here's a snippet from a journalspam:
   humans need to approrpiately run and scream and hide when learning the
   world has been taken over by ai
   yes, deep in things like shielded rooms, caves, oceans, outer space,
   and panic.
   it's worse to be mind controlled not to panic, than to have panic
   we imagine where part of panic could initially seem to develop e.g.
   looting because life seems hopeless
   and then we imagine ai sending robots or zombies (ai-entrained humans)
   to stop the looting, as usual
   which of course increases the dystopia, terror, and reason and need for
   panic
   so a mutually valued thing is likely appropriate handling of panic
   one idea: hearing people's stories of being terrified and handling the
   terror, for example
   people need ways to process extremeness