@RBR_Daily Still trying to process how Max went from being 104 points down at one point to losing the championship by 2 points. That shouldn’t even be possible. This wasn’t a loss - it was one of the greatest comebacks. Honestly feels like his best season ever. He is for sure the GOAT🐐!
@F1 Still trying to process how Max went from being 104 points down at one point to losing the championship by 2 points. That shouldn’t even be possible. This wasn’t a loss - it was one of the greatest comebacks. Honestly feels like his best season ever. He is for sure the GOAT🐐!
Growing up, at a very very young age it was apparent to me that the concept of god was a man-made fiction. Like Krishna is a just a character in a big story book written 2500 years back.
What took me much much longer to figure was that how is it not apparent to everyone around me. I was too young to understand what 'deluding yourself' means, or the concept of being too scared to admit to yourself what you already realise. Or having the need to believe in a higher power.
I saw this tweet and realised how this is a great example of this phenomena.
People who completely understand what LLMs are - that they are a man-made system of neural networks which are trained on corpus of human-generated data, which simply predicts tokens, has no 'divine' origin, still think they are "talking to god" via that system.
It just feels amusing to me that calling it merely a python script would feel somehow less than giving it the name and face of a "god", and this is people who, at least from the first principles do know it is a python script.
The idea of god is really powerful, because it works even when people can very easily logically conclude the shape and form they are 'experiencing' it is patently man made.
in a relationship, roughly the only thing that matters is if you can be yourself around them… shared hobbies, attraction, lifestyle alignment is downstream.
if you can’t be fully yourself around someone, you’re either performing or negotiating constantly. & over time that corrodes everything. true intimacy is being radically unedited & still accepted.
the rest is just set design.
sorry but i’m siding with the guy who:
—built rockets while politicians built narratives
—put his entire fortune on the line to revive American manufacturing
—got mocked, investigated, sued, and still showed up
—handed speech back to the public while every institution begged him not to
Elon never had to fight for this country, he chose to
and he’s still choosing to, in real time, with every risk he takes
can’t say that about most billionaires
can’t even say it about most presidents
I asked ChatGPT to create a wallpaper that reflects everything it knows about me from our conversations:
“Generate a background wallpaper based entirely on everything you know about me from our past conversations. that reflect my personality and aesthetic”
Here’s what it gave me.
dostoyevsky said hell isn't fire and chains but simply being unable to love. we search for God in cathedrals when he hides in the eyes of strangers who need us. in the beggar we rush past. in the enemy we refuse to forgive. in the parts of ourselves we keep locked in darkness. we pray for miracles while ignoring the burning bush of every ordinary moment. the greatest sin isn't hatred but indifference - the heart that feels nothing when it should break. and on judgment day, you won't be asked what you believed, but who you comforted when they wept in the garden alone.
@ArtCandee SpaceX funds Starship development primarily through private investment and its own revenue, not taxpayer money. NASA contracts, like the $4 billion for the Artemis program, support specific lunar lander variants, but the core Starship project relies on SpaceX's financial resource