Imperious_melange
@Imperious_melange@lemmy.world
- Comment on Checkmate, officer! 10 minutes ago:
In the US you can purchase alcohol with the use of a government issued ID card, drivers license, passport, or active duty military ID as all are government issued IDs which display ones age.
- Comment on Invest 58 minutes ago:
This joke really vibes with my sense of humor. Some jokes hit different but this one buzzes. Life is better when the humor has a charge.
- Comment on 1 hour ago:
That explains all the beautiful driving games I guess.
- Comment on caught in 4k 1 hour ago:
Pancreas
- Comment on VibeOS - AI generated OS that generates as you use it 2 hours ago:
I was hoping more so for a version that actually writes the code. It’s an interesting experiment and honestly worked better than other attempts I’ve seen. If this approach towards software and videogames becomes quite flawless, that is to a degree someone couldn’t tell the difference between running a traditional OS and this then that would be definitely intriguing. Seems like a new level to the Turing test, the Turing simulation or something to that effect.
- Comment on A warning from Norm Macdonald 8 hours ago:
You might like the movie Cashback. You kinda just reminded me of it in that comment.
- Comment on IN-SHADOW: A Modern Odyssey 8 hours ago:
The situation with political and mainstream media is pretty spot on. As for the food and pharma complex, it’s more apparent in the US than the EU. Now as for the collapse we are currently on the verge of the global financial system collapsible, the biosphere collapsing, and the advent of strong artificial intelligence and soon after artificial super intelligence. Most people well versed in what is happening are urgently concerned. Of course no one is going to absolutely see that future but a lot of what’s in the video is already known happenings.
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- Comment on A warning from Norm Macdonald 11 hours ago:
Essentially yeah, it’s heavily linked to novelty. For instance the drive to somewhere new or unusual is always longer than the drive home because we’ve already seen it so our neurons just dump all the information that’s familiar aka not novel. If someone does the same thing in the same place for years then time flashes by but if they are having many novel experiences then it feels like a lot more time has passed.
So in short the longer we live the more we have seen, the more we have seen the more is familiar aka auto dumped information by our neurons before it even touches the level of our conscious mind.
- Submitted 11 hours ago to videos@lemmy.world | 2 comments
- Comment on A warning from Norm Macdonald 1 day ago:
There is actually some science behind this. People’s perception of time literally speeds up as they age. Our youth feels like forever, our young adult years still feel long and at that point it all feels like it will be forever, and then you blink and you’re 56 wondering where the time went. It’s a really well known phenomenon.
- Comment on That's a no 1 day ago:
Well now we know which side of the force OP is on.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
Lol to anyone who knows what the image is from.
