Well, repost content and engage with other posts to see what that gets ya... prove it out.

Myself, I think the news reporting is lagging because real journalism takes a bit longer and that the algorithms will catch up.

I was going to mention the UKs Jonathan Ross too!

Also, the AP-- which news orgs often take as their source of truth before posting -- is reporting it. Just because it's not on social doesn't mean it isn't happening.

apnews.com/live/minneap...

You're used to seeing reposted stories like Rob Reiner's murder where news orgs simply reposted or quickly rewrote quoting People Magazine. They didn't do the work.

This is a highly sensitive event where accuracy is critical. Give it a minute & gripe if you aren't seeing more by EOD or tomorrow.

Interesting! I created an AI in 2024 to see if it could capture the nuances of a humor concept called Hokum. It couldn't, then.

AI interpretations of classical arts should be expected, but they must be clearly labeled as AI & audience feedback (positive & negative) should be fed back into the model

It's not censorship -- it's just that the Star Tribune is first out of the gate. Other credible news sources are likely verifying vs simply reposting. That's journalism.

Saw those, too! But flipped it over, saw 52% daily sodium intake and put it right back.

TY! Lots of spammy links these days so was just checking...

That doesn’t look like The Atlantic’s gift article. Where, exactly, does your link go?

And there were times when I'd run jobs over from my dad's shop to the News Press. Over to an incredibly beautiful Spanish Mediterranean building where I could feel the energy crackle each time I stepped inside.

I didn't have words for it as a child, but the energy of purpose felt like a pathway.

I get it!

When my grandpa died, Grandma sold his 1969 sky blue Karmann Ghia rather than deal with kids and grandkids who weren't craven about it but... yeah, wanted it.

There's something about VWs from that era. I still look for Grandpa's Ghia.