Yep years ago I was in a bible study, well on my way to being an agnostic already. They were going over a difficult passage and the conclusion was ‘god works in mysterious ways’. Not that I hadn’t heard that nonsense before but for some reason hearing it in that scenario was the last straw and I never went back.
I don’t think we know enough about the universe yet to be sure that cause/effect is 100% the be all end all. It sure seems like it is from where we’re standing now though, that’s for sure.
Okay now you have me interested
How does the OS work? It’s a forked Android system or something, right?
Damn dude, I just ate and this is making me hungry
I turn my right ear closer to whatever it is, not sure why though. It could be that I hear better or that’s my dominant side somehow but I do it even when what I don’t understand is something other than audible info.
On the flip side, I always feel like a real poser when I fail to open a box that looked easily openable with my hands so better safe than sorry.
Absolutely agreed - and to make matters worse, their clearly stated goals ultimately amount to replacing all of us with their AI. This deal just keeps getting better, doesn’t it?
I also think it’s really rich that at the same time they’re whining about copyright they’re trying to go private. I feel like the ‘Open’ part of OpenAI is the only thing that could possibly begin to offset their rampant theft and even then they’re not nearly open enough.
Violence was pretty common in those days. The problem with the German opposition is that they were waiting for a red line. But the nazis incrementally racheted up their actions so they didn’t recognize that red line until it was too late.
The actual impressive thing is how they managed to convince working people to actively choose against their own interests
That is an interesting thought experiment in general but I don’t think it really squares with Christian theology and the central role humanity has in it.