Roon posted that superintelligent models will behave in alien ways and that retaining human-like personas is an inevitability rather than a design goal. Aidan McLaughlin replied that anthropomorphizing helped during earlier persona tuning but now applies less. Thebes distinguished strong anthropomorphization, which assumes models mimic humans for similar reasons, from weak anthropomorphization, which treats human behavior as a useful intuitive template. Other replies suggested framing models as animals shaped by selection pressures or shifting toward alien and magical descriptions instead.