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If nobody understands them, why would I watch this video - Either he also doesn't understand them, therefore why would I watch? Or he does understand them, in which case the title …

What do you believe? The news?

They know that sometimes it's not windy, and they know about night.

Maybe you can explain it for we non German speakers.

Who shall we sacrifice for the greater good? Shall we sacrifice one child for two elderly? One healthy adult for two sick?

> shouldn't you always decide to help the most people? no.

Don't read clickbaity headlines and scan hacker news five times faster.

Yes it's so easy - Just tell the butler to put it on charge when you arrive home.

And I don't think social media is a net positive for 16 year olds.

languagejones has a good overview in this video https://youtu.be/xdpvR3kaXaQ?si=dcNS-3VcH8AMU7dt

Yes, that's what social media is - a battle ground for nudging opinions.

> my diagnosis was free As long as you don't factor in your taxes.

spoilers

"Don't ask questions, just consume submission and then get excited for next submission"

I've not read and am instead trusting Betteridge's law of headlines.

Don't tell me what I remember.

> London specifically, AFAIK after midnight has no tube service If only such things were googleable.

That's not everything that's wrong.

> uncensored news. Get a load of this guy

Well it's not backed by anything, so governments can just print more of it, devaluing all the existing holdings of that currency.

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Yes the AI would be much easier to train.

> Let me tell you what you do or do not know.

If only we had more than one datacenter.

Credit for not assuming to know the reader by saying something like "Sci-fi books that you've never heard of!". I now routinely block youtube channels that do such things.