

The bill sounds great just based on the headline text, but in reality, it would enable political retaliation like bribing an officer to say someone was urinating in public… bam, sex offender and now you’ve eliminated a political dissident


The bill sounds great just based on the headline text, but in reality, it would enable political retaliation like bribing an officer to say someone was urinating in public… bam, sex offender and now you’ve eliminated a political dissident


It can be true that both parties suck and should lose lol


Wouldn’t be surprised if it works on account of most Republicans being dumb prejudice pieces of shit tbh


Even today, a large majority of women are attracted to grotesque men for inexplicable reasons. Why is rape the first explanation on your mind? Lol


This game was the closest thing I’d ever personally had to a religious experience
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Abolition, investigation, and prosecution please.
I’m willing to discuss various circumstances while they’re out there haha
Agreed. I do believe that if a billionaire were drowning in a river, it would be morally incorrect for a person to intervene.


Also church. I wouldn’t want them to get diddled by a pastor.
As a non-dev person who recently started using AI to get into doing some computer programming, I think the marketing by the CEOs has done a lot of harm. People who truly know what they’re doing and who are very careful thinkers could see all along that this technology is not at a point to where the following hype was true:
-it will not entirely replace human workers,
-it’s almost certainly not going to be better at what it’s doing than a true expert,
-and it remains to be seen whether or not it will ever be able to generate truly unique, bespoke, and fundamentally new solutions… you know, like what humans had to do for every single issue that came before…
And what it’s really good at from my perspective is allowing a non-expert person to generate productive materials in an area where they are not a master-level technician/developer/knowledge worker. It has really dissolved the barrier of entry and the value associated with routine technical skills, for better or worse.
The practical issues though involved with massive data centers, the price rises associated with computer parts, and all the other environmental garbage that’s happening is pretty discouraging though. This technology has legit potential for benefit, but the companies and CEOs have ultimately made it into a moral conundrum whether or not it should be put to use.
Typical capitalism, imo …