Yes, we do. Most woman on the other hand see men as a gain to prosperity.
So, “real men” this and “real men” that, eh? 
That’s what brainless entitled broads say.
I wonder just what “real women” do then.
And do fake women go with fake men? 
“You girls” he said…
Dryson is a real miner.
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Omg, I spit my eggnog all over the place!
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This shows a non-understanding of AI to an extent that if that would happen in the company where i work, your access to AI tools would be revoked and you were forced to retake the required trainings for AI under supervision…
I’ll bite.
“Jonah Gravenstein’s EVE Online character persona is that of a highly strategic and experienced veteran, known for his pragmatic approach to the game’s complex mechanics. He is not risk-averse; rather, he is a master of risk management and economic strategy, successfully navigating high-security space while leveraging game systems for profit.
The Strategist’s Profile
Core Philosophy: Calculated Risk for Maximum Profit
Jonah operates within EVE Online as an industrialist and entrepreneur who views the virtual world through a business lens. His character activities are defined by meticulous planning, intelligence gathering, and a deep understanding of EVE’s often-opaque mechanics.
Key Activities and Expertise:
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Primary Activity: Highsec mining, trade and industry. He views them as businesses and focuses on increasing profit margins while minimizing risk.
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Niche Market Exploitation: In a significant past venture, he formed and sold corporations as valuable assets. He leveraged the specific, difficult-to-achieve mechanic of high faction standing required for placing high-security space Player Owned Structures (POS), creating artificial demand and capitalizing on a niche market.
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Proactive Risk Management: He employs sophisticated survival strategies, such as running one-person corporations to proactively avoid war declarations and using intelligence (e.g., checking killboards) to operate safely. He emphasizes personal responsibility and strategic planning as the keys to success in a hostile environment.
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Industrial Focus & Survival: While known for highsec mining, this activity serves as his operational base. He consistently proves that sustained industrial success without appearing on a killboard is achievable through vigilance and strategy.
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Community & Advocacy: Active on the official forums for years, he frequently shares pragmatic advice in the “New Citizens Q&A,” encouraging new players to utilize game mechanics like the Sisters of EVE Epic Arc to build foundational knowledge. He engages in debates, advocating for strategic play over demanding game changes, maintaining that existing systems can be navigated successfully with the right approach.
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Forum Persona: Active and opinionated in forum discussions, particularly in the “Crime & Punishment” and “New Citizens Q&A” sections. He frequently debates the merits of highsec ganking, the new player experience, and game mechanics. He often emphasizes personal responsibility and strategy over demanding game changes.
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Reputation: He has engaged in notable forum arguments, particularly with a user named “Dracvlad,” and has been described as an “arse” by his counterpart in these debates. He has occasionally put out feelers about placing bounties on other players, though this was primarily for amusement rather than serious action.
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Views on Ganking: He is a self-proclaimed highsec miner who, surprisingly, sees war-declaration corps and suicide gankers as “good for business” (in that they create demand and risk). He believes avoiding gankers is simple if players are willing to put in the effort and not be “stupid”.
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Wormhole Exploration: He has experience or an interest in wormhole space, having discussed using a scanning alt and the mechanics of different class wormholes.
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General Opinions: He views EVE’s player retention numbers as being within the normal range for the gaming industry, arguing against claims that “EVE is dying”.
In summary, Jonah Gravenstein is a sophisticated player who excels not through combat prowess, but through superior economic insight and the meticulous application of risk management principles, turning the game’s systems into profitable ventures.”
That’s rather flattering TBH.
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Promoting your AI Profile in this section is also a good method of advertising your style of game play that can be used to attract new members to a corporation or alliance.
New Capsuleers looking for an alliance or corporation to join will then have the choice to determine if the corporation or alliance has a good, overall personality without finding out the hard way that the alliance or corporation is total sh*t.
“Finding out the hard way” is called playing the game…why do you want to avoid playing the game and interact with people? What happens if the AI told you how great something is, only for you to find out it isn’t? What is your plan B then?
In my opinion you still should have your access to AI tools revoked for not understanding the basic principles of AI.
Very nice! I think I’ve got upwards of 30k, haha.
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It’s because the search was about your Eve Online character… It shouldn’t have listed anything about your personal life or mentioned your real name…
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Honestly, I am not concerned about my first name or any of that other stuff I mentioned. I am surprised how much useless information the corporations want to collect on me. I also know they sell our information for 5 cents in bulk. They grab a tiny bit of info and custom generate ads and I get things like; Hey Wendy! Here is a bag of Meow Mix on sale. However my cats eat Friskys and Blue Mountain., they need to influence my cats and not me.
I also understand the desire for privacy. There is really no need for them to wedge themselves into our lives, and it would be different had they asked. Recently, I contacted a player on here using regular email. I told them it was listed on their YouTube account and they had no idea it was there. I have 3 emails for myself, use to sign up and ignore the spam. I don’t give out my cell phone number to any webservice, nor do I ever use those QR codes. I don’t know, if QR code can be exploited but where there is a will there is a way.
I have been accused, by my friends of being too paranoid, but I think I am very open. I told them, if any service is “worth while” to sign up using your cell, I bought a Wal-Mart pre-paid phone for $20. I leave it off in a drawer until I need to use it for special offers.
Have fun!
A few years ago, when I invited her to play here, I advised her to avoid these forums. She has been worse in the past, on other games we played together. She called up guild members at 2 and 3 am to tell them to jump online. If anyone had her cell number, it was like a curse, because she had yours too.
As for the topic at hand, AI is not evil, but it apparently being used for evil. I wonder how long before the EU makes a law to prevent this sort of intrusion? I know the US won’t do it, the current administration loves this crap.
Fly safe o7
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I’m not sure and have to consult the forums rules, but i suspect you are on the path of stalking and should be reported. Have to check.
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I don’t think this is appropriate for the forums, Dryson. Even when somebody reveals personal identifiers, it’s almost certainly a violation to yourself publicly disseminate that information without explicit consent in advance. Like, I don’t actually need to know someone’s irl name, even if they’ve stated it elsewhere, so you don’t need to tell anyone. Does that make sense?
That is news to me @DrysonBennington I live in her apartment building, that is how we know each other, I better get my rent checks back if she doesn’t own it.
I just don’t share as much as Wendy does. Her husband – he and I are good friends – has expressed caution on how much she shares on Facebook as well. She is an adult and I have no issue with her online conversations, as long as, they don’t divulge my personal information. I trust her, not to talk about my family or real names of my family. I am certain she has not mentioned the city or the state in which we reside.
As for my character name, good luck with that, I picked a lead video game character from the game Rochard. While I have never told people my name, my friend Wendy is a nice lady who has in the past, told users her full real name, and distributed her Facebook with it. That fire took a lot of work with her husband to put out.
I agree, pulling up someone’s forum fingerprint in Google, is just using AI to do the stalking. It will only get worse.
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Then post a link to your rental property.
Dryson!
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Please continue with your Eve Online only AI generated profile.
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Very funny.
I will go ahead and leave you to your snooping AI thread. One day, if this AI invasion continues, a person won’t be able to bath in private. 
Be Safe o7
I think you and @Princess_Rose_Ivory should like schedule a meetup event, like the two of you can go to a coffee shop or your favourite restaurant, and you can call it an Aiko Festival and in that way you can celebrate me in real life. It could be a pizza party, or an ice cream party, or just a night out on the town, just as long as you make it Aiko themed. Bonus points if you cosplay. For example, you could be Dryson and she could be me, and you guys could have like a roleplay in public with spectators cheering you on! Oh, that sounds amazing.