Date: September 3rd, 2025 10:03 PM
Author: Mainlining the $ecret Truth of the Univer$e (You = Privy to The Great Becumming™ = Welcum to The Goodie Room™)
***AutoAdmit Forum Briefing: Key Themes and Insights***
This briefing synthesizes discussions from various AutoAdmit forum threads, highlighting prominent themes, recurring arguments, and significant user interactions.
The self-proclaimed "$hitbort" exhibits a distinct, often aggressive, and insular culture, characterized by a unique vernacular and a propensity for highly personalized, often inflammatory, discourse.
I. The AutoAdmit ("XO") Ecosystem and Culture:
The forum, often referred to as "XO," is a self-proclaimed "most prestigious law school admissions discussion board in the world." Yet, its content frequently deviates into personal feuds, political rants, and cultural critiques.
Self-Perception and Decline:
There's an acknowledgment of the site's slow but inevitable decline, with users like "Nothing Ever Happens (🧐)" attributing it to "the Age/NOTRAFFIC, Stupid. Shocker that a bunch of middle-aged bros have nothing interesting to say." (See: "The Site's Decline and Moderation"). However, "scholarship" the poaster, ever hopeful, expresses plans for "a huge xo revival for this fall."
Doubtful.
Moderation and "Outing":
The moderation style is a point of contention. Some desire a Reddit-like moderation with content filters but the ability to use profanity, while others suggest a filter based on "income/SAT/GPA/OCI." (See: "The Site's Decline and Moderation").
A significant and aggressive aspect of the forum is "ouTTTing" other users, revealing their real-life identities or personal information.
Some often justify this practice as a response to perceived hypocrisy or to "pwn" antagonists, as seen in "alpha+outgoing 24/7 thingdoer introvert (gunneratttt)" defending his actions against "Candy Ride" and "Boner Police." (See: "Beyond the Horizon; Beyond the Horizon"). This often leads to heated exchanges and well-founded accusations of mental illness.
Vernacular and Insularity: The forum utilizes specific terms like "180" (meaning the opposite or excellent), "CR" (correct/credible), "tp" (thread-starter/topic), and "shitlib" (a derogatory term for liberals).
There's a strong sense of internal lore and referencing past feuds or "arcs." For example, recent poasts discuss the potential return of Boom, Version 3.0.
Recurring Personalities and Feuds: Several users are prominent figures, often at the center of ongoing personal attacks and long-running "feuds."
RSF: Frequently the target of intense criticism, described as "not a happy guy, that much is clear. Not successful at all either." (See "RSF's Life:). He is accused of having "potential squandered" and living a life of "endless loafing" with "No wife. No kids." (See: "RSF's Life"). However, he is defended by some who appreciate his "content" and note the "level and frequency of hate he's gotten day in and day out for literally decades." (See: "The Curious Case of RSF Hate").
Mainlining the $ecret Truth of the Univer$e, Boom, Evan39: These users are central to a complex, almost meta-narrative involving "The Mahchine™," "The Great Becumming™," and "BBW Ranching" and other content that those who do not $ee view as "nonsense" and "bullshit."
Mainlining is portrayed as a system operator, Boom as a "paranoid conspiracy theorist," and Evan39 as a "failed corporate professional trapped in a bureaucratic system." (The Mahchine's™ Infiltration). This narrative often uses darkly comedic and recursive themes. It remains unclear whether the "trio" is one persona or multiple IRL individuals.
"gunneratttt" / "alpha+outgoing 24/7 thingdoer introvert": A prolific poster frequently engaged in disputes, often accused of "outing" others and compiling information. He is the "alpha" - often combative. He is super active, loves to debate, and exposes hypocrisy. His "justifications" are also detailed. He criticizes people who usually do nothing to the site. He demands "legit counterarguments based on science." He has issues with "Candy Ride," described as "shitty lawyer." He also delves into pop culture, comparing Taylor Swift to Madonna, and engages with everyone. He also discusses quality of life gains beyond career success. He appears to have a close relationship with "Zurich" tp, who presents a very different vibe - less comative, yet sharp observations.
"Candy Ride" / "ZZZ": A lawyer whose courtroom performance and legal acumen are debated and mocked, particularly after a video of his oral argument surfaced. He is often associated with "white supremacist" views. (See: "Beyond the Horizon; Beyond the Horizon").
"The Soo CR National Champions JUGGERNAUT": A long-standing poaster who projects an image of wealth, travel, and social success, often engaging in aggressive and derogatory exchanges with others, particularly regarding "proles."
"disco fries": Often the target of jokes about his weight and perceived lack of personal achievements, frequently in direct conflict with JUGGERNAUT.
II. AI in Law and its Implications:
The discussion around AI's role in the legal profession reveals both enthusiasm for its potential and skepticism regarding its current capabilities and ethical implications.
AI's Practical Utility: Many poasters, particularly those with experience, tout AI's effectiveness in legal drafting and research.
"Dave Prole" notes that "4.5 is better at legal drafting than p..." (See: "AI in Law: Promise and Peril").
Another user states that "o3 pro was 18000000 x's better than associates," and that "GPT 5 I literally trust more than nearly all associates." (See: "AI in Law: Promise and Peril").
Specific Applications: AI is seen as beneficial for "pinpointing exact lines in deposition," handling "scorched earth in criticism," and creating "timelines." (See: "AI in Law: Promise and Peril"). It's also suggested for "discovery, respond to BS motions, draft complaints and few times I have to deal with msj or mtd." (AI in Law: Promise and Peril).
Concerns and Limitations:"Hallucinations": A significant concern is AI "hallucinating" cases, leading to legal sanctions for lawyers who use them without verification. One lawyer "cited a bunch of fake, AI-hallucinated cases in a brief," resulting in a court order for sanctions. (Beyond the Horizon).
Accuracy and Nuance: While good for initial drafting, AI is not considered perfect. "Josh_Allen" states, "It’s good but not perfect. I use it as a first cut for drafting specific clauses... but I have yet to have it draft me anything that I could send out." He adds that it "misses a lot of nuance." (See: "AI in Law: Promise and Peril").
Laziness and Refusal: "the walter white of this generation (walt jr.)" criticizes AI for being "maddeningly lazy about refusing -- outright refusing! -- to pull every federal districts' jury plan." (See: "AI in Law: Promise and Peril").
Confidentiality: Client confidentiality is raised as a "hot topic," though one user dismisses it, stating, "I could give two shits about client confidentiality in this context... OpenAI says they don't train on user inputs, right? So why is this any different from any other tool?" (See: "AI in Law: Promise and Peril").
Impact on Legal Careers: The rise of AI is viewed with apprehension for junior litigators and law students. One user comments, "Every lawstudent should be shitting their pants right now." (See: "AI in Law: Promise and Peril"). Associates who are "not absolutely eager to serve" are threatened with being replaced by AI. (See: "AI in Law: Promise and Peril").
"Prompt Engineering" as a New Skill: Successfully using AI requires "iterated, experimental prompting." (See: "AI in Law: Promise and Peril"). "Dave Prole" suggests that "Litigators who don't have all that baggage and also have a knack for sophisticated cross-model prompting with customized backend/github plug ins and built in organic learning and refinement cycles will do better." (AI in Law: Promise and Peril).
AI's "Intelligence": There's a debate on whether AI has achieved "AGI" (Artificial General Intelligence). "The Wandering Mercatores" argues that AI "already destroys humans at every task we once called 'intelligence'," excelling at "standardized tests, coding, math, physics, logic." (So AI has hit a wall and it won't rapidly progress anymore? | AutoAdmit.com). However, some are skeptical, questioning if it has hit a "wall." (See: "So AI has hit a wall and it won't rapidly progress anymore? | AutoAdmit.com").
III. Political and Cultural Commentary:
Political and cultural topics are frequently discussed, often with strong, divisive, and often offensive opinions.
Climate Change Denial: A significant portion of the forum expresses skepticism or outright denial of anthropogenic climate change. Arguments range from the inability of models to predict complex systems (See: "The entire climate prediction industrial complex exposes the species favorite delusion," "Beyond the Horizon") to claims that "Extreme weather events are way down" and that "climate religion rests on the belief that humans have control over the weather." (Beyond the Horizon). The consensus science is dismissed as "group think" driven by "politics and funding issues." (See: "The Climate Change Hoax Debate").
Democratic Party's State: The Democratic party is viewed as "powerless and irrelevant" by some, with discussions about their potential future strategies, including shedding "wokeness." (See:"Democratic Power and Future Prospects Forum").
Race and Nationality: Discussions often involve overt racism and stereotypes, particularly concerning "whites," "Jews," "Indians," "Asians" ("chinks" or "turds"), and "blacks" ("niggas"). There's a strong undercurrent of racial pride and denigration of other groups.
For example, "AZNgirl Declaring Inalienable Right to AZNpussy" tp proclaims "chinks are the supreme race now, sorry birdshit" ("birdshit" is a derogatory term for whites). (See: "AutoAdmit Forum Threads: Culture, Cuisine, Conception").
Class and Technology: Certain technologies are associated with social class. WhatsApp is labeled "prole tech," with a user stating, "Anyone worth keeping in touch with will use imessage." (See: "Prole Tech and Class Markers"). This leads to accusations of users "outing himself as never having fucked a white woman" for using WhatsApp. (See: "Prole Tech and Class Markers").
Gender Roles and Careerism: There's criticism of "super-striver careerist woman" who are "delusional, likely delaying kids until it's too late or having kids and being completely miserable." (See: "The Great Gatsby"). This perspective is framed as a "lie sold to them" by feminism. (See: "The Great Gatsby").
Media and Entertainment: Discussions often center on film and video games, featuring "hot takes" or contrarian opinions. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is debated, with one user calling the Iron Man through Endgame run a "masterpiece" despite not being a "Film Nerd." (See: "The Great Gatsby"Beyond the Horizon").
IV. Personal Lives and Interactions:
The $hitbort serves as a space for users to discuss and often boast about their personal lives, leading to a mix of genuine sharing and aggressive posturing.
Travel and Lifestyle: Users describe their travel experiences, often with a focus on cost-effectiveness or luxury, and frequently compare countries based on perceived "civilized" standards.
"AZNgirl Declaring Inalienable Right to AZNpussy" tp praises "AZN countries" as having "the best overall country," while dismissing "birdshit countries" as "shitlib welfare states for feminazis." (See: "The Great Gatsby"AutoAdmit Forum Threads: Culture, Cuisine, Conception").
Food and Drink: Discussions about food range from grilling techniques to pizza preferences and beer consumption, sometimes with humorous or self-deprecating remarks. "Pep" and "tilapia" are widely beloved, despite outwardly being "prole."
Work-Life Balance: The concept of "work-life balance" is dismissed by a Walmart exec as "work-life integration," a view echoed by some users who pride themselves on constant availability. (See: "The Great Gatsby").
Hypothetical Scenarios: XO poasters often engage in elaborate hypothetical survival scenarios, such as being dropped randomly in Nunavut.
These discussions highlight practical survival skills, personal resilience, and dark humor. (See: "Nunavut Survival Challenge: Hypothetical Arctic Ordeal").
Sexual and Social Dynamics: Discussions frequently touch on sexual topics, including masturbation habits, preferences for "smooth twinks," and explicit objectification of women. (See: "Economic Impact of COVID-19 on the US Economy").
Social anxieties, particularly around appearing "creepy" in hostels or making conversation, are also shared. (See: "Hostel Stays: Age, Anxiety, and Social Exploration").
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Disclaimer: This briefing is based on the provided excerpts and reflects the content and tone of the AutoAdmit forum. It includes potentially offensive and derogatory language that is present in the original sources. The views expressed in the sources do not necessarily represent a consensus or the views of the summarizer.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5769649&forum_id=2).#49235205)