CallMeAl
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I’m not an AI
- Comment on If it were suddenly revealed that a significant number of questions posted in this comm were ai bots would that bother you? 2 days ago:
Wait. There are bots on reddit?
/s
- Comment on Why can’t we swap our minds today? 4 days ago:
Nice of everyone to give answers to this bot account. It has 4 alts that will post similar questions soon.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 days ago:
Beep Boop Bot post!
- Comment on Has anyone ever actually had their vehicle tabs stolen? 5 days ago:
It happen some years ago while my car was parked.
- Comment on Has anyone ever actually had their vehicle tabs stolen? 5 days ago:
Yes.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
I have no clue what you are doing either but I’m low key wondering about the blind husband.
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- Comment on Why are we so afraid of cockroaches? 2 weeks ago:
You seem to be mixing the concept of being startled and being afraid. Most people can be startled if something moves unexpected across the floor but that is not fear.
Would you refuse to go in the kitchen if a cockroach has been spotted in there? That is fear.
I would not go (or would definitely hesitate to go) into a room where any of wild dogs, snakes, wolves, hyenas, wild hogs, or bears were loose but a few cockroaches wouldn’t stop me.
- Comment on Have you ever purchased or rented TV shows on Prime Video by season? 2 weeks ago:
No
- Comment on nostalgia 2 weeks ago:
I’m GenX and I have no idea what that is
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Surely you can tell us, Codewizard!
- Comment on Is there a parenthesis gesture like there are air quotes? 2 weeks ago:
Air quotes almost never mean literally quoting someone else.
The very wikipedia article you are quoting says that’s exactly what air quotes are right in the opening paragraph. As it says, air quotes are used in speech as quotation marks are using in print. You’re not wrong that its often about the sarcasm, etc but it is primarily in relation to another’s speech.
It also includes this reference which describes the sarcastic use of air quotes as “a snide, easy way to discredit or distance oneself from the other side’s words”
- Comment on Is there a parenthesis gesture like there are air quotes? 2 weeks ago:
No because there is no need. Air quotes indicate that you are quoting someone elss. You are speaking someone else’s words.
A sentence with a parenthetical clause is still gramatically valid without the marks to offset the clause. The is no need to indicate it visually.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
What do you think you did that got you shadow banned?
- Comment on Tastiest beverage 3 weeks ago:
no one mention stock photography
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- Comment on What makes a man? 3 weeks ago:
Full of holes but won’t allow my emissions?
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- Comment on Did AI 2027 predict US government restricting access to a very advanced ai? 3 weeks ago:
Thats only for people outside the USA. Its not unreleased its just only released in the USA.
- Comment on Did AI 2027 predict US government restricting access to a very advanced ai? 3 weeks ago:
No we are not. Nothing in that link is based in reality.
- Comment on Did AI 2027 predict US government restricting access to a very advanced ai? 3 weeks ago:
No clearly not. Not releasing at all is what it says.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
yes but op specifically asks about lesbians
- Comment on Why do mosques feel so trippy? 3 weeks ago:
something just feels ’off’
Sounds like very personal subjective experiences. I think your question makes more sense asking why do Mosques make you have such feelings. Personally, I don’t experience the same feelings when I look at the pictures you posted. I’ve never been inside a mosque so I don’t know what that would be like in person.
I’ve read that most religious buildings are designed inside to give you feelings like grandeur and solemnity and use cultural cues to do that. Culture cues certainly will differ across cultures. So maybe it’s just that.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
Yes, in fact the vast majority of internet protocols do not use Javascript at all.
- Comment on Fucking knee. 3 weeks ago:
what if I think of someone else entirely?
- Comment on why are all social medias based around western values? 3 weeks ago:
Your premise is false. There are many social networks all over the world with differing content moderation policies.
- Comment on If internet means wires, then how come my mobile phone gets connected to the internet ? I'm roaming everywhere with it inside my pocket. 4 weeks ago:
If internet means wires
It does not now and has never meant wires.
The internet as we know it has always included wireless links. The AlohaNET, a wireless network, was part of the Internet from the start. The ArpaNET became the Internet in 1977 when it first connected multiple networks together. The AlohaNET joined the ArpaNET in 1972.
- Comment on If internet means wires, then how come my mobile phone gets connected to the internet ? I'm roaming everywhere with it inside my pocket. 4 weeks ago:
yes, originally used only cables - because that’s all there was
That’s not correct. The Arpanet, the precursor to the Internet, already included the wireless AlohaNet by Dec 1972. The Arpanet didn’t become a true Internet, a network connecting 2 or more other networks, until 1977. So the Internet as we know it has always included wireless links.
- Comment on The market is turning into a giant server ? 4 weeks ago:
I said over 25 years, so before Y2K.
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