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But that in itself is a conspiracy theory, the AI they implemented is basically air gapped from the system that failed, it makes recommendations and that’s it

Wow what a cool guy

You ever see those posts about something you have a lot of experience with, maybe a niche topic or something you do professionally for work, and it’s so confidently incorrect (and upvoted) that you can hardly stop yourself from commenting?

Although lately I’ve just been closing out of the app more often than not, nothing positive has ever come from engaging with those people and I’ve never felt like I changed anyone’s point of view or anything - so what’s the point

Sometimes on reddit I post a comment that I know will be controversial, but I don’t really want to be getting abusive comments on it several days later.

I’m also in a different timezone to the Americans so more often than not, I’m going to be waking up to a bunch of furious redditors who have worked themselves into a frenzy circlejerking each other when I’m not even there to reply.

So sometimes I’ll just delete it once I go to bed

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What about the one where the Japanese guy isolated the bird language words for “danger, snake!”, then played it on speakers to wild birds, which caused them to panic and start looking around for the snake.

One of the most convincing experiments showing that animals have language that I’ve seen. The video is on YouTube

The destruction code: 4321

“Well, the code definitely isn’t 4321”