The original chat bot guy, Joseph Weizenbaum, the guy who made Eliza, wrote a book basically about how he was surprised how people personified these things and how its a danger to the world (Computer Power and Human Reason: From Judgment To Calculation). Good book, highly recommend.
Israel sees massive inflation from war time spending. The US will stabilize their currency by discretely buying and selling their currency. They will incentivize the private sector to do direct foreign investment. The US will see another inflation event towards the end of the year.
The police said that it was likely a serial rapist that was breaking into homes. Luckily everyone was home at the time. He creeped in and peeked through my roommates door. My roommate thought it was me sleepwalking and walked over and he slammed the door closed. When my roommate realized it wasn't me, he did a loud shout and a few seconds later I hear a loud thud. I get out the bedroom door to see my roommate bleeding from the head. He was injured in the scuffle but the guy ran off. I ended up leaving the state a few weeks later because it was too hard to feel safe. This was in Norfolk Virginia.
I was home invaded. Shit happens so fast that if you left the moment to go get a gun then you're fucked. That fantasy only applied to people with big houses and boring lives.
She used an example of socialism to describe the success of capitalism. The initial penicillin trials were funded by government and charitable sources, not private capital.
Overproduction of muscle sounds like the bourgeoisie vanity of fitness to me. Train for strength and with good technique, you'll need it for the revolution.
I'm more interested in the drug abuse epidemic of suburban parents. They're at home, supercharged on amphetamines, adrift on opioids, whirling in a benzo blur, and drowning in a sea of alcohol.
"This is not about punishing the poor. It's about encouraging them to lift themselves up, to strive for better, to breathe the air they themselves have harvested and to step onto the surface they themselves have earned access to.
It's about more than just surviving in today's wasteland, it's about thriving, innovating, and carving out a better future for themselves and their fellow citizens. Remember, our goal is not to make life easy for our children, but to make them strong for life." ~Some puritanical politician in the 26th century
Price controls in other countries doesn't increase the cost of care in the same ways that price controls on rent doesn't increase rent in the surrounding areas. It will decrease the amount of 'innovation' in the same way that price controls would make apartment builders hesitant to build housing in price controlled areas. But a lot of medical innovation is funded by grants of various governments (the subsidy) so it's less likely and Americans aren't exclusively bearing the burden of this cost.
When they are having an episode their delusion seems completely real to them, as if it was a matter of fact. Just focus on their emotions rather than the content of their message. If there is community mental health services in your area, communicate that they will also listen to what they have to say.
Surely this will help the upward mobility of the lower class and break the cycle of poverty. If my grandfather could buy a riverfront property by being a manager at woolsworth and retire by 53, just imagine the head-start these youngsters are going to get.
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The original chat bot guy, Joseph Weizenbaum, the guy who made Eliza, wrote a book basically about how he was surprised how people personified these things and how its a danger to the world (Computer Power and Human Reason: From Judgment To Calculation). Good book, highly recommend.