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breezybottom
5d ago
How do you write a grant for that though? "I plan to prompt Claude until it eventually spits out an answer"?
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breezybottom
5d ago
Yes, believe it or not, Christians have more than one crazy belief. There's an entire book full of them.
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breezybottom
5d ago
How could you possibly know if it has potential or not? Sounds like AI psychosis setting in.
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breezybottom
6d ago
Christians don't believe they're made in the image of God? That's news to me.
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breezybottom
6d ago
Science has proven that the earth wasn't created by a magical fairy 6000 years ago, yes. There's very little doubt about that among educated people.
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breezybottom
6d ago
Its only a possibility if you reject modern science.
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breezybottom
6d ago
Sure if you think that AI spiraling out of control is equally as likely as a magical fairy in the cosmos.
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breezybottom
8d ago
It's not nearly as annoying as being tricked into reading them.
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breezybottom
8d ago
Both ways involve sophistry. If you don't like dirty tricks, statistics isn't for you.
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breezybottom
8d ago
Stock art food doesn't usually look unappetizing and bizarre.
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breezybottom
8d ago
Memory already declines with age. AI slop threatens to warp those memories further.
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10d ago
I understand that internet adoption wasn't universal in 2000. You're saying they refused to get it because photos took too long to load. That's an absolutely absurd statement.
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11d ago
You haven't made any specific claims to engage with, just vague polemics.
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breezybottom
11d ago
The amount of strawmen and false equivalencies here is crazy. I bet you can't name one person who refused to get Internet because photos don't load fast enough.
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11d ago
Cute phrase, but that's not how it's used.
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11d ago
Another sweeping claim that doesn't actually say anything. How is it the "exact opposite"?
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11d ago
The Paris Accords have very specific policy goals. Your criticism is incoherent.
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14d ago
A data breach could leak into search engine results, sure.
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14d ago
You still haven't checked the ToS: "use automated scripts to collect information from or otherwise interact with the Services" — this covers the entire scraping operation. "make unauthorised copies, modify, adapt, transl
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14d ago
The user only gave TikTok permission to use the videos according to the ToS. And considering the majority of TikTok users are children, I think it's hard to justify morally, even if you could make a legal case.
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14d ago
It's definitely not a strawman. Perhaps you meant that it's a false equivalency, but I don't think that's true either. With how common data hacks are, why wouldn't a reasonable person expect their medical records to
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14d ago
Any company could potentially be hacked, so by that standard all data is public. And no, the ToS is legally binding on the company as well.
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14d ago
What is "public" data? It admits to violating the ToS.
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16d ago
We'd still be living in caves if there weren't people like that.
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17d ago
Yes, the medicalization of normal human experiences is lamentable. But grant money doesn't appear without diseases for pharma to treat.
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17d ago
Sounds like you're just defining ADHD to mean whatever you want it to mean. Thankfully we didn't have TikTok to diagnose hyperfocusers like Einstein with a brain disease, or we never would have got general relativity.
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17d ago
Sounds like it's just telling you what you want to hear. ADHD is when you can't focus, or when you focus too much. Really meaningful label then.
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17d ago
ADHD is an inability to focus. ChatGPT diagnosed you incorrectly.
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17d ago
Because the shoes fits. Racing thoughts, high energy, highly distractible, detachment from reality and delusions of grandeur. Next comes the crash.
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breezybottom
17d ago
It sounds like you're experiencing a manic episode.
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