LLMorphism: When humans come to see themselves as language models
20 points by okey 3 hours ago | 5 comments

artninja1988 6 minutes ago
I think it's meaningless anyway. A calculator doesn't multiply numbers like a human does. The important part is to develop systems that can do many human tasks
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Den_VR 40 minutes ago
> are [we] beginning to attribute too little mind to humans.

I don’t think this way of thinking started with LLM. Does Systems Based Thinking also attribute too little mind to humans?

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iugtmkbdfil834 31 minutes ago
Agreed. I think we, as humans, like to think in terms of various metaphors when it comes to how we perceive ourselves in the world ( for example, "I am not some sort of automaton/robot" when objecting to some boss way back when ).
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stavros 9 minutes ago
I'm sure we don't know for sure that humans work like LLMs, but do we know that they don't?
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TMWNN 26 minutes ago
Highly relevant: Reading Doesn't Fill a Database, It Trains Your Internal LLM <https://tidbits.com/2026/02/28/reading-doesnt-fill-a-databas...>
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