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Cemith posted...

1.) US is a two party system. Either Biden wins, or Trump wins. Voting third party is a waste, sorry you have to pick between old establishment Demtrist and a fascist. But, you do.

Voting 3rd party signals to both parties that you're an active voter yet neither major platforms appeal to you. A big enough base forces both parties to rethink their strategies in attempt to appeal to you. I get this is unrealistic as your individual vote means even less in deciding the presidency if you're not in a swing state, but it still sends a message. I wouldn't ever discredit voting simply to make your voice heard.

At one point, MJ owned a billion dollar music portfolio, including The Beatle's discography, and Sony was not happy about that to say the least. He was aware of the abuses of children in Hollywood and so he setup Neverland Ranch to essentially be a sanctuary for kids in that space. He was quite business savvy and ultimately had a good heart.

StealThisSheen posted...

If the person Tweeting is correct, saying that Kyle was openly pointing his gun at people BEFORE he got confronted, then... No, it probably would have been quite different.

The objective of the pictures would be to use as evidence that Kyle directly provoked Rosenbaum into chasing after him. I am interested in seeing how this new information fits in the timeline of events as that would flip the narrative and perception of Rosenbaum to say the least if the objective was met.

tremain07 posted...

I suggest you really pay attention to the characters mannerisms. Going back after beating the game really made me notice things alot more especially concerning Nagi.

This. The writing of this game, the minute details are far above TWEWY and other titles. TWEWY's character development is in your face. With NEO, it's more subtle but just as impactful.

emblem-man posted...

I just think based on the past, despite some new technology taking away a job, we tend to create new jobs or adapt current jobs based on the new tech. And as ai increases, it will take those new jobs, and new jobs will be created based on that.

I think the most terrifying image for me regarding the future of AI is the combination of AI and robotics in manufacturing. A manufacturing plant run by AI and robots doesn't need any light systems nor any need for HVAC systems; just a completely dark cold factory running 24/7.

You're referring to an old adage on history, but man... AI produces so much and can do so without human input.

https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-sci-tech/meet-devin-ai-first-autonomous-ai-software-engineer-9212537/

Here's an article of an autonomous software agent in development, taking on work for pay and solving coding problems. What's going to happen when these guys are ubiquitous in the market?

EDIT: Watching this video on Devin now,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RxbHg0Nsw0

I'm glad I'm working with people who aren't very technology savvy.