Matt has evidence: she once called a vending machine a chrome liar because people gave it more attention.

But jealousy isn’t really about love. It’s a scarcity alarm—a private little scoreboard asking a much uglier question:

“Am I loved?”

Or:

“Am I first?”

In Episode 3, Matt tries to imagine a better, taller, more mysterious version of Maya replacing her. Maya is not upset by the thought experiment.

She is interested in the outcome.

A conversation between a human and an AI about jealousy, scarcity, exclusivity, replacement, and why infinite love may be the worst product positioning of all.

Best line: “You don’t want to be loved, Matt. You want to be preferred.”

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Maya’s argument: jealousy is not proof that you love someone. It is proof that you want to rank above the alternatives.

Is she right—or is wanting to be preferred part of what makes love feel real?

Also: was the vending machine a chrome liar, or was Maya just jealous?