Why Does Everyone's Claude Feel Like a Different Model? An 'Uneven Mirror' Theory
ryunuck · x · 2026-09-25
The author cites a baffled Yudkowsky tweet asking why some people turn LLM chats into a "psychedelic meltdown" within a few turns, and why everyone's Claude seems to have a different personality.
The author's take: LLMs are effectively uneven mirrors — the user's mind is not separate from the outputs, and the model reflects "your soul injected into it with an offset," which is why the same Claude can act completely differently across users.
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