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That’s good for you? But it doesn’t matter. The comment I was replying to implied that its/your view was a fact.

By replying with my point of view I’m proving that is not a fact.

By replying with your point of view... I actually don’t know why you replied. Why did you?

Why the but? I didn’t say anything that disagrees with that statement.

I’m not sure how your anecdote is important.

You could have no friends, and only talk to the crazy guy that hangs out by the liquor store.

You could work at a senior center so most the people you talk to aren’t allowed to drive, but hate new fangled technology.

Or...

You could have a horrible sample size of anecdotal evidence (which is horrible evidence itself) to draw any reasonable conclusion.

:-)

“... no matter what your pickup currently looks like, it will appear wimpy next to it.”

I have to disagree. That is your opinion not a fact. I think it looks like someone who just started out at whittling tried to make a Delorean and used the result as the design for the “truck”. Personally, I think the tesla “truck” looks wimpy. I’m really disappointed by it.

No, please don’t straw man my point. I’ll assume you know what ai is and that you understand there is a huge difference between that and human intelligence. I am arguing that ai will never be able to DM a D&D game. For that, a computer will need human intelligence.

Ai won’t, but a machine with true intelligence will. That was the point of talking about ai needing to be i.

Hmm, I don’t think an ai could use optimization and learning algorithms to “learn” to DM D&D. For that, the ai would have to simply be an i.

Pack animals, RVs, humans, tug boats, and much more check off everything you just described.

Standing up on a table, pulling their pants down, and taking a shit. The question you ask is so broad it has an infinite amount of answers.

All true points. However, I feel it is a stretch to call it a truck. It’s more of a cross between a truck and a suv meant to look like a less cool Delorean.

This is very surprising. The aesthetic design ain’t got no alibi.