@peterswindal@RejoiceCC they seem like a corrupting force atm
all the familes we know are keeping their kids out of Jesuit run schools, even if they themselves went there
When the old (e.g. Millennials) use the fashions, slang, and mannerisms of the young (e.g. Gen Z slang) you can be confident that the old do not have a valuable culture. Otherwise the transfer would be going the opposite direction.
@Person60000000@EmilioYitzhak@OneEyedJackG it's ironic being lectured about literacy by someone who can't even spell correctly
I assume your definition of values are different from the demographic that matters most in the right - middle class families that are above replacement - which would never list some of these
@Person60000000@EmilioYitzhak@OneEyedJackG Usually the conservative/traditionalist/right-leaning viewer wants something that is load-bearing for civilization.
Many of these are entertaining but empty of deeper value. Lewis and Tolkien stories speak to what our purpose is, and why we sacrifice.
@philipwalford@mattyglesias If you had ever read the Bible you would see multiple instances of "God's anointed representative" doing and saying bad things
@stanfordNYC@clairlemon "Obviously they will rapidly get better at this just like they've rapidly improved in other areas."
This is surprising to hear, because even if you have never built a model you should at least have some intuition that robotics is a completely different problem then video gen
@LouTingjia@JesusFerna7026 Not all. Traditional Mormons and Catholics still have high tfr and will change the demographic & cultural makeup of those groups.
I bring it up because the above groups actually wield power politically/legally, while Amish/Orthodox are weak pacifists
@JuanPadros99@JesusFerna7026 It's not just Romer, if you look at combinatoric functions they drop off very quickly, so lowering the number of people is a much faster drop in idea generation. And you need A LOT of ideas to explore and find good ones. You also need people to maintain the good ideas we have.