Why the fuck should I care what Elon Musk thinks about this?
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It's to manufacture rage. You need clever tricks to get a whole population to hate any kind of technological advancement.
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I hate the Elongated Muskrat as much as the next guy, but in this case I take it as a situation wherein if even he thinks this is bad it must be terrible.
He just says shit, he doesn't actually think about it long enough to have a relevant opinion. If he did he'd realize he can get a petri dish to play path of exile for him instead of paying a human to do it
That weird-looking alien thing on the left is a bacteriophage. They have nothing to do with brain cells but it does make for an attention-grabbing jumpscare thumbnail.
Wait, no, I mean the weird-looking alien thing on the right.
What's "creepy" is an eccentric billionaire who desperately wanted to go onto the kid diddling island.
Hes nervous bc this could invalidate grok in a few years if it progresses as fast as LLMs.
Soon slave brains will run AI scams.
it amuses me that pretty much all technological and scientific breakthroughs all seem to revolve around DOOM.
Now have the Petri Dish play Quake 3 Arena on the hardest bot setting and i'll be impressed. Xaero is a pain in the ass.
I guess doom attained benchmark status as a program, sort of like VLC.
I'll never understand why people that understand Musk and Twitter are pieces of shit...
Yet still spam tweets to other social media.
It just means someone is still going there to take these screenshots just fucking stop.
Everyone knows it's a hellhole full of Nazis, you're just normalizing it by spreading screenshots from there.
You can read the news, tweets, posts, whatever of people you disagree with. Sharing said information is not a promotion of their agenda or platform; it’s information gathering.
To ignore opposing views, simply because they are opposing, is exactly what the other side does; two sides of the same coin. I would wager you don’t want to be like them.
The blue checkmark is most certainly supporting Musk and his agenda, so that is critique worthy by itself.
If you're posting links to someone's service on the internet, I think it's going to be hard to make the case that posting their links isn't "supporting them", regardless of your own personal motive for doing so.
Unnecessary brain chips that cause test monkeys to rip their hair out and die from stress: ✅️
The Thought Emporiums youtube video making it is pretty cool https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bEXefdbQDjw&pp=0gcJCR0AztywvtLA
He's on Nebula too if you prefer that over youtube
exploiting North Korean slaves
So I've never heard this theory but I did watch a YouTube shorts by Zackdfilms that explained sometimes prison inmates are forced to grind online games and then the prison guards sell their in game earnings to players for real money.
Doesn't specify where it happened, however.