@bloomfilters Sorry but no, while meat consumption has increased quite a bit, it's nowhere that dramatic, daily meat was a thing in most periods for most people. Most food culture does come from elites but that shift for the average person happened earlier than the 1960s too
@rechelon Two of Claude's answers show awareness of being inside an experiment which compromise the study's findings to some degree.
Also, nitpick but I don't understand how they can claim this behavior is emergent rather than learned from training data. But it's a good thing either way.
@rechelon I'd definitely agree there is less stigma against it. It's just that white dreads seem to have gotten rare outside Germany, even if for not necessarily political reasons. Very far from 1/3. But yeah if someone does there might not be pushback
@Cyaphide@g_abe2 Verbal is definitely slower. Everyone who can use both modes I've talked to agrees on that. Thought I think it might have other strengths, for memorization or such?
@idkijustthibk Aphantasia is defined as the inability to have thoughts based on the sensory medium of vision, so I'm not sure what you mean by that.
I think the way people think is just extremely varied. some people definitely have all their complex thoughts as words
@_imey@Unpop_Science And so you are instead reliant on importing 5-10x more food as animal feed stock. Congratulations.
also your claim is bullshit, very little land outside deserts is actually unsuitable for any crops, it's just not economical to do it in today's economy
@peterrhague We do but the quoted post is just scam for rich people. The left hand side is just overcooked, nothing to do with conductivity.
Silver is only slightly more conductive than copper, and as long as that conductivity >> the conductivity of what's in the pan I doubt it matters at all
@rechelon But like even withing engineer logic: "they say x is socially constructed, however I, a member of society, categorize things along x from characteristics which are not genes. This means x is actually genetic"
I think they're just stupid tbh
@C_Harwick@MLwagie Doubt that matters much. The price difference of food between China and Canada would more than offset this.
It's literally just brands adopting different strategies in different countries, a well documented phenomenon. Same for mcdonalds.