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@Nicolascole77 That sentence in quotations is actually not AI, but I wrote it in another post making fun of AI to give an example of how AI sometimes writes.

@Nicolascole77 Sometimes you can't tell but if the reply is formatted like the following, there's a good chance. "It's not that AI replies are wrong — it's that they are obvious, follow the same patterns, and lack soul." Not this, that. Em dash. Rule of 3.

Terrific example of how, when people say “AI doesn’t have that human touch,” what they’re really saying is they don’t actually know what that means or how it’s reflected in the writing. They just don’t like AI. Humans can’t tell when a robot wrote it. And robots can’t tell when a human wrote it.

@catatonicsextoy @breakingbaht Playing victim and shaming men for looking equals leftist.

@breakingbaht Not sure this has anything to do with leftists

One of the games Im never going to indulge for even a second is this "avert your eyes" game with women. Everyone knows what is happening. People look at each other. It's normal. Sometimes there's a sexual related thought flying through at 100sms, most of the time not. And either is fine. At every level, leftists are attempting to moderate even the slightest aspect the normal, healthy human experience and turn it into a nightmarish dystopian fantasy novel.

@irentdumpsters Yep. He posted a picture of his kid nearly in tears for engagement and he name calls because he can't comprehend a joke you make agreeing with him. Also looks like he copies content or has a team or AI posting to his account after bitching about AI written posts.

Officially muted Nick Huber on Twitter This app is going to get so so so much better for me now

@TkeeTennessee It doesn't matter what side you are on. If everything behind the scenes came to light you would find out the side you hate is even worse than you think and your side is just as bad.

I’ve had this post pinned to my profile since early November 2024 because of what it represented to me: my daughter’s first time exercising her right to vote. My belief, despite having doubts, in the democratic process. My belief in a movement and person I felt would fight for real change. I recently unpinned it given what I am experiencing … feelings of betrayal, confusion, anger, gullibility. And instead of fellow patriots understanding these very real feelings MANY are experiencing, we are met with insults (doomer, panican, libtard) completely unwarranted and childish AF. I’ll say it again, it takes a helluva lot more courage to go against the grain than to be a simp for it. RIP to the America I longed for and tried to believe in. 😢

@IAmClintMurphy @sweatystartup Doesn't surprise me. He calls me a loser because he doesn't comprehend a joke and humiliates his upset son for clicks.

A guy on here said he sleeps better with earplugs in. What a joke. It is your duty as a man to hear what is going on in your home and protect your family at all costs. If your sleep suffers it’s because you don’t know how to sleep. Terrible habits.

@elonmusk When will it be able to take a piss for me?

Grok can watch videos for you

@hotiiofficial I do squats, leg extensions, leg curls, and calf raises. I was short on time for a few weeks and only did squats. After getting back on the routine and doing leg extensions again, my legs were excessively sore for three days.

There’s a guy at my gym who only does barbell squats on leg day. No leg press. No lunges. No leg extensions. Just squats, set after set, then he leaves. The funny part? He has some of the best legs in the entire gym. Makes you wonder. Are we overcomplicating leg days?

@baby_oftheyear @sweatystartup

@USA_Alpha76 @sweatystartup

When are they going to ban AI replies here on X? Totally worthless for everyone and hurts the user experience.

@sweatystartup Name calling over sarcasm making fun of AI lol. Not this, that. Em dash. Rule of 3.

@USA_Alpha76 Good AI reply loser

@zbitter I haven't read most of it but is it possible Attia didn't know Epstein's party lifestyle involved underage girls or anyone doing things against their will?

So turns out Peter Attia lacked a moral compass. Now that we know this to be true, it is very important to also realize there are other grifters, who also lack a moral compass, who will use Peter’s downfall to run game on you. They will do this by leveraging black and white thinking. They will reintroduce an unrelated disagreement they had with his health advice over the years, and try to convince you since he was morally wrong about his own life choices, they were correct about their unrelated disagreements. Don’t fall for it. Just because Peter was a trash human, doesn’t mean some of his detractors can’t also be trash humans. Plenty of trash to go around.

@theliverdoc This is clown shit. I learned at my doctor's office at 48 that my D was 13 and should be above 30. You think I shouldn't even have been tested because I don't meet the four criteria and should have spent the next decade slowly demineralizing my skeleton.

This is a must read. A study in the New England Journal of Medicine showed that simply following evidence-based guidelines reduced Vitamin D testing by 25.3% and saved nearly $112,000 (!!!) Vitamin D is one of the most "abused" test-and-treat practices in medicine. Low vitamin D levels are linked to a large number of diseases, but supplementing vitamin D rarely fix them. In fact, all the studies on vitamin D has been mostly neutral and largely negative. Correlation ≠ causation. Low Vitamin D is often a marker of poor health, not the driver of diseases. High Vitamin D levels often reflect a healthy lifestyle (outdoor activity, better diet, fitness). The benefit comes from the lifestyle, not just the vitamin level. When in large high quality trials (like VITAL or D2d) researchers gave vitamin D supplements to general populations, it failed to prevent cancer, heart disease, or diabetes. Sickness causes low Vitamin D, not the other way around. This thelogic of reverse causality. Vitamin D as a disease marker is like the Fire-Fighter logic. Firefighters are always found at the site of fires, but they don't cause them. Similarly, low Vitamin D is often a responder to bodily stress. Pumping up the levels artificially is like sending more firefighters. It doesn't necessarily mean they will put out the fire. "Vitamin D is associated with disease" is a story about risk markers. "Supplements prevent disease" is a claim that science mostly doesn't support. This is why fixing the number on the lab report (especially a low vitamin D) with a pill doesn't always translate to fixing the patient's health. Supplement Vitamin D only in these situations (as per guidelines). For the rest, stop wasting people's money on testing and vitamin D supplementation. [1] Children and adolescents (1–18 years) to prevent nutritional rickets and potentially reduce respiratory infections. [2] For adults with high-risk prediabetes, the guidelines suggest empiric Vitamin D supplementation. Studies (like the D2d trial analyses) suggest this may help reduce the progression from prediabetes to Type 2 diabetes. [3] In pregnant women, to lower the risk of pre-eclampsia (high blood pressure risk), intrauterine mortality (death of fetus in uterus), and preterm birth. [4] Only in older adults (75+ years) - to potentially lower mortality risk. That fatigue you feel. That hair loss you developed. That skin colour change you see. That poor sleep you experienced. That muscle pain you have and that non-specific joint discomfort you feel every week - guess what? Those are not because of a low vitamin D. Some actually develop these symptoms AFTER testing for vitamin D and finding it to be low. Stop listening to useless influencers, science illiterate nutritionists and dietitians and overconfident gym bros on social media.

@Rich_Cooper A girl with genuine burning desire for you obviously wouldn't do that but a girl who sees you as a beta would. The options are to leave her or have a life of misery with her.

Girl math. They love to complicate life & justify why. What would your advice be to him?

@MTrucksa @EricLDaugh He thinks requiring voter ID will keep the Dems from getting back in power.

so the argument is that if dems get back in power, they will use it against the Republicans. But im sure Trump is aware of that. He still believes its right. Well, the future is not here yet. but today is, and today we have a very very bad problem with govt shutdown. So we need to do things NOW to benefit NOW, not the future. If we thought like that, nothing would ever get done, always worrying about the future.

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump DOUBLES DOWN on having Senate Republicans "TERMINATE THE FILIBUSTER" - meaning the entire MAGA agenda could be passed with just 51 votes in record time. "NOT JUST FOR THE SHUTDOWN, BUT FOR EVERYTHING ELSE. WE WILL GET ALL OF OUR COMMON SENSE POLICIES APPROVED (VOTER ID, ANYONE?) AND MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! REMEMBER, THE DEMOCRATS WILL DO IT IMMEDIATELY, AS SOON AS THEY GET THE CHANCE. OUR DOING IT WILL NOT GIVE THEM THE CHANCE. REPUBLICANS, BE TOUGH AND SMART! THE DEMS ARE CRAZED LUNATICS, THEY WILL NOT OPEN UP OUR COUNTRY NO MATTER HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE IRREPARABLY HARMED!" He is going FOR BROKE.

@BowTiedVitamins There are likely plenty of valid reasons not to drink Red Bull so going after taurine is a weird choice. It's also funny seeing how many people on this site act like we should stop eating carbohydrates.

You are a clown 🤡 That study shows that cancer cells use taurine, not that taurine creates cancer. Cancer cells also heavily use glucose, but that doesn’t mean we should stop eating carbohydrates. Cancer cells are metabolic hijackers. They steal and overconsume many nutrients that healthy cells need. The broader research on taurine actually shows protective effects against cancer in normal cells via its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. Sit this one out.

@Trad_West_Art @xmjefferies I think more often than not it is through suggestion, social acceptance, and trying to fit in that young people decide they want to transition. Similar to the reasons some teens dress a certain way, join gangs, start smoking, etc.

@xmjefferies Sorry to hear that. What convinced you originally that you might be 'another gender' or could change your sex?

This is me at 20. I bound my breasts daily from 18-25. 8 years ago today, my breasts were removed. I can never get back what I have lost from going down the path of medicalisation. "Gender affirming care" didn't save my life. It ruined it.

@Mangan150 @perplexity_ai Cigarettes are horrible for you but could the trade-off of weight gain and less socialization have cancelled out the positives of less smoking?

I can think of exactly one big win for “public health” in the last 50-60 years: Less cigarette smoking. It’s difficult to find anything else to celebrate… Because population level mental and physical health has been heading in the wrong direction for several decades.

@PaulSkallas I originally read liberated as libtarded.

Reminder. All traditional patterns have collapsed. You are free to do anything and organize your life as you want. There is no pressure from any group or society or institution. The modernity project is complete. You are liberated. Many people cannot handle this truth so they make up fake statements about things "pressuring" them. It doesn't exist.

@ChrisMasterjohn Martin Seligman wrote something similar in his book Flourish. He said drugs are usually 65% effective and placebo is 45-55% so the drugs benefit over placebo is 20% at most and is usually less.

Placebos are more effective than drugs for depression. Before you stop me and say "false, drugs outperform placebos," you are correct, they do. But placebos are 40% effective and drugs 54% effective, which means that 74% of the drug's effect is explained by the placebo effect.