Today’s “AI” is just a buzz word for Machine learning code. ML has been around for a few decades and has been used in predictive analytics for those same decades.

A machine that automates a job in a factory does one thing and never changes from that. It doesn’t learn and doesn’t make adjustments. When talking about “AI” no one is talking about the robot arm in a factory that does 5 total movements and repeats endlessly.

AI also isn’t close to replacing other industries. They are both wrong.

Also AI is a buzzword. Before it was called Machine Learning (ML) and has been in use for the past two decades.

Architects and engineers are mortal enemies.

Fresh off the ozempic fields.

He’s so smart he thinks 20 moves ahead of his opponent 5 opponents from now before this opponent even knows they are scheduled to play. Thus he’s already won and there is no point scheduling the chess match.

Even if it was a graze and only had skin damage. A 78 year old will have scars and bruising.

Economics is taught in highschool. 54% read below a 6th grade level. I’d be willing to bet the 30% of the population that voted for Trump read below that.

The people addicted to apple products will just buy it even with a 100%+ tariff. To them it’s a status thing.

Also all the blood. Then no damage on the ear a few days later. 78 year olds don’t heal that fast.

It’s made up bullshit with zero evidence.

Path of exile is hard, but not at the start. Even on the first play through, most people are clearing the first boss without death. On subsequent play through you shouldn’t ever die. Elon has never actually played the game, so he has no clue.

It’s also not even close to as hard as Dark Souls. No Rest for the Wicked is more souls like ARPG.

Oh, I thought it was because he died to the tutorial boss on a game he’s supposedly pro at.

But the link between autism and vaccines was also backed by science. Despite it being false.

Then you don’t know what that term means. If the science is false, then it is fundamentally NOT backed by science.

I guess my repeating “BACKED BY SCIENCE” is not doing anything. I guess we’re done here. Especially so if your logic jump from bumper cars is take the bus, not “Don’t play bumper cars.”

No point arguing. Have a nice day.

Well that is why I added the part about a provider with proof. A provider would be able to except you from injecting bleach, because the science says it’s not safe.

Your other comment about “The downside of freedom is also the freedom to make bad choices.” I disagree. Your freedom ends when it infringes on mine. If your kid gets the flu from another kid in daycare because that parent decided “I’ll make a bad choice” now that bad choice they made is impacting your health. The same applies to vaccines. I could make the “bad choice” to play bumper cars on the freeway, but now I’d be directly impacting others lives based on my “freedom”.

Key difference there is vaccines were backed by science and bleach injections were not. Unless you count any scientific evidence of death.

force them to vaccinate.

Let’s be real here. This should be forced unless medically said otherwise by a provider with proof of allergen or other complications.

It appears the other poster is not the illiterate one.

Since inauguration it’s $11 trillion.