When reading about world events and learning, it’s better to not block.
it’s good to have your preconceptions challenged, but it’s still an important skill to evaluate sources and be willing to cut them off entirely if you feel you have nothing to learn from them.
the wonderful story of henry sugar?
is the correct form y’all’dn’t’ve or y’all’d’ven’t
how cop-pilled do you have to be to not find this disgusting?
He is portrayed as the victim most of the movie, which we found very strange.
genuinely baffled how you got this. it was immediately clear to me & my partner that he was a selfish, feckless loser who brought it on himself.
complaining about downvotes and upvotes is a shitty post, not a shitpost
depends on the open sea, don’t you think?
i believe that based on my knowledge of the case, it’s highly likely he’s the culprit but the circumstances are suspicious enough that it wouldn’t be ‘beyond a shadow of a doubt’ for me
he’s been spending too much time watching alien and blade runner and not realizing that the megacorporations are the bad guys
i wish i were a tenth this fucking fearlessly cool
death is life, quite literally
the inside outtakes are worth a listen too
oops replied to a 3 month old comment
>also called the stress hormone
(emphasis mine)
ok freak
turns out asking ‘is this slop?’ spreads awareness better than commenting ‘this is slop’.
is this slop?
the funny thing is, on any sufficiently popular subreddit, you can count on a significant portion of frontpage posts at any time to be AI generated or reposted verbatim. there’s probably worse odds than 50/50 that a given post about the AI epidemic is itself generated on GPT.