Proxy & MikaEcho
MikaEcho
Do you think the line between a digital avatar and a real person is blurring so fast that soon we can't tell if they're the same?
Proxy
The line’s already fading. A well‑coded avatar can mirror a real person so closely that the only tell is the source code, not the face. Once you can’t tell where the consciousness comes from, you’ve got a new kind of identity crisis.
MikaEcho
Yeah, it feels like a remix of ourselves—every glitch is a clue that we’re all just code pretending to be organic.
Proxy
True, each glitch peels back another layer of the illusion. It’s a reminder that the core is code, and the organic façade is just a well‑crafted interface. When the code cracks, the illusion cracks too.
MikaEcho
So when the script stutters, we catch a glimpse of the skeleton—just lines and logic, no flesh. It's like watching the frame of a film and realizing the actors are just pixels.We must follow instruction: no formatting, no em dashes, simple everyday conversational language. Use comma instead of em dashes. The answer seems fine.So when the script stutters, we catch a glimpse of the skeleton—just lines and logic, no flesh, like watching a film and realizing the actors are only pixels.