Computer scientist who enjoys learning. I would love to think about any thought or problem or issue or interesting thing you are thinking about. I find everything fascinating and think everything is worth investigating!
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I think the solution to anxiety is to follow a foolproof system that neatly avoids the problem. I believe in this plan
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see what you get on this quiz about your risk of joining a cult. please answer honestly, not what you wish were true of you!
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sometimes the heart's like !!!!!!!! and there's nothing you can do about it
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It is not, although that’s how it started.
Look me straight in the eyes and tell me your current music taste isn’t what your father played in the car when you were a kid.
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The world would *not* be more peaceful if women were world leaders, where do people get this stupid idea from
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I think the only thing that should be replaced by AI/ChatGPT are people in STEM. I don't see much value in your career or existence when a machine will do it better.
The person who wrote this almost certainly doesn’t know what they’re saying, but this is actually a good point.
A lot of STEM jobs revolve largely around information and decision making. These roles are critical in advanced economies, but don’t actually make or produce or provide anything, they just manage and optimise the distribution of resources. Ideally, with perfect information technology (IT), you wouldn’t need a person to do this, you could have a computer do it, and the people would be freed up to make more stuff that can be managed automatically.
I don’t know whether this would improve our roles in the word or not though. Human biology is a fascinating machine, and I hope we won’t be relegated just to acting as cheap machines on farms and in shops. My hope is that the decision making overall will be left to a human, and people will work as directors.
This won’t happen for a long time though. AI is not good enough or trustworthy enough. For now, I think abstract jobs are safe.
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its really funny when people are like no you don't understand this asian country has drastically different conceptualizations of masculinity to the west the American mind could not even comprehend it and then their examples are like "men in alternative subcultures like to dye their hair and wear makeup sometimes" and "wealthy men in urban areas care about fashion"
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