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i guess you can say that i hate women (who can't properly articulate meanings and intentions and who are a hypocrite) cth: baru kemarin2 dirilis fitur "edit image" di twitter, dinasehatin org utk berhati2, eh, cewe2 malah kepanasan. org ngomong A, yg didengar Z LOL

sometimes they do be like this, and sometimes i can't help but roll my eyes

WHO THE FUCK PUT ONIONS HERE!?!?!? 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

I DID NOT EXPECT MY HEART BEING CAUGHT BY THIS SERIES, THE SAME WAY THE AGENCY "CAUGHT" HINAGIKU AND SAKURA LMAOOOOOOOO (even though it's still the first 2 episodes)

just first episode (Agents of the Four Seasons), and it's already jerking my tears, i hate it so much 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 kidding, i love it so much lol

i did not expect this one-time simple remark to blow up this much and trigger some people lol

okay, this allegory is scarily accurate LMAOOO

Imo vous n'êtes pas forcément une merde si votre conclusion c'est de voter rouge Mais si vous votez rouge uniquement parce que vous estimez que c'est la chose que tout le monde fera, vous vous voilez la face

not bad for a copypasta material

@aakashgupta it's not AI and it's not that serious😭

Bacteria that respire electricity off metal already exist. The real mechanism is somehow wilder than Eduardo's AI render. Geobacter sulfurreducens grows protein nanowires made of stacked heme cytochromes that conduct current over micrometer distances. The bacterium uses them to respire by transferring electrons directly onto iron oxides and electrodes. It forms biofilms up to 130 micrometers thick on anode surfaces. The entire metabolism runs on moving electrons onto solid metal. Live cultures get pulled off iron pipe infrastructure where the bacteria had been slowly corroding the metal for years. The bacteria were the corrosion. Shewanella oneidensis pulls the same trick through a different architecture. It encodes 41 distinct c-type cytochromes that form an electron transfer chain spanning the cell membrane to the outside world. Hook a colony to a platinum electrode and you can watch the metabolism on an oscilloscope. Voltage as breath. The same organism can respire onto Fe³⁺, Mn⁴⁺, U⁶⁺, or Cr⁶⁺. It breathes uranium. The technical name is extracellular electron transfer. Labs at UMass Amherst, UC Irvine, and Yale run cultures on conductive surfaces and read their respiration as current. A company called Aquacycl already sells commercial microbial fuel cells that treat industrial wastewater by harvesting electrons from these bacteria as they eat. Eduardo's fungus needed humans to build power lines first. Iron-respiring bacteria predate atmospheric oxygen on this planet by hundreds of millions of years. The electricity-eating organism already evolved. Eduardo just gave it a scale and a body the AI can render.

@HikanowaGuild @DeusDosTanques @a61268232247673 @AmeliaTweeMe @Kingflamealot @KuroSekaiAnime @wattanokomi arguably pretty much the same way blue guys are responsible for risking their lives, for the chance of everyone's survival if you choose to think that blue guys are vain, that's your own choice

@HikanowaGuild @DeusDosTanques @a61268232247673 @AmeliaTweeMe @Kingflamealot @KuroSekaiAnime @wattanokomi *red gives everyone the choice to life, at the possible expense of other people's deaths i think the irony is, i don't need to make you responsible for the actions someone else made for themselves. because you made it for yourself

Let me break this down >People will press blue >its inevitable >Pushing red sacrifices these people but saves you >clicking blue saves everyone with risk > 50% is a small requirement > So as many people as possible should press blue to save everyone > clicking red is selfish

okay, it's a bit scary and silly that some people can just think "everyone can and will press the red button" even i am not that naive to think that every single one of +8B people will think of and do one and the same thing

that's the caliber of the radiance's union, or something similar

oh, this is interesting, because some people appear to terribly misunderstand this. whether it was an actual misconception, or it actually hints their subconscious selfishness, it's hard to say, tho

@HikanowaGuild @DeusDosTanques @a61268232247673 @AmeliaTweeMe @Kingflamealot @KuroSekaiAnime @wattanokomi as opposed to blue button which simply allows everyone to live, which just needs more than 50%. like, you just let them live, end of story

@HikanowaGuild @DeusDosTanques @a61268232247673 @AmeliaTweeMe @Kingflamealot @KuroSekaiAnime @wattanokomi this hypothetical scenario doesn't consider "if people wished for death, they should get it" whatsoever. let's not get stupidly sidetracked if anything, red button can put you in responsibility of someone's death, you must have 100% of people press red to avoid that

@Vi_El_VT @DeusDosTanques @HikanowaGuild @a61268232247673 @AmeliaTweeMe @Kingflamealot @KuroSekaiAnime @wattanokomi "everyone on earth takes a private vote" seems to throw the "just don't play" option out of window

@DeusDosTanques @HikanowaGuild @a61268232247673 @AmeliaTweeMe @Kingflamealot @KuroSekaiAnime @wattanokomi Every single one of you is stupid The thought experiment is about free will And none of you have it The only way to win is not to play Who says that you have to press the button? Nobody Nothing happens... if no one presses the button Instead you choose to divide by choice