pasta time

It's herbal medication with the same physical effects as the prescription medication, resulting in the same risks and side effects while being much harder to dose safely.

According to fox entertainment this is who we should be afraid of. I didn't know who Francesca Hong was 10 minutes ago but thankfully now I'm aware of this monster and her monsterous policies

I’m glad I’m at least in charge of cleaning… I’m the kind of dog who needs to be useful…

Remember to eat, my loves! There's a whole world of delicious joy awaiting you! X

AI will kill a lot of mostly poor people through normal boring means like resource deprivation (most notably water and electricity), stupid mistakes (vehicle accidents, medication accidents, etc.), and being turned into military technology. It is not part of a Vast Conspiracy to Permanently Destroy Human Critical Thinking, turning us into Mindless Zombies, and then being used to Kill Us All. It's not exciting enough for that. And the solutions aren't exciting culture wars, either; they're long, boring campaigns of politics and legislation, all very monotonous work.

Maybe I'm just jaded but I've seen way too many panics about things "destroying critical thinking". Search engines destroyed critical thinking and mobile phones destroyed critical thinking and wikipedia destroyed critical thinking and religion destroyed critical thinking and Sparknotes destroyed critical thinking and teaching annotated Shakespeare in high school (that is, Shakespeare written in books that has footnotes explaining the jokes and historical references) destroyed critical thinking and letting kids to book reports on things written after 1980 destroyed critical thinking and adults watching kid's cartoons destroyed critical thinking and whatever random youtuber the person complaining hates the most destroyed critical thinking. I dunno mate I think that the concept of critical thinking is a bit more robust than that. There's always going to be people who mindlessly use whatever tool they have without analysing things properly -- I myself have shared my fair share of clickbait articles without tracking down the info sources. But none of these things "destroyed critical thinking". That was the amount of critical thinking that those people were inclined to do anyway. Your mum asking chatGPT how to cook a chocolate cake, following patently stupid instructions and then getting confused that the cake is shit has not lost her capacity for critical thinking. She's just trusting a gimmick app too much and couldn't be bothered tracking down a more trustworthy recipe.