Not the ribbon, not the air. Mind is moving.
http://12stepsandzenkoans.blogspot.com/2015/06/not-wind-not-flag-that-moves.html?m=1
You ever stand behind a couple of geezers in line somewhere and they start talking about some random stuff? They didn’t know each other. They were just bored.
Belt drives are cool I guess, but not for every situation.
Straight to the target. Trust it.
The paper explicitly states that they are calling ChatGPT "bullshit" in the Frankfurtian sense and they cite "On Bullshit" as the source for that definition. It's right there in the introduction.
You'd know this if you had read the paper or even checked whether your statement were true. So either you read it and then lied deliberately, or you didn't read the paper nor actually care about the truth value of your own statement, rendering your comment itself bullshit in the Frankfurtian sense.
He's talking about things happening with pace rather than speed, so...
I can't tell you what dude was trying to say, on account of not being a mind reader.
But each of them were jailed for acts against the states that imprisoned them (one espionage, one enemy combatant). That is the relevant point of comparability: treatment of a foreign enemy.
The pictures show the contrast in how those states treat their prisoners. One leaves their prisoner healthy, and the other leaves theirs starved.
The point couldn't be clearer.
America First, you gotta do the truffle shuffle.
He was gonna form an intelligent political position, but...
What a savings.
They always wanted Jesus to send them a sign. They didn't expect it to say "STOP".
- Courier
- Trajan
- Papyrus
- Comic sans
All the rest of the fonts suck.
tldr: It's a dowsing rod
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