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Not everyone is you.
Later became a currency counterfeiter.
Go figure.
You have some numbers to check.
(“Elaborate thoughts” aren’t needed here - are more people spending less on the lottery? where does each state spend the money?)
Kidding, I already sent it to a friend with ADHD who has been struggling to remain anchored to the tech world in any way besides Shorts.
But, culturally, I definitely hate the trend it implies!
Neat. Thank you for sharing.
That simple.
Broad rules across specific subjects like this are tough to get right.
Just lots of fine-tuning and exceptions.
I had their chatbot avoid pulling a URL from archive.org with a couple pretty impressive steps of mental gymnastics basically telling me how I could do it myself, but refusing until I pushed.
Be sure you don’t have the causation backwards - or that it doesn’t flow strongly both ways!
It attracts certain people - and being around that crowd and power pushes some number of people over the line that were near it.
See also: stimulant use, abuse, in the construction industry.
I’m a researcher forced into that position by horrific infections, and then just never stopped digging up more info, finding others to learn more from, others to leapfrog through that.
It’s more like normal people don’t know that 97.8% accurate isn’t 100% - despite how good of a score that would be on a test.
Law enforcement is predominantly made up of normal people.
You might see where this is going.
“ayy lmao”
Thanks!
Like many major cultural phenomenon, expect a pendulum effect, more than a beginning or end of a trend.
So, any Apple computer?
This is an observable spectrum with which can influence the kind of team you have in your landing spot.
Whales and dolphins have nuanced language that conveys more meaning than we can capture, though we’ve begun.
Thank you for perfectly capturing human arrogance.
If a pet, person, or metal object gets between the pads, the system supposedly stops working so nothing overheats.
So, it might get a cat yelled at ^_^
The correct read of “Corporations are people, my friend.” is that people are indeed responsible for individual corporate humanism - being moral in how they operate even inside a company - or expect social repercussions at minimum in return.
Having said that: I’m not 100% sure who should pay (and at what portions) for what’s being debated.