Two capybaras wandered into a government building in Brazil while politicians prepared for a vote
Staff had to guide them back outside, where a third capybara was waiting
Two things can be true:
- Argentina played the worst game of the Scaloni era and perhaps the worst game of the past twenty years against a terrifyingly good Spain side who controlled the game at all points
- The refereeing was scandalous and completely unbecoming of a WC final.
Im overhearing people at work who don’t even watch football saying that all Messi’s awards and accomplishments are because he’s friends with the FIFA and UEFA president. And you still think the smear campaign is just online banter.
The hate Argentina got this tournament made me realize how easy it is to brainwash and program people. Would love to see someone publish work on this some day as it’s a very interesting case study.
in a few months a big journalist like coffeezilla will publish an investigation about the smearing campaign about argentina, how they paid accounts and manipulated the algorithm, and everybody is going to act like they weren’t actively participating and engaging in violent speech
@altoidsrevenge if you don't understand argentinians or what football means to us / the extent of a rivalry, don't comment on our culture. atp you're just looking for things to say man. disappointing
Did Argentina deserve more yellow cards than they were given? Absolutely yes, I believe Romero and Molina deserved yellows for their challenges but thats about it for decisions given unfairly in their favour in this game.
Like, retweet, and spread. People need to know the truth.
@pranavcmadhukar i've been getting super into abstract linear algebra / fourier stuff and GPT 5.4 has been excellent at giving me a great baseline / figuring out what i know and what i don't. for my actual learning i'm using Axler's linear algebra 🥹🥹
@pranavcmadhukar absolutely. i think LLMs are the optimal way to get into a new subject but tragically it's impossible to achieve mastery since they simply do not understand how the human mind works, so they can't come up with actual deep reaching lesson plans
I think one of the conclusions we should draw from the tremendous success of LLMs is how much of human knowledge and society exists at very low levels of Kolmogorov complexity.
We are entering an era where the minimal representation of a human cultural artifact... (1/12)