The idea of setting aspiring goals sound good, but I mostly see it implemented in a way that you're punished for doing that and encouraged by management to do that. So whatever you do, you're not good, and nothing is done to address inconsistencies
sukhmel
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Ah, yeah, I thought it was if we go extinct, not if we never existed
Maybe, making it as incorrect as possible serves to prove a point which makes statement phrased correctly for the goal in mind?
Are they overdue to go extinct somehow?
Yeah, we better think of making some solid gold equipment for tennis
Oh, but isn't everyone from the US? And even if you're not, at least have decency to learn the relevant¹ geography in school
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…relevant being the US, of course. But learning in school in the US seems to be largely unavailable
/s
But he could've organised orgies to increase daily nudes views, optimisation
Like ‘hey, your baby is not covered, it's 43 minutes under due’
making January to most financially responsible time to have a medical emergency
Extremely well said, and an extremely sad thing to say, the system that makes you plan your medical emergencies is perfectly balanced, indeed
I would say it just got widespread use, I definitely heard of MS Word doing autofill as ‘AI’ at the time when deep learning was freshly invented thing. People tried to label a lot of things ‘AI’, with LLMs the label just stuck better
Reminds me of one video game,
…which is a medium spoiler for the game itself
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soma_(video_game)
You seem to have had something like mint and thyme in mind as an example of herbal medicine, but try to substitute something like marijuana and nightshade to see that your description doesn't fit all of the herbs. The only thing I agree is that effects often come coupled and you have to do something to isolate necessary ones.