They didn’t say that they were making a good decision voting against Dems, just that it was a decision.

Yes, a bad decision, but that shouldn’t need to be said to anyone with regularly firing neurons.

I had no idea, I don’t really think of my family as having dark hair - but our hair is brown. Why are blonde hair follicles unaffected by laser treatment?

Edit: it seems like it’s less to do with them being unaffected and more to do with how the targeting system for the lasers work? That seems like something that could be improved one day.

I always forget that different hair types (not really sure about the terminology) have completely different needs, thanks for the information.

If you’re interested in dealing with them once and for all, there are treatments (I think they use lasers) that will kill the hair follicles and prevent them from growing hair anymore.

My mom had it done on her legs and she hasn’t had to shave since, not sure how expensive it is but it might be worth looking.

The only thing I hoped for in that match was for Tyson to smack the living shit out of Jake. That would have been the best outcome. That being said it was never going to end as anything other than Jake running around the ring.

Every single one of these “old vs young” fights is only meant to drive conversation about boxing. It’s a marketing ploy, not only that it’s working. Incredibly well. To say that Jake Paul is the face of boxing is not an understatement. It is a sad indication of where the sport has fallen.

That being said, they still fucking hit each other. Call it a hard sparring match, whatever. Barrios vs Ramos was solid.

It’s only staged in the sense that it’s a 27 year old boxing a 58 year old. They still hit each other, it’s not like the punches were fake.

Not the OC.

The only thing that makes me question the validity of the video is the ladder.

Is it made of solid iron? Or is there some kind of weight distribution in the frame connected to the bus (or whatever that thing is) that’s offsetting the probaby 300ish lbs that man is? Am I missing something here or is that weird?

That’s what happens when you’re trained to recognize buzz words as a strategy for defending yourself against idealogies you disagree with. Not defending yourself because you’re right, but because it keeps you from being exposed too much to what the other thinks. It’s easier to paint things “good, bad”, file them away and go on with your day.

It isn’t that they think censorship is good, it’s that they’re trained to censor themselves. This is just late stage social media brainrot taking full effect, among other things.

I would not attribute that to Newsom, personally.

Well yes, AI as we know it. What he’s saying that there’s reason to believe certain advancements can be made that would put AI in a place capable of competing with human intelligence.

AI as we know it now is not what he’s referring to.

Edit: Also, logically, if we keep things centered on strict circumstances (like performing repetitive tasks) then there are absolutely people who exist that an AI could outperform. That is a simple reality of having limiting disabilities.

You’re right.

What better way to show that he’s unhinged by slowly breaking the facade he’s cultivated and watching him squirm/lash out?

He’s losing his money.

He’s losing his image.

We just have to pray he loses the election, I think that will be the final nail in the coffin (alongside things like the criminal cases coming to their obvious conclusions).

AI like this will likely need to be trained from person to person.

If you’ve been paying attention to his decisions and the state of California, like at all, you’d know Newsom was never one of the good ones. He just puts on the face like he is.

You are the pigeon, my guy.

Probably? I do love me some calebcity. Could have imprinted.

“Oh god! My vital organs!”

Humor is a very common coping mechanism.

On cap, no god.

Right guys?

My favorite is on cap, no god.

Yes, but Jobs had a very rare type of cancer, neuroendocrine. One that was, apparently, much easier to treat because it grows very slowly. He was diagnosed, could have gotten a surgery and dealt with what the doctors called a “shadow” on his pancreas. He decided, instead, that he would opt for more holistic treatments. 9 months later, he opts for modern treatments. At this point it was too late.

Pancreatic cancer survival rate is so low because it’s usually caught when things are too late, as there are usually no symptoms when it’s treatable. Job’s not only had the easier version of pancreatic cancer to deal with, he also caught it at the literal perfect time. The only reason he died was because he decided that he knew better.