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Pretty sure that's not the case. Interfering with the voting process won't happen in your town, or even in most towns, only in carefully selected areas. To, you know, make sure eve…

And when it happens, you will advocate to bring them to court to judge on their actions a year after it happened? Would be to late then and nobody will effectively be sentenced.

The world is more complex, though: maybe people delegate thinking in some areas to be able to have more resources to think about other areas that are more relevant to them?

> water usage despite being less than golf courses, etc This sounds like a pretty good argument against golf courses. Not sure why you think this comparison put the water consumpti…

> while our niche tech bubble maybe thinking also about the potential scientific benefits of the technology While all the academic talk about benevolent AI is fascinating, it has b…

Not sure what the argument here is. I expect AI to consider fictional entities if they are semantically connected to the prompt.

No need to come up with your own definition, professionals have settled on what those terms should mean to be useful and it's not what your describe.

It is a real question, because I didn't know about the mentioned ssh attack vector. Regarding empirical data, that would certainly be interesting, not sure if RCE is the only categ…

Block from what exactly? Bad actors can and will steal identifies.

When I ask to create an image of a smartphone, it will most likely show the front and while it's turned on, even though it's not mentioned. For a person, it will add clothing. Addi…

Bad actors will stay untraceable. What specific generalized problem would you like to be solved that you advocate for such a generalized solution?

Is that more likely than getting hacked when visiting a website?

> habit is something you do habitually, that is the exact definition of the word That definition is too broad to be useful is absolutely not a definition used in the given context …

You can learn anything from books, you never needed a college for that. Except, discussing things, having somebody else grade your coursework etc., you don't get that from books or…

To be honest, if you live outside of the US the answer to that is more likely to be a liter (or less) than a gallon.

We try to iterate regarding efficiency (saying that as a neutral observation). Not sure if that works out. As often the case, sciences that don't serve as a foundation for real wor…

Nope. But I am convinced that human trafficking (young woman as well as children) is a thing in Russia and my guess would be be that its much more wide spread.

Those are good points. Seeing experts that are also experts in explaining things could just lead to a confirmation bias. I am however not convinced that having deep and broad knowl…

It should not be seen a credible source though. It can be, but that's hard to correctly judge on at scale.

To me it seems, most of the time people will skip their knowledge gaps when explaining things, convincing themselves that there are none. When you talk with a real expert on a topi…

Not sure if I understand you correctly, but future dictators try to get rid of a working jurisdiction, because they are the one that limit their power. The executive branch that th…

Not sure what you are arguing about then. That generally Canada works be better off of they joined the US? As already stated, I don't think Canadian population agrees on that. I'm …

Meanwhile, in the US people can't afford to become sick or just go bankrupt over it. Do you want to argue that both systems suck? I don't know enough about the Canadian system to j…

It's better to move step by step instead of trying to solve all problems at once. Most important things by far is that it's easy to use for the common use case of a regular android…

> As another Redditor put it, the first time Canadians would notice a difference in their lives is when they vote for said representatives. A country doesn't get attacked and invad…