BuT tHE HuMAn BrAin Is A cOmpUteEr.
Edit: people who say this are vegetative lifeforms.
Guys, can we please call it LLM and not a vague advertising term that changes its meaning on a whim?
Why? Let me tell ou something (compassionists hate this simple trick). As a relativist egoist it’s so much easier. Do what you want to do, morality is a spook anyway. Want to bin a baby? Go for it! Want to introduce new DNA sequences in fertile humans? Do what you feel like doing. As long as you can exploit the consequences for your own gain. Life is just so much easier this way. /s
I don’t get what the fuss is about, I would do it too. And you can always make more later. /s
Funniest thing is, the same men who use it as an insult, drink beer (Beer stimulates estrogen production). I’ve never seen anyone eat 500g of soy in one sitting. With pints, it’s a different story, however. Oh, the irony.
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Be careful not to cut yourself on that edge.
*BMW drivers
My comment was a mirror of another user which got removed. And so it doesn’t make sense now. Thanks to the great modding team here. He didn’t say anything harmful, why censor it???
I mirrored your comment, because I think it works backwards. From the way it sounds to me, you started with your conclusion/opinion and searched for proof of why it is right. Real socialism and the Soviet unions were deeply, deeply flawed systems from the start, but only because some implementations failed, due to essentially the same problems as capitalism, does not mean the idea as a whole is rubbish. If you read the communist manifesto and “the capital” from Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, you will read a brilliant critique of our modern contemporary system. There are some very fine ideas in there, and I think it’s dangerous to discard another perspective because some implementations have failed. The USA are the living proof of how two radically different systems can suffer from the same problems and collapse because of them. Why is it such a culture war against some genuinely very fine points that Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels have made over a hundred years ago, which are relevant to this day?
Edit: typo. I apologise for forgetting about Friedrich Engels.
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Is-ought fallacy? Understand me correctly, I like the EU system, but to pretend that it’s the end of history and that we’ve reached perfection in this space is wrong.
Definitely a taste that would blow you away.
Nah, I just know the expression “Walmartians” and I wanted to translate it into a European context.
Have you ever been to an asda?
What do you think would happen if a population stayed within its own cesspit of a gene pool for a thousand years? ;)
Edit: typo.
Yes, but the LLM does the writing. Someone probably carelessly copy pasta’d some text from OCR.