Exactly. A 0.07g joint is plenty
Replying to @Hermitual
The business model is completely supported by people with life-ruining habits. For people with more normal consumption that $90 ounce is at least a year's supply.
Does Glenn Beck still have that George Washington hologram he programmed to repeat his talking points
It’s been asked and answered. The expectation is not for AI to replace all jobs.
Solution: it gives standard medical advice first and if you disagree you’ll be asked to check a box saying you’re responsible for whatever dumbfuckery transpires going forward
People used to be responsible for their medication, but there’s an exception now, if you consult ChatGPT at any point in the process, it becomes responsible
What is the crime? Knowing how to party?
All these AI assistants to schedule your appointments as if scheduling was ever the problem. I don’t want to go. Good luck fixing that
Everyone has examples from work of tasks that could (technology) and should (benefit > cost) have been partially or fully automated 10 years ago but there’s a lack of initiative, awareness, budget, staff, time, etc.
That’s why you can’t automate a ton of jobs overnight.
It’s still my research because I have to tell it what to search and review the output
Her story is very rare
Anne was told marijuana wasn’t addictive. She quit her job as a physical therapist to work at one of the first dispensaries in Massachusetts. Then it took over her life.
Her story isn’t rare. Communities with pot shops see more addiction, more youth use and more public drug dealing.
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No the fuck we aren’t
Some parents are ditching plates and silverware for a “dump dinner,” pouring the meal straight onto a foil-covered table and letting the kids dig in. For these families, it’s less about manners and more about making memories.
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The "dump dinner" is a viral social media trend of staged videos primarily for engagement, not a common family practice. Children in videos often react with alarm rather than requesting it.
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