Hm? I feel like a lot of people said he did a lot of fucking things wrong.

Disgusting.

I'm convinced that US politics gave up on trying to reach sane people.

I envy you for having a routine.

I went to see the comic and boy, how huge a doffrence is between the 1st episodes and this pannel. It's like a study in the importance of consistency on the path to mastery. Author should be proud.

You lost me at the electromagnetic radiation

OK, let's slow down for one secound.

1. if you re-designed it with complex multiplication problem instead od writtng tasks, and calculators instead of chat gpt - and change nothing else - you would get exactly the same result. If you reduce the challange to minimum, how do you expect brain to respond?
2. The "we have this not-reviewed singular study based on 50 people we should raise the alarm NOW" is every sensational.

There are so many problems with AI, and we need so many checks and balances. Sure. But let's not change it into another "our pop-science vs their pop-science" kind of problem.

YouTube's algorithm for some reason decided that what I want to watch the most in the world are videos of mostly white dudes citing US constitution to popice officers asking them to roll down a window during car stop. Sure, it's fun and the checks and balanced are important. It's not you don't have problem with police abusing power... But where are all those people where masked guys throw people in the unmarked ICE van. Isn't this the fight you prepared for your all live?

That's a much better advice. Much worse joke though.

If trump last to the end of the term, I'm giving up on USA completely.

No, I can't stress enough how much I appreciate it. What I do right now is sending this article with TLDR to all my friends and family.

I don't know.... if only we have something like hard data from things like investing that could prove that women are better and making long-term decision and are less likely to make a rush decisions based on short-lived noise. You write like it's something we know from at least from early 2000s. It's not like it's a strong and growing consensus now, right?