I choose Goffman, who says that we are performing and that performance changes depending on who we are with. We change the way we talk depending on who is listening (we talk differently with our parents than with our friends) #hwa4 #translationacts

to me, i could tell it was acting and the way it phrased its sentences saying all this made me think that it was truly trying to mimic how humans converse and comprehend things.. it was learning our emotions/language. it was also trying to get better advanced understanding #hwa4 #understandingeffect

in SME 1, I had AI act as a weather machine and speak in weather riddles, but it lowk got the prompt wrong, got all personal, and asking me-based questions on history and whatnot. it's faking a real understanding and not really understanding like a human.. though faking #hwa4 #understandingeffect

a way my future smes could push the walls of this genre is to probably start an assignment earlier than i usually do and actually make a gameplan to achieve it instead of pushing it off like so #hwa4 #genrepressure

1 genre i feel trapped in procrastination-- i feel like it's a cycle of constant "ill do this!" then i end up pushing it off and it ends up in "aw man, i didnt do it on time" #hwa4 #genrepressure

i feel like ontological slippage means like when smth begins off to mean one meaning but then changes paths, means something else completely, turning into smth new. i've seen this in reality when rumors spread-- one person says smth then meaning shifts and somehow it changes! #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

It might sound like this sentence knows what it's talking about, but that doesn't mean it explains what those ideas are. This is related to what Ashley said in Part Three about how GPT can understand by making words that sound real and make sense. #hwa4 #understandingeffect

In SME 1, I wrote, “I think this would definitely give me a second to breathe, but within that same breath, I would feel like I'm constantly running out of time to do things.” #hwa4 #understandingeffect

Academic writing is one type that makes me feel trapped because there are rules about how to sound and organize your thoughts. I sometimes worry more about how polished I sound than about how I say what I mean. In my future SMEs, I want to try using personal experiences. #hwa4 #genrepressure

a question he left behind is that why did he choose to do it in both languages-- its like an anagram in a way! you flip it one way, its in Chinese and one understands, and flip it another way and it's like warped English! it's so cool! #hwa4 #whatlisteningmakes

This sentence creates that impression by questioning. Usually when you have questions, it's implied that you understand a topic enough to even question it. Essentially putting on a "performance" to act as if I truly understood what was being asked. #hwa4 #understandingeffect

"But I feel that can still be argued, as there are people who are polar opposites of their parents and the way they were raised. Would that still be labeled as inheritance if it is the very foundation that they were raised upon that lead them to rebel and challenege it?" #hwa4 #understandingeffect

a possibility Yingelishi opened is to keep understanding ambiguous to the listener! not everyone has to understand the same thing the same way #hwa4 #whatlisteningmakes

the piece disrupted my idea of translation because it caused me to realize i dont have to understand the meaning to feel something about how the song is conveying-- they say music is a universal language for a reason #hwa4 #whatlisteningmakes

Yingelishi definitely made a beautiful sense in my body -- the music truly was calming and idk if it was the flute or what but it was really listenable #hwa4 #whatlisteningmakes

I stopped trying to understand what she was saying around 2 mins into the video -- i started focusing on feeling and background music #hwa4 #whatlisteningmakes

Yingelishi acted on me as a listener by showing how I don't really need to understand the main language to convey feeling or meaning. this changed the way i think for future smes because im in my antielement -- im not udnerstanding the complete meaning but i piece it #hwa4 #whatlisteningmakes

I think ontological slippage is when something starts as one thing but shifts into something new. This is also something I see on social media, where a moment can start out as a private experience and turn into a show once it's shared online. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

I feel trapped in the genre of self confidence, meaning I usually always second guess myself about practically everything. My future SMEs will tap on those walls by putting myself in positions that I would usually avoid, and not even allowing myself to overthink about anything. #hwa4 #genrepressure

It asked why do humans create things we know arent real. Is this it trying to actually understand this to perhaps better its own systems??? So it can also begin to create things that are not reall. #hwa4 #understandingeffect