People can be convinced they committed a crime that never happened (2015)
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People can be convinced they committed a crime that never happened (2015)
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#3Simone wielding AI nefariously will eventually use this tidbit about human nature to terrible effect.
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#4Simone wielding AI nefariously will eventually use this tidbit about human nature to terrible effect.
What a terrifying thought that is.
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#9> ~70+ %
I wonder if this is an inherent brain bias thing, leaving some more susceptible than others.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
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It is possible to care about multiple issues simultaneously. Saying it's demented to care about one person being wronged because other, totally different people are wronged is a bit selfish. It's okay to have a purpose that you believe in, but the world isn't black and white.