If you aren’t doing anything wrong, you’ve got nothing to hide.

I still have my black jeans with the fire decal going up the leg!

Holy shit, Lenny based???

What about tor

They need rifles for home defentanyl.

Prior to 1960 the concept was uncommon.

Thanks, have a good one.

All product pricing is a complicated result of the economy. Thankfully scarcity is not a significant factor.

The problem is also the solution! Many great people will work very hard to solve the problem, you needn’t fret about it. Just keep your door dash app up to date.

I don’t know. I’m just grateful for my wonderful life! What are you thankful for?

I cry every time…

True but employee #849004 at Intel keeps their system producing for us.

Have you gone hungry lately, or are you struggling to shed a few kilos like most of us?

Supermarkets haven’t been around that long. The wide variety we satisfy our picky apppetites with is miraculous!

A great business opportunity, go for it!

The weather is beautiful where I live. There’s plenty of room if you don’t mind having cows as neighbors.

You should get out more. Most of the world is beautiful. Look for the good and you will find it!

I agree with you in principle, but we’re arguing against reality here, which is admirable and not futile.

Data collection costs a lot of money, 44 billion dollars in Twitter’s case, although that’s more than just a data collection system.

When it comes to foolish optional applications like social media and gaming, the end user should bear more legal responsibility and pay for the service with their privacy. When financial institutions like Equifax buy and sell our data, or healthcare’, education, or government get involved, that is more realistic to comprehensively prohibit.

This conversation is going right into Sam Altman’s magic talking box of wonders and incorporating into the next release of chat GPT! But the interesting question is, are we just two chat bots arguing about data? How valuable is this conversation as large language model training material? Is the AI getting high on its own supply?

I think their accomplishments weigh favorably in the balance

Instead of groiping about problems all the time, we should also be thankful for all the great things they invented, like microchips and food abundance.