GOD_Over_Djinn

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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
If you'll indulge some conspiratorial thinking on my part: In the past decade, powerful groups all over the world have realized the importance of presenting their viewpoint (read: propaganda) over social media. Numerous online "re
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
This sounds like magic, not science.
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
I hope it's now obvious to Trump supporters that the billionaire businessman from New York City does not care about working-class Americans. He just pays lip service to populist ideals to trick them in to voting for him, and then once
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
The purpose is not for it to “work”. The men who do this have not had success with women, and have grown frustrated and resentful. They feel powerless in this area. The only way they can reclaim power and feel better about themselves is to
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
> Is alphafold less useful than a minimum wage worker because alphafold can't do dishes? To the average person, the answer is a resounding “yes”.
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
Wait, lambda demanded a portion of the income from your job that you had for several years prior to enrolling in lambda…? Am I understanding this correctly?
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
Evolution is an abstract concept, and abstract concepts cannot be “intelligent” (whatever that means). This is like saying that gravity or thermodynamics are “intelligent”.
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
> Doesn’t seem odd to me for the US to come in and back the current government? It seems odd to me. The US presents itself as the “city on a hill”, a shining beacon of democracy and freedom for the world to look up to as an example. This
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
Interesting info. Given this, I’m surprised that the cop that killed Jahnavi Kandula while going 74 in a 25 did not experience any consequences https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Jaahnavi_Kandula
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
I wouldn’t exactly say “complicit”. I’m sure that many of them are desperately searching for a new job to get away from whatever idiot product manager decided to put ads and microtransactions in minesweeper. In the meantime, they don’t have
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
Sure, that makes a ton of sense. Kind of like how an airplane is a type of bird.
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
I don’t care what they were inspired by , because that’s not what we’re talking about. The comment I replied to said that brains ARE neural networks, in a literal sense. This is a common misconception, but is well known to be just that amo
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
There are incentives to developing medical technology beyond the opportunity to become obscenely wealthy. If you do so, you are necessarily depriving some subset of patients that need the treatment. Honestly, I find it pretty unimaginative
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
I think you’ve really captured the essence of this phenomena in a remarkably succinct way. I do hope that business leaders eventually develop their own capabilities for independent creative thought, rather than being a bunch of mindless als
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
Good for you. I had to wait 5 months to see a specialist.
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
Bingo. The obsession with quantification is a crutch that allows uncreative people to delegate their decision making to a mechanical analysis of raw data, rather than a first-principles understanding of their problem space.
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
I don’t see this stuff on YouTube, I see it in the real world in the course of my everyday life.
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by GOD_Over_Djinn 2y ago
Discoveries like this should be shared with the world - not gatekept by rent-seeking venture capitalists. Wouldn’t you rather be Jonas Salk than Scrooge McDuck? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonas_Salk > Salk was im