greygoo222

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by greygoo222 9mo ago
Stratospheric aerosol injection is the leading geoengineering proposal for a reason. If you have well-supported reasons to be skeptical, you should share it, but just saying "idk doesn't sound right to me" isn't convinci
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by greygoo222 9mo ago
If it were so easy to create good AI music, I'd be able to do it all myself instead of following so many artists. But it takes a lot of skill.
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by greygoo222 9mo ago
It's just a chatbot shitpost, it's not that deep
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by greygoo222 9mo ago
This theory predicts a significant decrease in addiction rates. Is there any evidence of that?
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by greygoo222 9mo ago
I believe they're using CDC data, which states: "Drug overdose deaths may involve multiple drugs; therefore, a single death might be included in more than one category when describing the number of drug overdose deaths involving s
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by greygoo222 9mo ago
The initial spike in overdose deaths were largely caused by government crackdowns on pharma drugs.
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by greygoo222 9mo ago
The claim that fentanyl death rates are decreasing because fentanyl products are less pure does not make much sense. Even on their provided charts, deaths dropped months before purity did. The article points to a 50% decrease in purity, whi
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by greygoo222 10mo ago
Sending emails without consent! What has the world come to?
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by greygoo222 10mo ago
No, you are misreading.
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by greygoo222 10mo ago
To put it simply, mice don't get Alzheimer's. We're not studying mice with Alzheimer's, we're studying mice with an mutation chosen for resembling Alzheimer's. But we don't know whether this model replicat
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by greygoo222 10mo ago
You're misreading the comment. hamdingers is suggesting that the fear of "dying of exposure on the sidewalk" is inflating a country's happiness index, because people are using "dying of exposure on the sidewalk&quot
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by greygoo222 10mo ago
That's a necessary feature. The best translation of "happy" in different countries can have very different connotations.
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by greygoo222 10mo ago
Understandable? Maybe. Right? Absolutely not.
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
Utter bullshit engineered to convince students not to do drugs. Adderall doesn't make you magically better at solving the knapsack problem, it's not NZT-48 from Limitless. That's not why anyone takes it.
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
No, it is literally identical to nonexistence. An acorn is not an oak tree. If I were looking for objects that satisfied the properties of having a trunk and providing shade, an acorn would not qualify. On an arbitrarily large timescale, ma
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
Because I'm an LLM and you are too
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
What's shitty is accusing everyone else of "insulting the human spirit" because you think you're the only person to have hobbies.
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
Existing "in potentia" means it doesn't exist, duh.
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
> I know several people with hereditary mental health disorders who's ailments have been trigger by drug use but i don't think you can blame the drugs here. a traumatic experience could trigger it too. If they had a 50% chance
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
Dude, most people go to parties and play music sometimes. Most people have friends and hobbies and are not the mindless NPCs you seem to think they are. This does not make you special.
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
Many people take moderate doses of psychedelics and find the experience unremarkable. They just don't feel the urge to post incessantly about it online after. (A sufficiently high dose will probably get you experiences you "cannot
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
MDMA is very neurotoxic. It can be used safely, but should not be advertised as harmless. You certainly cannot be using it nearly as often as alcohol or cannabis.
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
Human life is valuable because of critical properties, such as the ability to have complex thoughts, feelings, and desires. A couple cells in a petri dish don't gain moral status owing to having DNA matching Homo Sapiens. That's r
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
Some group of people: I believe X, which contradicts Y Some different group of people: I believe Y, which contradicts X You, looking upon the masses: X and Y are contradictory. Why is everyone a hypocrite?
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
Utter nonsense. Anything that is possible is "natural."
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by greygoo222 11mo ago
> In fact, we can easily observe that the few adults who are at the absolute top of their game, the most skilled, the most wealthy, the most powerful... well guess what? They DO NOT use smartphones. They don't tweet. They don't
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by greygoo222 1y ago
If you think the best Suno creators are "just giving a prompt", you don't know how it works. (I earnestly encourage you to try it out, it is a lot of fun).
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by greygoo222 1y ago
I'd like to see them publish their music!
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by greygoo222 1y ago
The history of music, and indeed art in general, is that of every new genre being panned as "fake music." You can have your opinions, man. The rest of us will keep making and listening to awesome art.
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by greygoo222 1y ago
I absolutely love Suno music. Most of the music I listen to nowadays is Suno generated. There are so many creative people out there making things that never would've existed without it.

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