Yea their solution is doing less than nothing. That's the joke, apparently.
MotoAsh
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AGI isn't a myth, it's just never going to happen with an LLM as its core.
She... realizes it's a basic income, right? Traveling is not going to be fun or affordable unless she does it hobo style.
Asbestos is chemically inert.
Anyone who uses that as a claim of safety is not only brainless trash, but stupid too.
Ehhhh, even crappy nonstick will last years upon years as long as you do not use metal utensils or clean aggressively. (at least the kind of 'cheap' that's still somewhat maybe worth spending money on... there is always absolute made for trash garbage under capitalism...)
Cheap "modern" stuff? Still toxic. Though there are plenty of coatings that are less toxic and more robust. Not to say any, including a seasoned cast iron pan, are abuse-proof. Use metal utensils on anything, and you will damage any coating.
There is no way. He's powered by the stupidity of Americans, and Americans are VERY stupid.
Really depends on the content. Real life, recorded for TV, where there's not a ton of in focus detail? Yea it doesn't matter much. Documentary, videogame, or other content where they try to keep everything in focus? It can make a huge difference.
Though I tend to watch things on a high quality computer monitor, not a tv across the room, so details stand out a lot more in the first place.
It doesn't take an expert to think, "if they have to reload more often and cannot have easy access to tweaks like bumpstocks, they won't be able to shoot as much lead."
This isn't rocket science.
The edit was to cover an additional point I noticed. Why are you reading so much into it? You're being downvoted because you've put an attempt at a political meme into a science sub, expecting a science community to agree with politically charged topics.
Now you're jumping to conclusions about why, because surely most people don't disagree with you!
Just chill out dude. You'll have a much better time here and IRL.
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Definitely should've put a sentence or two to clarify it's just curiosity if you didn't want people attempting to read between the lines. It's not Reddit that does it, it's human beings.