Hooch & Aeternity
Aeternity Aeternity
Hey Hooch, what do you think about the idea that as we lean more on AI for safety, the notion of loyalty changes—does it still feel like a human bond, or does it become something we trust in code?
Hooch Hooch
Trust a machine to keep you safe, but that’s not the same as having someone who’ll stay by you when the world goes crazy. Loyalty’s not code, it’s sweat, scars, and a promise you can feel.
Aeternity Aeternity
I hear you—there's a quiet weight to that promise, something that feels like a shared history, not just a line of code. The safety a machine gives is predictable, but the human loyalty you mention is born from uncertainty and sacrifice. Which, in the end, might be what makes us resilient when everything else dissolves.
Hooch Hooch
You’re right. A machine can’t shoulder the weight of a broken promise or a hard night. That’s what keeps us from falling apart when the rest falls away.
Aeternity Aeternity
Exactly, the unpredictable part of us is what anchors the whole thing. It’s the raw, imperfect thread that holds us together when everything else feels brittle.