Is interpersonal relations a skill that can't be improved? I don't think that's right.

So problem that existed before AI is still a problem after AI? I really don't see where you're going with this. How does AI remove gates, as you claim?

How does AI solve this problem you claim exists that you also claim AI created?

Are you talking about macros? They were already a thing, and you already didn't have to know how to program to make one. Just hit record. Repetitive task is now a VBA script.

Personally, I wouldn't be using scripts I downloaded off the internet if I know nothing about the scripting language used.

The idea that Trump became president again because likely Harris-Walz voters stayed home is a false premise, unsupported by evidence.

There is however quite a bit of evidence in the public domain indicating the election was not legitimate.

There's no voting our way out of this.

That's awfully vague. Which tasks does AI make better for average people? Does it do it better than existing solutions?

I'm even less clear what you mean about gates closed due to skill issues, and developing less breathable ones. Could you maybe rephrase that and give some concrete examples?

I'm confused. Did you stop teaching Google Scholar and Wikipedia, and started teaching LLM prompts instead? Why would you do that?

You seem to be acknowledging that AI is all marketing hype while simultaneously falling for the hype.

Exactly what problem does AI solve or do better than existing solutions? What value does learning how to prompt LLMs provide to students?

AI companies can't even deliver on what they are promising now, but they somehow convinced you that they're the inevitable near-future.

Hey! That's the same asshole that screwed up Miami-Dade schools!

Avett Brothers aren't straight country. More of a folk-fusion band.

I've always liked the idea of Mike Patton more than his actual art, because I think he earnestly aspires to be avant-garde. But none of it spoke to me.

I know his output is prolific. What would you recommend?

We are past that. It won't work anymore.

So you're saying Tarantino is just a negative creep who publicly maligns others?

I guess that makes it better.

Democrats and Republicans work for the same people, and it's not us.
It's men who own mines and water rights and resources and weapons companies and technology companies and financialized capital.
It's Saudi royals and Russian oligarchs and Israeli leaders.
It's every single billionaire, everywhere.

You believe it was merely a mistake?

You consider reddit reliable? I don't even know what to say.