I like this advice. Thank you

Tangental, but I thought it was 5. Somewhat diminished, then.

Smart people do dumb things sometimes.

Yeah. That’s why he tried to assassinate the conservative candidate, right? Trying to associate someone who was mentally broken enough to attempt murder to an entire political bloc is missing the entire point.

I know cats that blink the middle light if you brake hard.

EDIT: I’m not fixing that typo

That’s 90% of good tech

I thought the same thing about blinkers and turning the wheel.

Same here

Maybe, but the point is that it’s open. There’s a much higher chance that one of the companies that builds parts will make good decisions.

No

Most of these people would be okay with harvesting a dead person’s organs so long as they aren’t theirs.

He can’t even get the order right. The phrase is “[thing] and also water is wet.”

What

This is the family farm. I AM THE OSHA

Video for context

https://youtu.be/8_59wFH2tv4?si=wg7svmH6mkk6uyyY

To be fair, this works with humans, too.

When I got out of the military, my outprocessing included a briefing about how to get interviews with federal organizations. One thing they taught us was that you can copy the job description, paste it into your resume, and set the font to white. The automated systems at USA Jobs would register a match to the job description and rate you as a better candidate and the human screeners were so overworked that they would just go with what the computer says without checking.

Piracy is coming back, and this time the tech has matured.

This isn’t already the case?

This reads just like an AI response