There isn't even a way to prove that a random symptom that occurs in your body may be from a vaccine. There is absolutely no way to know where it came from.
Yes there is, sweetie. It's this thing called science.
The Electric Monk was a labour-saving device, like a dishwasher or a video recorder. Dishwashers washed tedious dishes for you, thus saving you the bother of washing them yourself, video recorders watched tedious television for you, thus saving you the bother of looking at it yourself; Electric Monks believed things for you, thus saving you what was becoming an increasingly onerous task, that of believing all the things the world expected you to believe.
In the book, an alien ship crashed on earth, the crew asked an electric monk if their ship was repaired. The monk responded that it believed it was, the aliens tried to take off, and then the ship exploded because it wasn't actually repaired.
In Hitchhiker's Guide, Genuine People Personalities were AIs that tended to be obnoxiously cheerful, neurotic, or hyperactive. Doors with a GPP would sigh with pleasure when they opened and loudly ask if they did a good job if someone told them to open quietly, for example.
These people understand Star Trek is fictional, often takes place on quasi-military vessels, and depicts a society that has some significant differences from our own, right?
They almost certainly are. AIs will cheerfully tell them they're geniuses with the best ideas ever instead of those pesky employees who say an idea won't work and want things like pay, time off, etc.
The number drops even more when offensive words or phrases are removed. Nobody's getting a license plate that reads P00 A55 or a bad word for black people.
That's one of the reasons I've despised Section 31 almost from its inception. I don't mind the concept of the Federation having spies and stuff, but an out of control shadow organization who claims it's secretly running things is a little too X-Files.
Wish granted, kiddo.
Yes there is, sweetie. It's this thing called science.
This is shitposts, not shit takes.
At least he'll be responsible for creating a gender neutral bathroom with his name on it.
Couldn't have happened to a more deserving bot.
He had a unique way with words. I sometimes wonder how he'd feel about having essentially predicted how AI turned out.
From Dirk Gently
In the book, an alien ship crashed on earth, the crew asked an electric monk if their ship was repaired. The monk responded that it believed it was, the aliens tried to take off, and then the ship exploded because it wasn't actually repaired.
In Hitchhiker's Guide, Genuine People Personalities were AIs that tended to be obnoxiously cheerful, neurotic, or hyperactive. Doors with a GPP would sigh with pleasure when they opened and loudly ask if they did a good job if someone told them to open quietly, for example.
A friend has compared generative AI to the electric monks from Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective agency.
I've found that the AI chatbots feel a lot like the Genunine People Peronalities from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
These people understand Star Trek is fictional, often takes place on quasi-military vessels, and depicts a society that has some significant differences from our own, right?
I'd love for Spez to have the same experience I'm having with a kidney stone.
They almost certainly are. AIs will cheerfully tell them they're geniuses with the best ideas ever instead of those pesky employees who say an idea won't work and want things like pay, time off, etc.
Or Coco Chanel
Recall elections aren't part of any elected federal offices, not just senators.
Selection of US senators was changed because having state governments pick them was prone to corruption.
If the midterm results are a 51-49 Democratic majority in the Senate, Fetterman switching parties would keep Republicans in charge.
The number drops even more when offensive words or phrases are removed. Nobody's getting a license plate that reads P00 A55 or a bad word for black people.
Bonnie Tyler was the second, unfortunately
That's one of the reasons I've despised Section 31 almost from its inception. I don't mind the concept of the Federation having spies and stuff, but an out of control shadow organization who claims it's secretly running things is a little too X-Files.
You're acting like Star Trek used to be more subtle when it had episodes like "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield".
Those food safety standards aren't what you think they are, spud.
I'm more familiar with chlorine washed chicken than you are, kiddo. Even the EU's own research shows that it's fine.
Since you're not in contact with facts, here's another one for you. The US ranks third in the world for food quality and safety.
No, not "barely", sparky. And that reason is mostly out of a desire to maintain their own food industry, which is their right.