gadsnprch

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by gadsnprch 11mo ago
Maybe it comes out in their menses. If so, maybe blood letting or donation might have health benefits. Wouldn’t that be a lovely pro-social nudge.
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by gadsnprch 11mo ago
Being a citizen is totally overrated unless you have a lawn that needs blowing and qualify for social security. I imagine many 49ers felt the same way.
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by gadsnprch 11mo ago
Accelerate the eschaton.
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by gadsnprch 11mo ago
Well, if it were not for the fact that our two party system is controlled by donors and lobbyists I would hope for a legislative solution. If your product is used to defraud people, you have to reimburse the victims seems like a reasonable
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by gadsnprch 11mo ago
This seems to corroborate the recent controversial claims that American workers do not possess the aptitudes needed to succeed in the 21st century. If only we could have gotten more children to learn to code. Sigh.
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by gadsnprch 11mo ago
Thanks for responding. Solving it will involve public discourse. The negative externality will not be forever ignored and frantic, knee-jerk, legislative or judicial solutions are rarely optimal. Everyone, including Anthropic, benefits from
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by gadsnprch 11mo ago
It is a thing. It’s not very robust.
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by gadsnprch 11mo ago
Why isn’t Anthropic held liable for crimes committed with their product? I feel totally befuddled as to why that is not the conversation, but rather Anthropic is doing a victory lap like they are the good guys despite their product enabling
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by gadsnprch 11mo ago
Many say the same about remote viewing but results matter.