Pete

Data analyst | Maths and physics student | Occasionally building in-between

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"The good old days"
#midjourneyV4

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@Object_Zero_ Where did 40 years come form on the left chart if the range starts at 10 and ends at 60?

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@pshs04 interesting

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@Alevetto07 Oh

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@dennis_asberg @AlchemyAmerican @DrBeaVillarroel Very excited to see this, Jesse's doing great work

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@tupacabra We've all been there

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If you are sane by today's standards you are a confirmed inside-the-box thinker. Boring in the eyes of history.

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@cobie We are so back

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@TechDev_52

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@4211i @joebarnard Thanks MVP

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@ZachWarunek This worked. This is the first post from you I've ever seen

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@Jayyanginspires The dilemma is that we can't afford for people to stop training their brain and offload all thinking to AI either.

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@XanadanX @angelwakingup2 @Baconator098 @RockChartrand That's interesting. I assume you mean by taking the best bits and leaving out the worst from these systems. Then after a while of this process arent we back to something resembling centrism?

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@XanadanX @angelwakingup2 @Baconator098 @RockChartrand To an extent because if you don't pay your taxes you go to jail. But the more extreme the economic model, the more authority is required to keep it going. Most western nations are central so require less authority. Capitalism actually helps the population serve themselves.

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@XanadanX @angelwakingup2 @Baconator098 @RockChartrand They do have to be authoritarian because at nation state scales humans can't cooperate in the same way they do at sub 150 people communities. It takes authority to redistribute the resources

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@slimbo_klice @siimland This makes sense, especially as a lot of those carbs can be gels i.e sugar

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Wait a second, saving money is one thing but saving purchasing power involves risk. Saving money seems safer but is a guaranteed loss of purchasing power. Investing seems riskier but is the only way of preserving purchasing power. It's tough out there

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@AlecStapp People really should be better at extrapolating this kind of establishment groupthink to today, and realising we are the idiots of right now - it will take someone absolutely insane to move the needle

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@IterIntellectus There are no adults in the room. Act accordingly

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It seems like everywhere I look there is evidence that we, as a whole, are in self sabotage mode.