Please don’t insult your kitchen sink like that!
Please don’t insult your kitchen sink like that!
The obvious answer, especially for anyone who already believes multiple things can be true at the same time:
“Why not both?”
The answer is to reject the predefined white lines and just go straight for the rainbow lolly.
Judging by the title this is most likely just a hit piece on any kind of activism the author does not personally agree with. I will not put effort into bypassing a paywall for something like that.
You could always argue that humor does not equal jokes I guess, but these were just my 2 cents
That was exactly my main point; but thanks for sharing your 2 cents anyway, they were still interesting.
I would argue that:
This is not actually a joke in the strict sense of the word. There is no punchline. The humor is entirely in the context.
Your friend does not understand any of this and is just repeating the “joke” because other people laughed about it at some point. It has nothing to do with the Windows operating system, so if that was part of his explanation he is probably just making shit up to cover his own ignorance.
“being weird, rude and cringy is their whole thing” does not make that thing any less weird, rude and cringy.
There is nothing unhealthy about being annoyed when someone forces you to always come to them no matter what it is about again and again and again, instead of at least sometimes actively coming to you when they want to interact.
It sure did have a big impact, comparable to what some people expect to happen soon with AI.
However, I think your framing misses the main point of why many artists today are wary about AI: They are not just being replaced, their own work is used as a building block for the tools that will replace them; and they were not asked for permission and don’t even get any compensation for that.
TL;DR: Looks promising in mice, not tested in humans yet.
Should probably point to https://neurosciencenews.com/vaccine-alzheimers-23722/
It is just another symptom of the system that makes affordable housing rare, not the root issue.