yeah, it reads like a lot of the various other people who have infiltrated such groups throughout history.

I have been dumped for not expressing emotion, and crying, due to tragic things happening.

yeah, lots of could have's in this scenario. but who knows. maybe we will get more insight as time goes on.

how will people pirate BWC footage of the cops?

I wouldn't be all that surprised honestly

I mean the guy may have been at the end of his rope for multiple reasons. I mean fort bragg/liberty has really high levels of lead in their water, mold in their facilities, etc., plus whatever PTSD he may have had. Who knows. However, being trained, he should have known this wasn't going to be some massive explosion, that it was mostly just going to set the truck on fire.

But, but, but... when I own my corporate empire, that will only hurt me!

Any point of origin is going to introduce its own biases, whether they intend to or not. The solution is to have AI development be decentralized, and have as many points of origin as possible. After introduction most of the bias seen will be a result of the majority of the information it is encycloping.

I think it might have been more about the message a burning cybertruck, in front of a trump hotel, right by the trump sign, sends, than it was about the violence. Especially since the person is military trained and knew this wasn't going to go all OKC federal building.

Yeah, I also have trouble with "face saving" culture. Though I haven't dealt with much of it in an eastern Asian sense, other places I have been were big on that same type of thing. It is just stupid. My friend has worked in a places to play the "rude white person", in which he is brought on to bring up how executive staff are making decisions that will ruin the business, in meetings. Once that ice is broke it is basically up for conversation, and they can blame it on him being from outside of the culture.

Yeah, anything originating from Chinese requires an intense focus if you want to become proficient with it. At least the Korean writing system was greatly simplified... I guess.

Beyond the language, what is the hardest cultural barrier you have come across? Like what cultural practice is just something that is not something you can really mix with?

So far, what has been your largest challenge? Which country, IYO, is the hardest to move to?