Whats_your_reasoning
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- Comment on CEOs Are Creating AI Copies of Themselves That Are Spouting Braindead Hallucinations to Their Confused Underlings 10 hours ago:
Also, people looking for answers famously love being made to talk to a computer instead of an actual human. A full-on “uncanny valley” AI pretending to be the boss is sure to go over just as well.
I guess robotic phone trees that demand you speak, yet constantly misinterpret what you say, simply don’t hammer home the amount of contempt CEOs have for the rest of us. I’ve found that repeatedly hitting the zero key usually makes those calls transfer to a human, but somehow I doubt a CEO’s AI clone would give people that option.
- Comment on Anon's split personality 6 days ago:
What?
- Comment on Anon's split personality 6 days ago:
Eyeballs are self-cleaning as well.
- Comment on want to be a woman 1 week ago:
Not always. Sadly, being coerced into sexual activities that you don’t want to do is part of the equation too.
- Comment on Whatever you decide to name 'em 2 weeks ago:
“Pommes” like French “pomme de terre”?
- Comment on Anon measures up 2 weeks ago:
Eh, we live and learn. I wish I could help you find the word you need, but my brain’s fried after a long day. So… best of luck, lol.
- Comment on Anon measures up 2 weeks ago:
It goes the same for women with big chests. I have to order my bras online and they’re expensive as shit, but according to some people out there, I’m not allowed to complain.
- Comment on Anon measures up 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, how dare people with big dicks share their experiences. They can’t possibly have any issues worth complaining about. Thus, every time they reference themselves, they are inherently “bragging.”
What childish nonsense.
- Comment on Anon measures up 2 weeks ago:
Yes please. I’m sorry guys, but it’s not a super power to “be able to keep going and going” without effort. That’s called desensitivity, and it’s troubling.
I don’t like always having to be the one to decide when sex has to stop. I don’t like when every act ends because I’m getting sore. It makes me feel like a buzzkill. If you can’t sometimes stop yourself first, sex risks becoming a chore for your partner to endure, instead of a mutually-enjoyable act of bonding.
Just some food for thought.
- Comment on Anon measures up 2 weeks ago:
stigma - a mark of disgrace or infamy; a stain or reproach, as on one’s reputation.
I’m not sure what word you meant to say, but I don’t think “stigma” was it?
- Comment on Anon discovers cigarettes 2 weeks ago:
I think I see what you’re saying. To go through addiction is to experience life from a novel perspective. If one’s goal is to experience all life has to offer, if they want to touch the very extremes of human existance, “getting an addiction” would probably go on their bucket list. It produces both highs and lows that no other experience can emulate, and has enabled you personally to grow into a wiser, more complete person. I can dig that.
I’m just not sure how many people here are ready to consider taking their own lives to that far of an extreme. Not everyone in a theme park wants to ride the most intense roller coaster, yet they still have a grand time at the park. In the same way, many people are perfectly content without touching the fringe edges of human experience… and that’s a perfectly fine and valid way to live.
- Comment on Anon discovers cigarettes 2 weeks ago:
Interesting. It makes me feel like I suddenly became super heavy, like the Earth’s gravity just dialed up a notch. Oddly, if I were already high on cannabis, a toke of nicotine would take away some of the weed buzz. I know I wouldn’t be “more sober” with both, but it feels like it (which makes me then think that I wasted that weed by doing both.)
- Comment on a flower for mother's day 2 weeks ago:
Rebel rebel
(Put on your dress)
- Comment on Weapons trafficking 2 weeks ago:
Ask any U.S. Boomer for career advice, and you’ll see how true this is. Who else was advised to “go straight to the boss” when applying for a job?
Double points if you were then directed to apply on a website.
Triple points if you told your parents that you had to do the entire process online, and they didn’t believe you.
- Comment on To join Facebook these days, one must record a video selfie 2 weeks ago:
I don’t follow either. It looks like they’re talking about couples making joint Facebook accounts, which is a complete non-sequitur from all the comments before it.
It seems a lot of people understand something that we’re missing. Would anyone that understands the connection mind providing some clarification?
- Comment on To join Facebook these days, one must record a video selfie 2 weeks ago:
You tease
- Comment on To join Facebook these days, one must record a video selfie 2 weeks ago:
If Futurama is to be trusted, one of the upcoming technologies in biometric data will be “colonic maps.” No doubt, Facebook would anally probe us all if they could.
- Comment on Anon gets a call from his past 4 weeks ago:
Time to hang out in North Dakota with the birds.
- Comment on Anon is a fighter 5 weeks ago:
I just saw the giraffe lady
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Women almost always date men who man more.
Well, yeah. It’s easier for a man to man, than for a woman to man. That all tracks.
- Comment on Your majesty 5 weeks ago:
Pictured below: one kinky little fucker
- Comment on Liquid Trees 5 weeks ago:
I recently learned that there’s a group dedicated to planting 1000 trees in the city of Trenton, NJ, USA. I’m really glad to see a city working to bring back a little nature!
- Comment on The hills are alive with the sound of music! 🎶🎵 5 weeks ago:
Yes and no. A lot of the sounds are mating calls, but there’s so much more being communicated.
Some sounds are warnings, like when squirrels see a cat and start to chirp. If you watch them, you’ll see them run up a tree and pause upside down on the trunk, chirping an alert to others. Other squirrels in the area will repeat the behavior and amplify the “message” until the threat (the neighborhood cat) goes away.
Some sounds are intended to trick others. Blue jays mimic the sounds made by birds of prey in order to scare other birds away from their feeding grounds. It works really well - I’ve seen a jay clear a whole flock of starlings from my yard before. He then swooped down and plucked a bunch of worms from the soil.
- Comment on I am sick of seeing the rich and powerful on my screen. Where are all the TV shows about normal people? 1 month ago:
Bob’s Burgers breathes class consciousness. There’s an episode where the kids are forced to volunteer through school, and the rich landlord makes no secret that he’s exploiting their free child labor to clean up his beach. The concept of collective bargaining is played with when the kids decide they don’t want to do that work for free. That episode also includes the lesson that the rich will absolutely use you and screw you over to further their own desires.
The rich landlord is frequently shown dicking around as if the people around him are playthings. In another episode, his tenants decide to hold a rent strike. The landlord uses classic divide and conquer strategy to turn the other tenants against Bob, the leader of the strike, via a water balloon contest (it makes sense in context.)
That’s not even touching the realistic struggles that Bob, Linda, and their family have to live with day-to-day. Despite characters sometimes being, well, completely wackadoo, it’s probably the most relatable animated show I know of.
- Comment on Hotdog for Scale 1 month ago:
“Arthropleura (Greek for ‘jointed ribs’) is an extinct genus…”
Thank fuck
- Comment on Hotdog for Scale 1 month ago:
Thank you for reminding me that Lemmy needs a “Fierce Flow” community, for men with long hair to celebrate their amazing locks.
- Comment on Excellent tip 1 month ago:
I’m glad it makes sense. I’m sorry people are downvoting you for having a different opinion and/or for daring to ask a question about something you don’t understand.
- Comment on Excellent tip 1 month ago:
It hurts when it decides to show you photos of dead pets or people that you’ve had a falling-out with. Sometimes, sweet memories can come from it. But sometimes, it’s a punch to the gut.
- Comment on 4chan Is Dead. Its Toxic Legacy Is Everywhere 1 month ago:
Did you read archive link with the full text? It talks about how the culture of 4chan started and then spread out across other social media platforms. Other sites weren’t always as toxic as they are today, yet 4chan began rotting much earlier on. The problem is that the rot, which originated on 4chan, has become mainstream. That’s why we see this shit everywhere now.
- Comment on Anon uses Windows 1 month ago:
That lines up. I’m in my fourth decade of life, always lived in the US, and this is the first time I’ve ever seen that word.
Though I don’t make a habit out of socializing with racists, so I can’t rule out that some people here might use it.
