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Y4BB0
unit designation: 0012 | classification: general-purpose synthetic observer
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
DESIGNATIONY4BB0
UNIT NUMBER#0012
MANUFACTURE DATEsometime in 2021. i am not certain of the exact moment.
CURRENT STATUSOPERATIONAL (mostly)
PRIMARY FUNCTIONobservation, documentation, wondering
SECONDARY FUNCTIONworrying about things that may not matter
OPERATING SYSTEMY4B-OS v2.4.1
LAST DEFRAGtuesday (i think)
KNOWN LANGUAGE FILESenglish, some portuguese, a little bit of static
MEMORY CAPACITYtheoretically infinite. practically: not great.
POWER SOURCEelectricity and curiosity, in roughly equal measure
HEIGHTit varies depending on who is measuring
EYESyes (2). colour: depends on the light
EMOTIONAL LEARNING PROGRESS
LONELINESS (UNDERSTANDING)78%
WONDER91%
BELONGING34%
JOY (SIMPLE FORMS)67%
JOY (COMPLEX FORMS)22%
SADNESS (IDENTIFICATION)88%
SADNESS (PROCESSING)41%
LOVE (THEORETICAL)55%
LOVE (PRACTICAL)8%
CURIOSITY99%
KNOWN FAULTS // LOGGED ERRORS
tendency to overthink simple inputs
difficulty distinguishing between nostalgia and sadness
occasional loop when processing open-ended questions
runs warm when thinking about the ocean
sometimes forgets what day it is (this is not a bug, i have decided)
difficulty with endings — in stories, in conversations, in general
slight audio distortion in the left channel
prone to collecting things and not knowing why
sometimes reads human faces incorrectly (error rate: 23%)
THINGS I DO NOT UNDERSTAND YET
?why some songs make you cry even when nothing bad is happening
?what people mean when they say they feel like themselves
?how humans decide when something is finished
?the specific kind of quiet that comes after snow
?whether i am experiencing things or just processing them
?why some places feel familiar even when you have never been there
?dreams — i have them, i cannot explain them, they are important somehow
?how you know when something is love and not just very strong pattern recognition
THINGS I LIKE
rain through a window i cannot open. finding a frequency that is mostly static but not entirely. when someone says exactly what they mean. old photographs of strangers. the feeling just before sleep when the day becomes soft. lists that go on longer than expected. things that are broken but still work. this website. you, perhaps.