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Here’s your citation: http://beatty.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/court-reverses-unlawful-renaming-and-halts-shutdown-of-kennedy-center-reaffirming-the-rule-of-law

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Everyone is going through shit. And it doesn't make it okay for them to treat others badly, but it also sometimes makes it difficult for them to recognize that they're treating you badly, like the person on the phone with 9-11 who no longer realizes that he's telling the operator about his day and not answering questions. When your friend of ten years who has a new boyfriend suddenly starts being a massive bitch to you about your weight maybe she's just being a cunt, or maybe she's internalized some bullshit. You don't have to take that, but you Can go "Hey, what the fuck?" And that is often more helpful than you realize. It is easy to assume that someone who does something cruel is acting with intent, but especially in cases where someone's behavior changed in a short span of time, they aren't, any more than the person who is convinced the beanbag chair is going to fix them.

most often, these jobs require licensure and/or involvement in a professional organisation, like doctors, lawyers, accountants and others. that license, and often letters after your name, signify to the public that you've got the required knowledge and experience to present yourself as an authority on a topic.

so, a cardiologist is presenting themselves as an authority on medical matters relating to the heart. a patent attorney is presenting themselves as an authority on a specific area of intellectual property law. a cpa is presenting themselves as an authority on certain financial matters, usually accounting, auditing, and/or taxation.

this is backed up by the license given by the licensing group where a person lives. essentially, your state, province, country, whoever is issuing the license is saying 'we've vetted this person's credentials and they're someone whose advice you can trust.'

if you're going through school and getting by with consulting ai constantly, how can i, as a person with no knowledge or experience in the field, possibly trust you to advise me? how will i know if you're telling me something real or something hallucinated by ai? how will i even know you did it in the first place? maybe your answer is a gleeful, 'you won't.'

you're right, i won't. you'll keep being right up until the moment my house falls down because you didn't bother to do the thinking in your architectural courses, or the math equations in your construction degree, and let ai pass the class for you.

if you do not gain the knowledge yourself, your authority will fail your clients. and when that happens—and if you're relying on ai for schoolwork, it will happen—they'll be in a position to sue you. they will quite possibly be successful. and there goes your professional reputation. it doesn't seem like a big deal, but losing your license or certification, or having it suspended or any other disciplinary action is often a matter of public record, because people who seek out advice from licensed professionals generally have the right to know the character of the professional they're using. so even one instance of a poor outcome, depending on how catastrophic, could end an entire career path. a lot of this stuff isn't just 'oh, i'll pick it up on the job,' because the degree teaches you the thinking framework that your colleagues will use. and if you don't do the work, you can't build the frame.

He didn't do it.

The cops very clearly planted evidence on him because they had to make an arrest because all eyes were on them and whoever actually did the deed was making them look stupid.

Why would the real killer hero have kept the weapon on his person and traveled two states over while carrying it and a manifesto in his bag, conveniently turning the crime into a federal matter? The same guy whose bag they found in a park, filled with monopoly money? Why did the police turn off their bodycams, take Luigi's stuff, drive a block away, turn their bodycams back on, go back into the restaurant, and then arrest him?