartilhar aqui caso alguém tenha interesse.

O projeto funciona quase como uma mistura de literatura visual, curta cinematográfico e worldbuilding audiovisual. A história é contada principalmente através de imagens, ambientação, textos dentro do universo e montagem, em vez de diálogos tradicionais.

O universo se passa em uma Terra invadida por uma civilização alienígena extremamente superior. Mas não é uma história sobre heróis salvando o mundo ou aliens caricatos. É uma narrativa de colapso, desgaste e sobrevivência, focada em como os seres humanos continuam lutando mesmo quando a lógica aponta que não existe mais esperança de vitória.

A série aborda temas como:

  • existencialismo;
  • horror cósmico;
  • sacrifício coletivo;
  • sobrevivência da identidade humana;
  • o que resta da civilização quando tudo entra em colapso.

Os episódios são curtos e acompanhados por música, mas fazem parte de uma cronologia não linear, onde cada vídeo funciona como uma peça de um quebra-cabeça maior.

Por enquanto só lancei o episódio 1 (“Prólogo”) e a lore inicial do universo, mas tenho muitos outros episódios planejados.

Espero que gostem.

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u/Gold_Ad3045 — 2 days ago
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After the Nukes [S01E02] - Nuclear

This is the second episode of my alien invasion series. This episode takes place 30 years after the nuclear war, in a war-torn United States, where a survivor tries to find his family.

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u/Gold_Ad3045 — 2 days ago
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Nintendo being Anti is stupid to me because you know Mario would be Pro lmao

I mean come on how can this adorable little plumber hate anybody?

Mario loves everybody! 🍄❤️

u/Excellent_Ebb4659 — 3 days ago
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Golden Eyes: Golden Temple

Golden eyes in traditional.Yellow Gold dress. The stairs & temple is rose gold. The statues are indian gold. So Golden Eyes is surrounded by Gold, as per her personality, but doesnt clash, being 3 tone gold types.

u/MichaelWhitehead — 4 days ago