I think the problem is actually 100% the reverse of what you've come up with, the ultra-rich are stealing from the poor essentially all the time. It never stops, there's never really that much pushback and it leads to…
I feel that modern society has grown just about enough to mostly stop blaming the impoverished for their own poverty, but the zeitgeist in the US has still not grown that much beyond the red scare. None of the possible…
I think for 99% of working age adults you can source some amount of their health woes to the working pattern they're glued to. It is obvious for those on the night shift because it's so standout, but every person…
Very strong attempt to both-sides a visibly one sided issue.
Am I missing something, or is the only way to get the actual URL to any website out of this to put it in your saves and then look for it in there? That kinda sucks. The share button giving an opaque URL that tells you…
> It uses statistical correlation to indicate causation. Up front, it doesn't. It's a meta study, the authors actually go out of their way at one point to note it's not causative, this is unfair on your part. >As a…
If I fall down the stairs and my broken leg heals fine, can I say those are my best years? It looks like you've done exactly what the other commenter did, googled some keywords and then posted links you didn't read. >…
I can't tell if this is sarcastic, or you're just lying? > The planet is greener, even the Sahara is shrinking The UK was baked brown in the heat and it was so bad it was visible by satellite, we had uncharacteristic…
I would love if it could be a false dichotomy, but given conservative estimates pin about 30% of online posts to AI it seems like there may be a third outcome: we patch the visible holes of humans posting less and less…
> Are they interesting, well thought out, well articulated, and insightful? The average AI post is likely a carbon copied reddit comment from 2011, that is to say, "no".
I stopped using reddit entirely because it's bots talking to other bots on threads posted by bots, I stopped making posts at the start of this year because I no longer know if a human being is ever reading them. I then…
"Hey I'm a complete nobody and I'm also really rude, please answer my questions" is not a winning play, nor is the rest of this dumb bait you're trying.
What motivates someone to make a new account just for this kind of mundane and inappropriately rude comment? Why should anyone answer you?
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Wow, a throwaway account posting propaganda gibberish. Groundbreaking. Do you have any more interesting lies or just the same generic ones?
That is the prepared attack line the Govt have armed you with yes, but if you scroll the document and compare them to every other proscribed group it's sort of clear they're not terrorists, and the UK populace seem to…
The justification isn't that good, it's "damage to property" repeatedly which yeah criminal but not terrorism. The UK's proscription of Palestine Action is hanging on by threadbare credibility, it's political.
> The BBC proper doesn't receive anything from advertising, in fact. But that's because what most people think of as 'the BBC' actually isn't the BBC proper. Not only did I make this distinction in the comment you're…
It is an example of the trope that women can't drive when when a woman who has learned to drive is shown to demonstrate poor driving skills. A woman learning to drive because she literally does not know how is not an…
Ok? You originally said you'd never seen evidence of poor webp compability so you dismissed complaints out of hand. Now you've seen evidence, so you've immediately moved on to a different argument so you can dismiss…
There was a multiple year timespan where webp was being used on websites, but local software (especially image viewers/phone gallery apps) wouldn't render webp. The format's poor reputation is sadly earned. > I deemed…
Annoying but you'd probably do the same, you categorically cannot be funding the media you're consuming when you're visiting the BBC on a non-UK IP. The ad impressions don't cover it, and BBC Worldwide take a cut before…
> This is not how it works in most parts of the Western world anymore. The child who is being bullied reports the bully and the authorities (usually a teacher or other faculty) address the issue with various forms of…
If their take was shallow yours is revisionist. Choosing to focus on the "centuries-long process of cultural and educational and social progress beginning in the Enlightenment in 1650" but then ignoring that the…
I think the problem is actually 100% the reverse of what you've come up with, the ultra-rich are stealing from the poor essentially all the time. It never stops, there's never really that much pushback and it leads to…
I feel that modern society has grown just about enough to mostly stop blaming the impoverished for their own poverty, but the zeitgeist in the US has still not grown that much beyond the red scare. None of the possible…
I think for 99% of working age adults you can source some amount of their health woes to the working pattern they're glued to. It is obvious for those on the night shift because it's so standout, but every person…
Very strong attempt to both-sides a visibly one sided issue.
Am I missing something, or is the only way to get the actual URL to any website out of this to put it in your saves and then look for it in there? That kinda sucks. The share button giving an opaque URL that tells you…
> It uses statistical correlation to indicate causation. Up front, it doesn't. It's a meta study, the authors actually go out of their way at one point to note it's not causative, this is unfair on your part. >As a…
If I fall down the stairs and my broken leg heals fine, can I say those are my best years? It looks like you've done exactly what the other commenter did, googled some keywords and then posted links you didn't read. >…
I can't tell if this is sarcastic, or you're just lying? > The planet is greener, even the Sahara is shrinking The UK was baked brown in the heat and it was so bad it was visible by satellite, we had uncharacteristic…
I would love if it could be a false dichotomy, but given conservative estimates pin about 30% of online posts to AI it seems like there may be a third outcome: we patch the visible holes of humans posting less and less…
> Are they interesting, well thought out, well articulated, and insightful? The average AI post is likely a carbon copied reddit comment from 2011, that is to say, "no".
I stopped using reddit entirely because it's bots talking to other bots on threads posted by bots, I stopped making posts at the start of this year because I no longer know if a human being is ever reading them. I then…
"Hey I'm a complete nobody and I'm also really rude, please answer my questions" is not a winning play, nor is the rest of this dumb bait you're trying.
What motivates someone to make a new account just for this kind of mundane and inappropriately rude comment? Why should anyone answer you?
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Wow, a throwaway account posting propaganda gibberish. Groundbreaking. Do you have any more interesting lies or just the same generic ones?
That is the prepared attack line the Govt have armed you with yes, but if you scroll the document and compare them to every other proscribed group it's sort of clear they're not terrorists, and the UK populace seem to…
The justification isn't that good, it's "damage to property" repeatedly which yeah criminal but not terrorism. The UK's proscription of Palestine Action is hanging on by threadbare credibility, it's political.
> The BBC proper doesn't receive anything from advertising, in fact. But that's because what most people think of as 'the BBC' actually isn't the BBC proper. Not only did I make this distinction in the comment you're…
It is an example of the trope that women can't drive when when a woman who has learned to drive is shown to demonstrate poor driving skills. A woman learning to drive because she literally does not know how is not an…
Ok? You originally said you'd never seen evidence of poor webp compability so you dismissed complaints out of hand. Now you've seen evidence, so you've immediately moved on to a different argument so you can dismiss…
There was a multiple year timespan where webp was being used on websites, but local software (especially image viewers/phone gallery apps) wouldn't render webp. The format's poor reputation is sadly earned. > I deemed…
Annoying but you'd probably do the same, you categorically cannot be funding the media you're consuming when you're visiting the BBC on a non-UK IP. The ad impressions don't cover it, and BBC Worldwide take a cut before…
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> This is not how it works in most parts of the Western world anymore. The child who is being bullied reports the bully and the authorities (usually a teacher or other faculty) address the issue with various forms of…
If their take was shallow yours is revisionist. Choosing to focus on the "centuries-long process of cultural and educational and social progress beginning in the Enlightenment in 1650" but then ignoring that the…