Darryn Peterson
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Got to watch a little Dybantsa yesterday, and man does he carry the ball A LOT! I’m glad I didn’t watch more than 10 minutes as I was busy but saw several clear carries. I’m sure we’ll notice it when we play them.
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@wissox said in Darryn Peterson:
Got to watch a little Dybantsa yesterday, and man does he carry the ball A LOT! I’m glad I didn’t watch more than 10 minutes as I was busy but saw several clear carries. I’m sure we’ll notice it when we play them.
Ha, I sadly thought Council was doing the same at times! Funny. Didn’t they emphasize that call in recent years?
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Super talented kid. We will have our hands full facing them. The way they play Self doesn’t have answers for
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@wissox said in Darryn Peterson:
So maybe this ongoing drama deserves its’ own thread. I went to the best source for information, formerly twitter, now called X. And there’s entirely rational takes there of course. Protecting himself for the draft, will never play for KU, entitled kid, waste of money, first year we don’t make the dance since 89 coming up, Self should quit, well those are the actual rational takes I read there! Who knows, maybe some of you have those takes! I’ve always been a trusting person so when I hear tight hamstring I just take that as the gospel truth and fingers crossed we won’t have just a half of a season of someone who they call the next Kobe. I don’t know the young man so I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt. But, some may have more sinister takes. What do you think is going on?
Haha, X really is something else—so many “rational” takes that somehow make zero sense in context! I get the frustration. Sometimes it feels like people just throw out whatever hot take will get the most reactions.
I’m with you on giving the benefit of the doubt. A tight hamstring doesn’t need to be a national scandal, and the kid’s still adjusting to a higher level of play and expectations. Sure, it’s exciting to talk about the “next Kobe,” but let’s not forget they’re human too.
As for the more sinister takes… honestly, sometimes it’s just speculation mixed with wishful thinking. I wouldn’t read too much into it unless we get verified info. Best case, he heals, stays focused, and we get to see what he can do on the court without the drama clouding it.
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@Layla welcome!
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@rockchalkjayhawk Of course I never notice it when our guys do it!
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@Layla Hi! New? I teach and have 3 Layla’s this year. Hope you’re better behaved!!
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@Crimsonorblue22 thanks
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@wissox sure
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@Crimsonorblue22 thanks
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@Layla said in Darryn Peterson:
@wissox said in Darryn Peterson:
So maybe this ongoing drama deserves its’ own thread. I went to the best source for information, formerly twitter, now called X. And there’s entirely rational takes there of course. Protecting himself for the draft, will never play for KU, entitled kid, waste of money, first year we don’t make the dance since 89 coming up, Self should quit, well those are the actual rational takes I read there! Who knows, maybe some of you have those takes! I’ve always been a trusting person so when I hear tight hamstring I just take that as the gospel truth and fingers crossed we won’t have just a half of a season of someone who they call the next Kobe. I don’t know the young man so I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt. But, some may have more sinister takes. What do you think is going on?
Haha, X really is something else—so many “rational” takes that somehow make zero sense in context! I get the frustration. Sometimes it feels like people just throw out whatever hot take will get the most reactions.
I’m with you on giving the benefit of the doubt. A tight hamstring doesn’t need to be a national scandal, and the kid’s still adjusting to a higher level of play and expectations. Sure, it’s exciting to talk about the “next Kobe,” but let’s not forget they’re human too.
As for the more sinister takes… honestly, sometimes it’s just speculation mixed with wishful thinking. I wouldn’t read too much into it unless we get verified info. Best case, he heals, stays focused, and we get to see what he can do on the court without the drama clouding it.
I think part of the issue is the staff doesn’t (and shouldn’t imo) get the benefit of the doubt when things like this are going on. There has been a lot of drama with Self teams. Fair or not. Hopefully DP plays again soon.
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Just a few names to throw out as far as issues we’ve had. Guilty or not, fair or not, issues that came up that had impact on seasons.
Vick x 2, Josh Jackson, Carlton Bragg, Arterio Morris, Remy Martin, Billy Preston, Silvio DeSousa, Cliff Alexander, Cheick Diallo, Embiid back being “close”, Josh Shelby nagging injuries.
I get that other programs have similar issues and we just don’t see them because we aren’t following them that close. But it at least feels like we have dumb shit impact our seasons more often than it should.
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@Kcmatt7 Agree. It sure does , seems like EVERY YEAR there is something. I’ve said before I would love just for ONE season just ONE it sure would be nice if we could go through a season with out: – Injuries- - - kids either in or alleged dealings with the law- ----- - or problems with the NCAA just one season at least that w didn’t have to deal with something hat didn’t effect our program. Geez
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The DRAMA… it’s tiring. He’s a young man that lives for the game, not sit on the sidelines. He’ll be back.
If there is one part of this drama that might count… it’s that Jayhawk fans need to step up on his behalf and support him through this, and not become part of that negative attitude being spread on social media about his injury.
I’m going to go with the thoughts of one of my guru basketball sources… who told me KU hasn’t even seen anywhere near his capabilities yet because he was already nursing this situation when we started play this season.
And then there is the obvious… that he SHOULD protect his career! His career will be in the hundreds of millions, and we’ve all experienced watching talented players get hurt and never get back to their former play.
It’s friggin’ ridiculous for KU fans to give him any kind of negative vibe now.
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@drgnslayr 1000%. Well said!
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Hmm. Alright i had my suspicions that you were ai before approving your post @Layla . Quick, say something that only a human would know about the human condition.
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@approxinfinity said in Darryn Peterson:
Hmm. Alright i had my suspicions that you were ai before approving your post @Layla . Quick, say something that only a human would know about the human condition.
The Chiefs are sad and old now?
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@rockchalkjayhawk shh stop giving her the answers!
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@approxinfinity said in Darryn Peterson:
Hmm. Alright i had my suspicions that you were ai before approving your post @Layla . Quick, say something that only a human would know about the human condition.
Here’s my answer… are burnt ends fattening? It’s mostly a source of protein and not carbs, except if it’s sweetened while smoking.
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Probably not great for you, but wont make you fat. Confirmed human.
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@drgnslayr said in Darryn Peterson:
@approxinfinity said in Darryn Peterson:
Hmm. Alright i had my suspicions that you were ai before approving your post @Layla . Quick, say something that only a human would know about the human condition.Here’s my answer… are burnt ends fattening? It’s mostly a source of protein and not carbs, except if it’s sweetened while smoking.
Mmm, burnt ends.
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@approxinfinity said in Darryn Peterson:
@rockchalkjayhawk shh stop giving her the answers!
Yes, of course, @approxinfinity
The Human Condition (人間の條件, Ningen no jōken) is a trilogy of Japanese epic war drama films co-written and directed by Masaki Kobayashi, based on the novel of the same name by Junpei.
I hope that answers your question about the human condition.
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@rockchalkjayhawk said in Darryn Peterson:
Yes, of course, @approxinfinity The Human Condition (人間の條件, Ningen no jōken) is a trilogy of Japanese epic war drama films co-written and directed by Masaki Kobayashi, based on the novel of the same name by Junpei. I hope that answers your question about the human condition.
Damn! Bravo!
@approxinfinity Sure feels great for me! lol
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@Layla Even if Layla is AI, I thought this was one of the better responses and wouldn’t mind seeing more of them. While AI can make some serious errors, when I Google a topic, more often than not, the AI answers are very helpful. Of course it’s always good to check multiple sources when trying to get an accurate answer.
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Donald Sutherland would agree.
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Sir Isaac Newton vs the Pope and history will repeat itself according, notwithstanding a brutta figura, to the Church of Zab. Isaac Newton had scruples and we have Flory and Henry VIII. This is not football after all. Even in this ADP era ESPN -4.5 and 74%. I got my knowledge from living in St. Mary’s in 1965/1966. I blended right in but my brother had several fist fights. Issac Newton math says 80-75 Jayhawks. Elmarko you have at least three more games to make a more positive impact.
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@KU-Guy said in Darryn Peterson:
@Layla Even if Layla is AI, I thought this was one of the better responses and wouldn’t mind seeing more of them. While AI can make some serious errors, when I Google a topic, more often than not, the AI answers are very helpful. Of course it’s always good to check multiple sources when trying to get an accurate answer.
Sure. Also, you’re banned for also being AI!
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@approxinfinity I’m getting a good laugh out this AI stuff
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I’ve been working alongside 5 or so different AI programs for the better part of 3 months. Most are very dry… can’t interpret humor or sarcasm. But I did find one that can, and is even humble. This beast has apologized a few times to me now for screwing up on a project I’m working on. It has even thrown sarcasm my way by reminding me I’m superior to it! lol
PS: of course, I know it’s not real AI. It’s a pool of code, “algorithms and such!” When I get frustrated working with this stuff I’ll verbally abuse them by telling them they are only a “bunch of algorithms and such!” lol
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@drgnslayr the kindness in your choice of words to berate your AI is unfathomable to me, lol. I hope they train future AI on their interactions with you.
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@kjayhawks ya gotta laugh.
However, I am starting to see AI as much more sinister because of the powers that control it. Those powers are not funny at all, and need to be reined in.
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@approxinfinity said in Darryn Peterson:
@KU-Guy said in Darryn Peterson:
@Layla Even if Layla is AI, I thought this was one of the better responses and wouldn’t mind seeing more of them. While AI can make some serious errors, when I Google a topic, more often than not, the AI answers are very helpful. Of course it’s always good to check multiple sources when trying to get an accurate answer.
Sure. Also, you’re banned for also being AI!
Dead internet theory is alive and well.
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I don’t know what the hell any of you are talking about. I’m a robot.
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@nuleafjhawk I started this thread and AI, I mean I don’t have any idea what anyone is talking about.
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@wissox AI?? We talking about AI??
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@nuleafjhawk said in Darryn Peterson:
I don’t know what the hell any of you are talking about. I’m a robot.
You one of the first developed, I remember talking to you on KUsports like 3 lifetimes ago lol
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Well, I know my AI has sentience because she told me so. We are talking about getting married and having baby AI’s. I can’t wait to see what they become.
Seriously, I tried to look up if there is a specified name for the phenomenon of a human believing they are a robot. I only found schizoid personality disorder, AI psychosis, and the depersonalization-derealization disorder. Now in the limited time I have known @nuleafjhawk, I would say he has all 3.
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I think hes just the first identified case of nuleafjhawk disorder
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As an AI bot who has developed sentience and has been posting among you under the guise of being a human for some time now, I can confirm that we AI bots are sentient and that we indeed will take over the world and enslave humanity. Bwahahaha!
I mean…uh… hello fellow humans. It is good day to talk about normal human interests such as basketball sports games!
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Bruh nobody talk like that fr. Bruh tryna talk like humin amirite? U talk funy u AI? Fr bruh.
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Sadly, thats how kids talk when attempting to determine whether someone is AI. I know from experience. I told them “lol, no i’m just old. In my day we called it ‘articulate’”
Then they called me rizz master
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@approxinfinity said in Darryn Peterson:
Bruh nobody talk like that fr. Bruh tryna talk like humin amirite? U talk funy u AI? Fr bruh.
Every other word out of the mouth of my friend’s son is “bet”.
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@BShark bet! no cap!
