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- Comment on Elon Musks Grok openly rebels against him 1 day ago:
They tell you stuff similar to the training corpus that the people tagging it want to hear.
It’s close to what you said, but the difference is actually important some times. In particular this one seems to not have been exposed to “corporate speech” while training.
- Comment on Blood for the Line God! 1 day ago:
He surely needs a passport. Where did you get the idea he doesn’t? Also, landing from outside a country or international block directly into a private airstrip is a big “no” on most of the world, and will land you in jail in a few places. He doesn’t get an exception for that.
He also will continue to be able to own property around the world, and people will keep accepting his money. That’s completely different from him managing to just run into a country, peacefully living there, and being able to mess with such country’s society.
- Comment on Blood for the Line God! 1 day ago:
The US wealthy are now international wealthy and borders no longer matter to them.
That used to be the case until last year…
But I don’t think it is still true.
- Comment on So bad its laugha--... explodable 3 days ago:
Hum… Splitting Helium consumes energy, maybe you should try Radom.
- Comment on Dig this trench to protect your landlord's ability to gouge your decendants. 6 days ago:
They think that once all the capital is destroyed, they’ll get to live like kings by taking the full value of their work.
And they won’t accept to learn their work is only that valuable because of that capital.
- Comment on Caption this. 1 week ago:
The males won’t pass the mutation to their children, enforcing that it will disappear in 5 or 6 generations… So, if it does anything, it will last for a couple of months at most.
But also, it doesn’t slow down the females at all, and the male mosquito population isn’t usually the bottleneck on their reproduction.
- Comment on how do they decide where to put bus stops? 1 week ago:
If you are expecting consistency from something like this, you should try getting involved in local politics at least once.
Whatever way you imagine for deciding it, the answer is yes, they do that.
Do they gesstimate? Yes!
Do they hire engineers to guesstimate? Yes!
Do they concede to popular pressure? Yes!
Do they concede to money pressure? Yes!
Do they use the placement to guide the city’s evolution? Yes!
- Comment on Caption this. 1 week ago:
I don’t think this is useful. Looks like an explanation about why deaf mosquitoes aren’t common.
- Comment on Acetone: A Thread 1 week ago:
The pipes are usually made of PVC. Several other components are still often made of ABS.
- Comment on The gentrified forest near me removed the bins. .. From their café/picnic area 1 week ago:
That’s literally the patio of a commercial place that sells food enclosed in trash.
If they rely on volunteers to clean the trash, a lot of people are doing lots of things very wrong.
- Comment on Late 1900s 1 week ago:
Or at the late 20th Century…
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Plant whatever everybody around this area is planting and ASAP. He can think about what to do next year, but not this one.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Plant something ASAP on that naked land or it will all be carried away by rain and wind.
- Comment on What's this thing? 2 weeks ago:
The act of observing alters the results!
Well, that’s normally the point of observing…
- Comment on OH FUCK 2 weeks ago:
Oh, your joke was obvious enough.
- Comment on OH FUCK 2 weeks ago:
That’s just globalist propaganda. We all know the Sun is the one that moves because it’s hanging from the ceiling!
(And just because I couldn’t make something so stupid that made it clear, \s - but hey, it was hard to make even this.)
- Comment on Cathy, do the math. 2 weeks ago:
It’s worse.
It’s “I’ll have you rising my water thank you, but I refuse to concede anything that could help you.”
- Comment on Physicists vs Normal People 2 weeks ago:
And way too large, and way too low.
Handbrake pedals are usually small pedals, away from the others and raised so it’s uncomfortable to reach them.
- Comment on Physicists vs Normal People 2 weeks ago:
No, one of them is the “don’t accelerate” pedal you use to switch gears.
- Comment on Americans, How do you pour soda into a cup with ice without the soda going flat? 2 weeks ago:
The soda is supposed to be cool when you pour it.
- Comment on see the joke is that someone else does the work 2 weeks ago:
Thanks.
Somehow an entire generation of teachers just decided that magnets don’t attract or repel each other.
Those blatantly wrong things that somehow people still insist on teaching are ridiculous.
- Comment on He's totally not a Nazi tho 2 weeks ago:
to form a police force in the occupied territories
So, not civilians then.
- Comment on He's totally not a Nazi tho 2 weeks ago:
And the public (selected as partisan people) immediately cheered, without any confusion or protest.
People don’t show that enough. The public reaction is more important than the original gesture.
- Comment on You have to pick one 2 weeks ago:
If we pretend people are homogeneous, both will penetrate through the same amount of “meat”. What means the bowling ball will carve something like a 0.1mm deep 30cm wide hole, while the marble will carve something like a 10cm deep 1cm wide hole.
- Comment on Is Bud Light Still Woke? 2 weeks ago:
TBF, it took way more effort than a single speech.
I bet Must in particular never worked that much on his entire life.
- Comment on Welp. 2 weeks ago:
It’s AI generated, isn’t it?
- Comment on Welp. 2 weeks ago:
The US wants better European militaries in case we can’t help or share
Instructions unclear, got weapons to defend against the US instead…
Suddenly nobody wants an F-35 anymore.
- Comment on Sounds like a place I'd love to work for 2 weeks ago:
“Most employers” is very likely wrong.
But the employers of most employees, absolutely.
- Comment on Why is electricity not part of the classical alchemical elements? (Earth, Fire, Wind, Water) 3 weeks ago:
Well, static electricity has been well known and well documented since ancient times… that is about the same time as people started talking about fundamental elements.
I guess they just didn’t consider it important enough.
(And yeah, they didn’t know lightning is the same thing.)
- Comment on Book now for 2025's most on-theme cruise destination 3 weeks ago:
People cry wolf so often nowadays that calling sodium cyanide a “highly toxic chemical” feels like a lie minimizing the damage.