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[🅶🅾🆁🅺 @Raclure03]

C'est pas facile tous les jours d'être un monstre ...

[AYi @AYi_AInotes]

马斯克在最新的访谈里聊到 AI 抢走所有工作时，用了一个极其温柔、但也极其残酷的比喻。
他说：未来人类的工作，大概率会变成园艺。
你根本不需要自己在后院种番茄和土豆，超市里买到的永远比你自己种的更快、更便宜、品相更稳定。

但今天依然有很多人在阳台种花、在院子里拔草，甚至花一整个下午为朋友做一顿自己种出来的晚餐。

这件事在纯粹的工业效率上毫无意义，但它带着一种人类之间独有的温度。

很多人聊到 AI 替代人类，第一反应永远是恐慌、失业、降薪、社会阶层崩塌。

但马斯克推演到了一个完全反直觉的终局：
当 AI 和具身智能把人类在生产力上的最后一滴汗水都彻底碾压之后，劳动的定义本身被击碎了。
过去几千年，人类是通过有用性来确立自我价值的。
你能搬砖、能算账、能写代码、能做报表，你被按月支付薪水，你的尊严建立在社会需要你干活的基础上。
但当 AI 在任何一项具体任务上都比人类做得更好、成本更低时，有用性就不再是稀缺品了。
这时候人类不会灭绝，人类会集体进入一种被迫的退休状态。
就像那些退了休却过得极度充实的老人一样，他们每天早起练字、下棋、养花、钓鱼，没有一件事情是在给社会创造 GDP，但每个人都活得自得其乐。
未来所有的实用性工作，都会被自动化彻底吃掉。
而那些效率最低、最耗时间、最不划算的非标动作，反而会成为人类精神生活里最后的奢侈品。
写一封手写信、亲手烤一块面包、花三个月陪孩子搭一个歪歪扭扭的树屋，这些事情的价值恰恰在于它们是低效的、笨拙的，并且充满了人类自己的真实痕迹。
机器负责解决生存的效率，人类退回生命本身的体验。

所以这里有一个很重要的问题值得我们思考，如果未来你做任何事情都不再能换来超越机器的报酬，你今天真正该想清楚的是：
剥离掉靠打工换来的社会身份之后，你到底靠什么让自己感到快乐？

[Julia Chowdhury @juliacoder0]

Importantce Of Sex Position In Conception.👇

[Nature Motion @nature_motion]

Experiments prove pigs 🐖 are actually way smarter than dogs 🐕

[Nick Collins @nickcollins1953]

At the end of the Ice Age, the sea rose 120 metres and drowned 25 million square kilometres of inhabited coast.

An area larger than Europe.

Nearly every culture on earth still remembers it.

Episode 2 of The True Cradle.

1/41 🧵

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

The business outlook for software is uncertain and AI has raised costs dramatically with a) massive 4-fold increase in server prices which we need for data centers b) AI usage increasing rapidly, leading to much higher expenses, which we are trying to control.

On top of that is the challenging geopolitical backdrop.

We have cut down on our marketing budget. We have also told our employees that we cannot have our usual pay increase this year. I have apolgized for not being able to avoid this.

We will work hard to avoid mass layoffs but the outlook for software jobs in general is grim. We have not been growing our employee count for 18 months now.

Most of our employees understand the situation. I am thankful to them.

We are in the middle of reinventing ourselves. The next 3-5 years will decide how our reinvention has worked. Please pray for us 🙏

[S૯ცค @sebastia_me]

El efecto Rubin demuestra que la mente no puede procesar dos objetos en el mismo espacio visual a la vez. Cuando el sistema óptico define qué es figura, descarta el resto como simple fondo

[Cloister World @cloisterworld]

@Politicalbua Community events should be done in community halls.

[daedalus @BasedDaedalus]

sam killed it ngl

[Cloister World @cloisterworld]

@jcrabtree Modern Indians are bunch of variety of failures.

[Jasveer Singh @jasveer10]

Indian parents, don’t send your kids to a rich school if you’re not rich.

Don’t stretch your finances just to put your child into the most expensive school you can possibly afford. The right school is not necessarily the richest school.

You don’t need to become poorer to feel poor, you only need to change your comparison group. A great school means nothing if your child feels poor every single day.

Parents compare schools. Kids compare themselves with other kids. That’s the part parents completely miss.

The parent thinks, I gave my child more than I could afford. The child thinks, My parents gave me less than everyone around me. Both can experience the exact same childhood and remember it completely differently.

You’re paying lakhs to make your child feel poor every day, your expensive school destroying your child’s confidence.

Now imagine those kids are being picked up in BMWs and your child is being picked up in a Maruti. Your child may tell you - “Papa, don't bring the car to the school gate, park a little further away I'll walk there”

Why? Because he doesn't want his classmates to see him getting into a Maruti. He doesn't want them to think, 'His father doesn't have money.'

Before entering that school, the child may never have considered his father’s Maruti embarrassing.

Children don’t compare only expensive things. They compare tiny visible signals every day: lunch box, shoes, birthday parties, pocket money, school trips, bags, phones, after-school activities.

Your child doesn’t necessarily say - My parents can’t afford this, He says I don’t want to go. I don’t like that restaurant or I already ate. I don’t want to come to the birthday party.

The hiding becomes excuse-making, child feels inferior.

The parent may think the child is becoming introverted. In reality, the child may simply be protecting himself from situations he cannot afford.

Education is not about school fees or fancy infrastructure. It’s about building confidence, exploring yourself and uplifting yourself.

[低等生物 @didengshengwu]

朋友跟我说，人的一生一定要生个孩子

我问为什么？

他说，人这一辈子，能体验到的快乐是极其有限的。

5岁，你玩的是游戏机，画面糙得没法看，但你抱着它能玩一整个暑假。

10岁，你泡街机厅，一个币盯一下午，老板赶都赶不走。

15岁，你钻进网吧通宵，第二天顶着黑眼圈上学，心里美得很。

18岁，你去滑冰场，摔得屁股生疼，就为了拉旁边那个人的手。

22岁，你拿到第一份工作，工资不多，但你觉得这个世界开始为你发门票了。

28岁，你买了房，贷款买的。签字那天手是抖的，晚上站在毛坯房里，觉得天下都是你的。

从那一年起，日子一年比一年难。三十多岁，责任一年比一年重。收入越来越多，但快乐越来越少。

你买了当年梦寐以求的最顶配的电脑，把以前喜欢玩的游戏全玩了一遍。

却体会不到曾经的乐趣。

你换了曾经想买的车

却开心不到三天。

你有了很多曾经梦寐以求的东西，却再也感受不到曾经的快乐。

直到你有了一个孩子。

你不用做什么，只是看着他的成长。

他快乐，你会感同身受，

你儿时的那些快乐跟着他全部都回来了，

孩子会带着你重新的活一次

这份快乐，远远超过你自己余下人生快乐的总和。

我不知道他说的对不对，陷入了沉思。

[Jasveer Singh @jasveer10]

Every religion will eventually die.

Every religion thinks it is going to win. Hindus think one day Hinduism will dominate the world. Muslims think one day the whole world will accept Islam. Christians think Christianity will eventually reach everyone. All three are preparing for the wrong competition.

The future is not Hindu vs Muslim vs Christian. It is religion vs a new generation that has science, education, AI, unlimited information and the freedom to question everything.

Religion survived for thousands of years because information was controlled by a small group of people, (pandits, maulvis and priests) and questioning religion itself was considered disrespectful.

For the first time in human history, information can no longer be controlled.

The new generation is fearless and intelligent - They have more information, question everything and are increasingly unwilling to accept something just because someone said it thousands of years ago.

You can already see the change today. This generation is questioning beliefs their parents never dared to question. (that's why many beliefs have already disappeared) The next generation will defiantly question even more.

Your grandchildren will not simply believe your religious stories because you believed them. They will question every uncomfortable claim, every miracle and every 'God said so.' They won't care how old the story is or how sacred you consider it.

They will ask one simple questions 'How do you know?, Where is the proof? And 'because God said so' will no longer be enough.

Your grandchildren may look at today's religions the way you look at Greek mythology today.

Not necessarily with hatred. Just with disbelief that millions of intelligent people once took every supernatural claim literally.

You think your religion is fighting another religion. It isn't. It is fighting education, science, unlimited information and the freedom to question everything.

And for the first time in history, claims that cannot survive questioning have nowhere left to hide.

[Cloister World @cloisterworld]

@vinayakkbali @Tukaram_IndIAS just like you keep your house clean, you don’t need to be rich to be clean.

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@NileshOak wonder how are we going to preserve our current digital world multi-centuries 😅

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@TeeTouchza @CrazyChuck1215 he also ordered Helen’s cleaning 😝

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@hannahnadcoh they need to survive 500 years, and they can come back. And he wants to be the President of United States of Earth.

[Cloister World @cloisterworld]

@AppleTV Inhumane.

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@Nal_uh amazing, thanks for taking the efforts.

[Cloister World @cloisterworld]

@ilsafxvst I still wonder how all died at once if they were attacked by drones?