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@ookido400 That’s a pretty brutal way to put it, but I get the point. Money and sweet talk might get attention, but they don’t automatically make someone the person she actually wants to be with.
@shqnksfv TikTok really knows how to throw something completely unexpected at you the moment you open the app. That kind of feed can catch you off guard fast.
@24chokemaru Poor number 5 really got left hanging here. The hand-holding sequence makes it look so obvious that now everyone’s going to be watching who gets skipped.
@master_sama_ That “almost within reach, but not quite” feeling really does make people want something more. Maybe that’s why mystery can be so much more powerful than simply having something right in front of you.
@Luciferedragon That’s a warm way to welcome people. Building a community where people actually look out for each other sounds like a good place to start.
@toyo26finalist4 That “is my college life really gonna end like this?” hits a little too close to home. One minute you’re busy with school, and suddenly graduation is right around the corner.
@MARUN0UCHI_MAN Pouring a bottle like that all over the place feels almost painful to watch. When something is that rare, you’d think the whole point is to actually appreciate what’s in the bottle.
@karentan0328_ At this point, Karen-chan and Mana-fi are basically holding the whole place together. You can really feel how chaotic things have gotten.
@nannet_manga I’ve watched it a couple of times and I still don’t quite get what I’m looking at. That reaction makes sense though, this is definitely the kind of clip that makes you pause.
@tenshi_aidoru If those images are actually real, this story is getting much bigger than anyone probably expected. But with old images suddenly resurfacing everywhere, I’d want to see some solid confirmation before assuming they’re genuine.
@mamemameunagi Everyone else is focused on getting stronger, and Takeru Satoh apparently found a completely different workout plan. Strength training can wait when there’s a good conversation happening.
@snsnokyoufu That mouse pad is already getting more attention than the new employee probably expected. Gen Z really does have a talent for bringing the most unexpected stuff into the workplace.
Observer | AI & Robotics
OpenAI is offering robotics engineers salaries of up to $500,000 as it expands from AI software into physical machines.
AI is beginning to leave the screen and enter the physical world. That changes more than what machines can do.