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Clever might be the right word here. As we programmers know being clever sometimes leads to really stupid solutions. As someone who read quite some of the repo
by atoav 3y ago
Clever might be the right word here. As we programmers know being clever sometimes leads to really stupid solutions.
As someone who read quite some of the reports and also occasionally into underlying studies I have to say that this is unarguable happening. The amount of research that went into this topic is so deep and so wide that arguing against it is basically the equivalent of closing your eyes, putting your fingers into your ears and going "Lalalala".
Being unable to do comprehensive reading and understanding basic physical processes is not a good starting points in 2023.
- tomjen3 3y agoIt has been happening inarguably for some time now, we need to accept that we won’t convince the last group and switch over to figuring out what we can do about it. Because I am not seeing much about that, certainly not from the activists.
- pk-protect-ai 3y agoMeanwhile in Europe the term "Eco-terrorism" changed the meaning, from the entity which poisons or destroys the ecology to the youngsters which are gluing themselves to the art and streets in protests of politicians doing nothing. In UK they have even made a TV series about it ... Here is the answer to Fermi paradox "Where is everyone?", - they have not passed the great filter as we probably will not pass it either ...
- Gibbon1 3y agoI feel I'm in an unusual position because I have a BSME degree. Which means I'm familiar enough with basics that I can do a very rough analysis. And when I do that what I see I makes me really nervous. And yet I know I simply can't do anything more than that because it's way to complex. Any time that happens I fall back in what technical people in the field say. And those people are terrified. The flip side is anyone not a technical practitioner I discount what they say out of hand because I know they have no ability to discern anything.