Being "in a meeting" with "coworkers" seems to me a similar humiliation, I’d say especially if you’re living in an "elite human capital" capital. Have some guts and go for a passionate life or let it pass over you but pretending like this middle management striving thing means anything more than the people who just go back home to SC or OKC is just pathetic.
@autoadmitdotcom Did you generate this with a prompt "midwit who is convinced they have secretly been smart the whole time writes a reflection on Law school"
@arctotherium42 Fails to mention the terror group is supported and led by undercover UK intelligence services as part of a false flag specifically to foment anti-right sentiment in the show. And they (the intel agency) are the villains who are found out by the heroes
The thing is is that I am convinced by the analysis of a lot of the chip guys that scaling isn’t even a third of the way through what is feasible and we have a lot of capability that will be getting un hobbled before 2032. I’m sure it will sigmoid out somewhere but it seems like that will be far beyond human capability in the modal case. I just feel that there is a big chance something occurs that is going to derail this or render it less transformative somehow.
I can’t say why but I must believe it to be true because I’ve made very little change in decision making outside of investment allocations. Theoretically I should be making much riskier decisions in this crunch time but I’m not either because there’s something that will block it that I can perceive but not understand that is turning down my prob(AGIsoon) or I’m experiencing some kind of future shock. Weird feeling tbh.
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