The problem about AI right now is multi-pronged.

But the main key problems are;

It’s costing people’s jobs. In a way, this is of no surprise because before AI, there were shitty bosses and CEOs. They were always there and they will always find any excuse, if any, to release you from your job. AI only merely accelerated it.

Data Centers/AI Plants take too much water. I like how people conveniently forget today, how much water companies like Coca-Cola and Nestle actually take while turning around, bottling said water, just to sell it back to you. And if anyone has watched How It’s Made, you can find arguments everywhere in that series, about how much resources are taken to make everything we use.

My point is, is a lot of arguments that people bring up against AI, there’s such a wedge of counter-arguments in them that negate the problem of AI itself. It’s just demonized because people are disappointed that AI isn’t magically fixing roads and potholes, I guess, I don’t know. Society doesn’t know what they truly want anymore out of anything, it’s just the feeling in the moment of the current ‘I want said thing’ dominates their mindsets.

But the actual problem with AI shocks no one - shitty CEOs.

Um, you did forget to read the rules here, did you?

Democrats have basically Congress, Senate and House.

Trump is fucked. If Democrats want to mean everything they say to voters. Get rid of that asshole as soon as possible. Don’t even give him the satisfaction of the last 2 years of his term.

Facebook has no intention of doing…anything about its issues.

For instance, I’ve tried reporting ads and everytime I clicked on ‘report ad’ guess what? It throws an error and I’m informed it’ll be fixed ‘very soon’. Well, that ‘very soon’ mind as well be ‘eternally soon’ because it never will be fixed.

As long as nobody is being like a personalized salesman of AI and getting it in everyone’s face, I think it’s okay. I still find AI as a useful tool. But I also don’t see AI as an everything-solve-all kind of tool. It has its limits and I’ve seen them by experience.

“When I lose, it’s because the other cheated. When you lose, well, sucks to be you, so why can’t you handle losing?”

I don’t know why you ask so many double questions.

I’m liking the idea of expanding the routes of what you do once you complete the community center and route out Jojamart. I just hope it doesn’t turn into some 40-hour expanded route though. All I could think of is that, you could become your own farmer’s market. Hey wait, yeah! Let us compete with Pierre and run HIM out of business!

And people over in Reddit and tech-illiterate people recommend this garbage?

It was poorly worded because he was meant to target a specific portion of something about antitrust. What he ended up doing is blatantly supporting something a Republican brought up. I guess he couldn’t have found someone within spitting distance that wasn’t Republican and also supported antitrust. Don’t know how, but that’s how short-sighted Andy is.

The race between Hinson and Turek is extremely close. The latest polls reported by MS Now show Turek at 47.1% and Hinson at 46.8%.

The fact that it’s that close, makes me lose faith in voters. It’s like no matter who wins, someone loses anyways.

Because of course they do.

Say and do stupid shit, get stupid prizes.

Proton’s reputation has been getting shaky. First it was the poorly worded communication regarding support for Republicans. Then the privacy in question when they handed user’s data over to authorities. Now this.

How’s that for loser thinking, Andy?

Rule 6.

The Game Boy Advance is pretty much a handheld souped up SNES anyways.

It’s like we have to. Voting? People think voting is going to change things? Not when we’ve got an active tyrant looking to upset voting polls at the mid-terms or worse, the next general election. Especially when we have a political party that outright will not play things fair and square once they got power.

Voting is like a passive aggressive way of change. We’re past that point and we’ve been past that point.

That is precisely what a revolution is about. It is about forcing the government’s hand. If we worry too much about the idea of social safety nets while we protest, we will never get anywhere. Revolutions were never about being convenient or cozy. It’s about fighting for a better tomorrow for the benefit of all who oppose tyrannical strangleholds.

I don’t understand why people feel they should comfortably protest without worry of losing their jobs and everything. When, you’re going to lose them anyways one point or another and it won’t be your fault either.

“Donald Trump, Disgraced President of the USA, Dead at 81”

No. It is a matter of what state supports it and what one doesn’t. If that was the case, we’d have already arrested a few shitty presidents by now and their administrations.

Yeah because they’re clinging to what they thought was a world in its last sanest place to them before overzealous CEOs were preaching the choir of AI and how it’ll solve everything. It’s easy for them to say and do the shit they do because they have no worry, the worst that can happen is the AI bubble popping, if ever. Even if it does, they’re still well off because of how much they pocketed by overpromising.

Everyone else got to watch what was once their dreams, be dashed at that cost.