So far, during the first few hours of using Astra, I find it very good for analyzing and solving complex problems that I need to solve and do planning to move forward, and I find it much better for the task then it was Fable 5 (not 5.1, because I canceled my subscription before it was released).
So far, there are no formal studies on the Lindsay Clancy case, but look at this gender split based on random street interview data... It's insane.
85% of men and only 25% of women think she is guilty and criminally responsible for the deaths of the children she strangled.
Meanwhile, 15% of men and 75% of women think she is not guilty.
This isn't just some women, or a few women that are delusional in this case... It's the supermajority: 75% of women who cannot reason beyond their emotions. This divide is on both sides of the aisle: liberals and conservative women.
This is one of the most stark differences we've ever seen between men and women when it comes to opinion polling...
The 15% of men... well, they are the kind of people who worship the ground that women walk on... the 'believe all women' simps.
Essentially your statement is correct, but it is only one of the things in the chain that keeps the system in balance and on the basis of which civilization survives.
The human race (and therefore women) will cease to exist without many things:
- air to breathe
- water to drink
- men to reproduce
and many, many more things.
@lydiahallie Too late.
I'm no longer an Anthropic user. And I was from the time Claude Code appeared until August when I gave up on the unfulfilled promises for Mythos that I'd been waiting for since the first announcement...
I see this through the lens of life itself. Some of us are born beautiful, some of us are born sharp - those are simply the cards we are handed. What happens next depends on the world we grow up in. In a place where every day is about survival, the mind is shaped by necessity. In a place of abundance, the same mind can spend its hours gathering skills and knowledge. We are rarely aware of the gifts we were given so freely. Beauty, intelligence, time - most of us never notice them until much later, if we notice them at all. And even that awareness is not evenly distributed. It, too, is a product of circumstance.
@mark_k That's what I thought when Mythos was announced and waited until they gave us Fabos and then nerfed it.
But yeah, I've slowed down now waiting for Astra.
@jun_song Post labor economics cannot be based on today's standards. Something will change. The only thing that is certain is that no change of that type has gone smoothly.
Men’s uncontrolled actions are constrained by law. If they don’t control themselves, they answer for it.
Women remaining loyal to their feelings is different because the outcome of their vote cannot be sanctioned. In the Lindsay case women themselves said they can react at any time because of hormones. When that happens, they are not forming a logical judgment - they are reacting.
Men and women do not make decisions the same way. Your reply did not refute that. It only defended feelings with a new claim about “not all women” and “what about men.” That still leaves the original problem untouched: a political choice driven by unaccountable emotion has no equivalent check that men’s actions have under the law.
Men's voices are conscious decisions - good or bad. Women can also make conscious decisions, good or bad. The problem is when, under the influence of hormones, women turn off logical thinking and act according to their feelings, which have nothing to do with reality. Thus, they support murderers even though common sense tells them that they are bad people, but they are simply true to their feelings. And such an approach leads to ruin, as you can see from the case of Linzi.
I doubt that any company today is throwing money away. Those days are over.
The only companies that use this resource without restrictions are companies that are primarily concerned with protection, because their failure would kill their reputation. All other companies still have ROI as a parameter that must be positive for development to make sense.
Driving around Austin, Texas with my 5-year-old and 8-year-old when we spotted a driverless Tesla Cybercab in the wild.
So naturally… we started chasing it.
My kids grabbed the phone and filmed the whole thing.
This is literally their footage.
And then it hit me…
They may be two of the youngest kids in the world to ever see a driverless Cybercab operating on public roads.
Something they would not see today if they were at school today.
I don’t think they fully understand how big this moment is yet.
They just see a cool car driving itself.
But this is the world they’re going to grow up in.
A world where cars drive themselves, Robotaxis pick you up, and transportation looks completely different from what Daddy grew up with.
To me, this feels like the future.
To them, it might just feel normal.
One day they’ll look back at this video and realize they were there when that future was just beginning.