I personally ate excessive tech use in cars. Car makers will end up changing a premium for low-tech model versions of their cars for people like me, lol.

About populism, racism, immigration, etc, we also have those issues, but politics is still not as polarised as in the US, so you can have a conversation about that. Ah, you also get easily sued for defamation, so spreading total lies is not a common thing.

As a European, assuming you get a working visa somehow, it would be very difficult for you to get a job without speaking the local language fluently. There are exceptions, like Poland, though. Language fluency is also fundamental if you want to get out of the expat circle.

In italy it's mandatory because of building regulations.

My wife ended up in ER with a swollen eye and lip because a cyclist hit her on the pedestrian area. It happens all the time. I risked something similar a few weeks ago. Pedestrian are for pedestrian, fullstop. I think there are ways it can be enforced.

Hard to judge without seeing the initial prompt, but you should try to give precise instructions and set boundaries. I found LLMs able to carry out complex instructions if well crafted.

We don’t live in a neutral marketplace of ideas. We live in an attention economy shaped by algorithms, tribal identity, outrage incentives, and profit models that reward engagement over accuracy.

There's one in London too.