everyone's motivation to learn new languages goes down by at least 10x when they pick up the lingua franca

to brits and americans this happens from birth

Well watching it at 1.5-2x and skipping over the boring bits means I can get through it faster than playing it myself

Or alternatively leave it in the background if I have something else not-very-brain-involving to do

had this with a VN let's player I liked

cases

I would argue Deus Ex Machina wasn't a more impressive AI safety movie (maybe at the time, not now)

Haven't gotten around to Don't Look Up tho

wait what are the better ones?

I just hate explaining things with a high inferential distance, especially to people who don't know what inferential distance is to begin with

B, doing A just feels wrong for me. Though I also kinda use all three of she/they/he semi-randomly sometimes, or in certain circumstances

I think if you forked 100 timelines of me at age 16, not all of them would have decided on transitioning in the long run

Wouldn't not having a model just lead to typical minding by default

People learned to associate themselves with families, tribes, cities... Why not continue that trend with a conglomeration of cities that speak approximately the same language and call it a nation?

Played it with guide, worth it either way