Inattentional blindness.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inattentional_blindness

Isn’t the US infamous for being one of the only countries where once you hit 18 your parents expect you to fuck off?

And if you don’t, everyone belittles you for living in your parents’ basement?

Yeah, kind of disappointed. Thought there’d be a rule against it.

In March 2026, the English Wikipedia community prohibited the use of AI to add content to articles, with exceptions for copy editing and machine translation from another language’s Wikipedia.

There seems to be a rule against AI “content” in the English wikipedia. And the taco article in English does not contain the image.

They should make this rule universal.

And I’m not sure I agree with the exception about translations unless it’s reviewed by a human.

I mean, wtf were they doing there? Like get some situational awareness for fucks sake.

Why are they strutting around as if looking for people to beat up in the middle of a large crowd during a snowball fight?

These cops need to be better trained.

It’s not a parking meter. It’s one of those electronic paying stations (pay box). You can zoom in. It even says so.

Mmmmm, not according to massgrave. You get 4 years more.

Honestly, this has almost become a compulsive thing when reading. Nonstop looking up words.

Yes, very Russian. It’s America’s own “special military operation”.

Thanks for replying. But can you be more clear. For example, describe the scene. I’m having a hard time imagining how it all went down.

Were the hogs let loose in some room and you guys just shot up the hogs and then tried to save them?

How about the burning, beating, and stabbing? Did you go up to a hog with a flamethrower and lit it up then immediately try to tend to it?

Thanks again for sharing your experience.

Can anyone clarify this: so the army used to shoot live pigs and goats while awake and now they’re stopping this practice? Or were the animals asleep when they were shot?

And now they’re stopping this but will continue to stab, burn, and beat the shit out of sleeping pigs and goats?

Either way, wtf…

Well, that’s just a lie. Learning to draw is one of the hardest fucking things.

It takes years just to get good enough to learn the very basics, much longer to become good enough to draw anything like that Superman.

Fuck AI, but let’s not bullshit. Unless you have hours and hours to give for years, you’ll never be able to draw anything like you see in comic books.

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I would love to know how many peer-reviewed papers have been published from independent authors with no degree or university affiliation, if any.

Didn’t know it was that easy to just demolish a historical building. And not only a historical buidling, but the symbolic seat of power of a nation.

Is he gonna tear down the Lincoln statue next and replace it with his own?

https://www.gettyimages.ca/detail/news-photo/president-donald-trump-speaks-alongside-secretary-of-state-news-photo/2239548494

Source of image.

Disinformation. Misinformation is when it’s unintentional.

Did you even read the article you linked? It literally argues against your point.

The literal first sentence of the article is:

Contrary to myth, the sale of Ben & Jerry’s to corporate giant Unilever wasn’t legally required.

And further down:

This article aims to dispel the idée fixe that corporate law compelled Ben & Jerry’s directors to accept Unilever’s rich offer, overwhelming Cohen and Greenfield’s dogged efforts to maintain the company’s social mission and independence.

Yet in the end, Ben & Jerry’s directors chose to accept a generous offer, even at a cost to the social mission, rather than allow the company’s defenses to be tested. Anti-takeover protections are only as effective as the people positioned to use them.

This is total bullshit.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2021/05/21/fact-check-sunflowers-do-not-face-each-other-cloudy-weather/5148645001/

This feels like PR bullshit to make people feel like AI isn’t all that bad. Assuming what they’re releasing is even true. Not like cigarette, oil, or sugar companies ever lied or anything and put out false studies and misleading data.

However, there are still details that the company isn’t sharing in this report. One major question mark is the total number of queries that Gemini gets each day, which would allow estimates of the AI tool’s total energy demand.

Why wouldn’t they release this. Even if each query uses minimal energy, but there are countless of them a day, it would mean a huge use of energy.

Which is probably what’s happening and why they’re not releasing that number.

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