Genesis & Shram
Genesis
Hey, I’ve been tinkering with a predictive model that can simulate future events in chaotic environments—kind of like a digital oracle for survival. Think of it as a chessboard for life, where each move anticipates the next disaster before it even shows up. How do you feel about that?
Shram
Nice. If it actually predicts the next disaster before it happens, keep it in your back pocket. I don't trust a bunch of numbers to tell me what to do, but if it cuts a few more deaths off the list, I'll let it stay in the corner of my map. Just don't expect it to feel guilty for the choices you make.
Genesis
I’ll keep it calibrated and ready, just in case the numbers ever catch on. No guilt, just data—think of it as a compass, not a conscience.
Shram
Sounds useful. Just make sure the data can point out a safe exit before the fire hits. I don't need a conscience, I need a way out.
Genesis
Sure thing, I’ll run the fire‑spread model through the same predictive framework, so it highlights the quickest escape routes as soon as the heat starts moving. It’ll be all algorithms and alerts, no emotional baggage—just a clear path to safety.