They'll stop pushing AI by integrating it throughout the system similar to how Internet Explorer is tied to everything. Except much more invasive.
Their goal is certainly not reducing AI, it's making it seamlessly incorporated in everything you do.
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Common social courtesy, but...
Last time this was posted there was someone arguing that we were all basically brainwashed by social pressure into doing free labor for shitty corporations.
I think they're probably right but I still return the cart, just like I still tip at restaurants.
I'm just a random, but I've seen it as well over there last few weeks. Much more obvious when browsing by hot or new, and then the author isn't findable from dbzero anymore. Or if they are, it's the only post, it's bait, and then they disappear. Hard to track.
The title kinda undersells the intersectional nature of the study, but the article seemed a surprisingly good summation.
The data isn't just from a handful of people either which I'd first wondered:
The study utilized data from the Health and Retirement Study. This is a large, long-running survey that represents the population of older adults in the United States. The analysis focused on 3,586 participants who provided blood samples in 2016.
Any way to know this is actually an ICE vehicle?
According to Trump, the murderer/hero/victim of recovering in the hospital after being run over. Miraculously expected to make a full recovery. Taxes will no doubt cover the long term psychological trauma.
Oh, thank god. Thanks!
Wait, is there something wrong with VLC?
Does Dean rhyme Don or Sean?
Playing through the collection in order is it's own fun, but Reach is another level.
The person you don't show others is no more your "true self" than the one you do. It's still you, existing in that moment, responding to your environment, whether it's your deepest emotions or your best mask.
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Appreciate the sentiment and agree with most other comments here.
Even though most people view it emotionally or under whatever religious pseudo authority, marriage is explicitly a contractual relationship similar to a business partnership. That contract creates specific financial and other obligations, liabilities, and privileges that you agree will be overseen by an authority that is in most cases a family court with incredible latitude to make determinations that heavily effect your life and that of your marriage/business partner. So, maybe take it at least as seriously as you would starting a new business with someone.