Honestly I think he's just too damn old. I was more worried about an indefinite trump presidency his first term. That being said, his followers might still push him to try.
We learned about it in our history class in the 00's, and it's literally the story told at the Rushmore Monument, it's not like anybody is hiding the truth. I'm not saying that the public school approved curriculum for history classes is perfect, or even good. But I swear half the people that say "we never learned this!" just didn't pay attention in class.
You sound like an addict defending their drug of choice because it stops their shaking.
Saying Facebook is useful for networking is like saying meth is useful for staying awake. Maybe technically true, but it ignores the costs of getting there. The reality is there are countless healthier ways of achieving your same objectives of using Facebook that doesn't facilitate the enormous social costs associated with using their platform. Usefulness cannot be measured on one aspect alone. Or rather, something having one useful function does not make it useful when balanced against its cost. So yes, I still argue that Facebook is utterly useless, whether you take me seriously or not.
I deleted my Facebook a decade ago and haven't once felt like I was missing out on something. Anything you find "useful" about Meta, I promise you can find on another platform or medium.
The only thing I would challenge from your post is the assumption that "most" pedophiles were abused as children. Unless new studies have come out recently, and they very well might have, I believe about 30% of perpetrators were themselves victims.
That was a good article thanks for sharing. While I think that he is absolutely right, I do think that even after the bubble pops there will still be a market for AI. It's being integrated into the medical field, the legal field, and the tech field. All of which have the money to prop up an AI model. I'm guessing AI is used heavily in manufacturing as well, although I don't know that for sure. That being said, the author of your article probably knows more than me.
I started and stopped playing it a couple of times before I really got hooked. What worked for me was watching the YouTube channel Many a True Nerd start his playthrough. Watching somebody else use the controls and navigate the UI and stuff really helped me get over the "fire hose of information" you're bombarded with at the start. But that's just me.
Yup. I worked at Target circa 2010 and it was the same. I was scheduled 38 hours a week, and you would get written up if you were late clocking out.
Honestly I think he's just too damn old. I was more worried about an indefinite trump presidency his first term. That being said, his followers might still push him to try.
He should never have ran for a second term. The moment he did, he never should have backed out. Terrible strategy all around.
Congress has more important things to worry about. Like who can join which basketball team.
We learned about it in our history class in the 00's, and it's literally the story told at the Rushmore Monument, it's not like anybody is hiding the truth. I'm not saying that the public school approved curriculum for history classes is perfect, or even good. But I swear half the people that say "we never learned this!" just didn't pay attention in class.
More specifically, his Supreme Court.
Dude went from a homeless addict to a millionaire and decided to throw it all away for Trump. Incredible.
You sound like an addict defending their drug of choice because it stops their shaking.
Saying Facebook is useful for networking is like saying meth is useful for staying awake. Maybe technically true, but it ignores the costs of getting there. The reality is there are countless healthier ways of achieving your same objectives of using Facebook that doesn't facilitate the enormous social costs associated with using their platform. Usefulness cannot be measured on one aspect alone. Or rather, something having one useful function does not make it useful when balanced against its cost. So yes, I still argue that Facebook is utterly useless, whether you take me seriously or not.
I deleted my Facebook a decade ago and haven't once felt like I was missing out on something. Anything you find "useful" about Meta, I promise you can find on another platform or medium.
The only thing I would challenge from your post is the assumption that "most" pedophiles were abused as children. Unless new studies have come out recently, and they very well might have, I believe about 30% of perpetrators were themselves victims.
https://www.criminaljustice.ny.gov/nsor/som_mythsandfacts.htm
That was a good article thanks for sharing. While I think that he is absolutely right, I do think that even after the bubble pops there will still be a market for AI. It's being integrated into the medical field, the legal field, and the tech field. All of which have the money to prop up an AI model. I'm guessing AI is used heavily in manufacturing as well, although I don't know that for sure. That being said, the author of your article probably knows more than me.
Perhaps not.
https://youtu.be/meiU6TxysCg
I started and stopped playing it a couple of times before I really got hooked. What worked for me was watching the YouTube channel Many a True Nerd start his playthrough. Watching somebody else use the controls and navigate the UI and stuff really helped me get over the "fire hose of information" you're bombarded with at the start. But that's just me.
I just made it to Act 2 of Baldurs Gate 3. I'm obsessed.
Hey now, they can also vilify any justice, no matter how righteous.
This makes way more sense.
I want to be on the list! ACAB
Same.