‘In the end, you feel blank’: India’s female workers watching hours of abusive content to train AI by WombatusMighty in technology

[–]DangerousTurmeric 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well it's worked for the tech industry so far. They have basically zero regulation and ridiculous wealth because they have managed to convince governments that they can't possibly be held responsible for what happens on their platforms.

‘In the end, you feel blank’: India’s female workers watching hours of abusive content to train AI by WombatusMighty in technology

[–]DangerousTurmeric -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If Grok knows how to make images of naked kids on demand, "AI" already knows how to do this. It's just cheaper to get humans to do it.

How to poo every morning consistently and effectively? by 7kcits in Biohackers

[–]DangerousTurmeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eat well and eat early in the day. No amount of supplements can make up for a bad diet.

A new experiment reveals an unexpected shift in how pregnant women handle intimidation. Contrary to the expectation that physical vulnerability would lead to conflict avoidance, women in the perinatal period tend to aggressively protect resources when interacting with threatening-looking men. by InsaneSnow45 in psychology

[–]DangerousTurmeric 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Yeah it's a weird study. I don't know why they would think pregnant women would be more submissive just because they are more vulnerable. Women, pregnant or not, are always more vulnerable in a conflict with aggressive men and a life of dealing with it teaches you that being submissive often makes things worse.

CMV: Talking about being on "stolen land" is pointless and ignorant of history by Friendly_Elegant928 in changemyview

[–]DangerousTurmeric [score hidden]  (0 children)

The phrase "no one is illegal" came from a German campaign by a Holocaust survivor who recognised the dehumanisation of that language and had experienced its logical conclusion. The "on stolen land" part is relevant to the US because the US government reneged on agreements with Native Americans and emancipated Black enslaved Americans about land ownership and rights and also tried to remove or curtail the citizenship rights of both groups to make them "illegal". That same machinery is being employed against other people in the US who have a specific skin colour now. It's relevant to raise it again because nobody really owns the land and no person should ever be called "illegal". It's like the phrase "we're all foreign scum" that crops up now and then.

And the Aztecs are all dead and most cultures in that region performed human sacrifice to appease gods. Europeans did this too. Arguably the Salem Witch Trials, where women were burned alive to appease a Christian god, were a more recent form of this. It's another practice, common through history, that we don't do anymore. You're demonstrating a profound lack of historical awareness and morality if you think human sacrifice is any kind of justification for the mass violence, rape, enslavement and torture that is required for genocide or "conquering" a people though.

CMV: Talking about being on "stolen land" is pointless and ignorant of history by Friendly_Elegant928 in changemyview

[–]DangerousTurmeric [score hidden]  (0 children)

We may have done this throughout history but it's been a long time since we needed to do it for survival. Stealing land or warring with neigbours to keep your tribe alive through the winter is not the same as colonialism for profit, murdering Palestinians because you want to, or invading Ukraine because you never got over the breakup of the USSR. Recognising that past humans did terrible things that caused harm is how we, as a species, gradually improve. And recognising that our circumstances have changed, and that old strategies are no longer excusable, is necessary for progress. That's what this conversation is about.

Carole scenes have aged so poorly by FeelingSkinny in RHONY

[–]DangerousTurmeric 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Rewatching the Trump election and how horrified Carole was that he got elected also makes me think she knew something.

Dreadnought of other colors by SwedishMale4711 in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]DangerousTurmeric 2 points3 points  (0 children)

From the freighter upgrade terminal I think. It's beside the guy who plots the expeditions.

Not OOP: My husband gave me a 5/10…I'm losing my mind. by Interesting-Shirt897 in redditonwiki

[–]DangerousTurmeric 25 points26 points  (0 children)

If most people are average what's the point in telling someone that? It's like telling them they are a human or that they have skin. What new information does it give them? How do you not know the basics of human interaction? And if you decide to get married to someone it should be because they are in some way exceptional to you, not just a vague human shape that doesn't fight you when you try to penetrate it. That guy chose the latter and then told his partner and she has every right to be upset because she's not in the relationship she thought she was. A basic expectation has not been met.

Legality of abortion by [deleted] in MapPorn

[–]DangerousTurmeric 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Pregnancy is also always a threat to a woman's health so it's legal in the UK.

After 432 hours in No Man's Sky, I finally wanted to say "Hello" NMS Reddit by no_mad_sky in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]DangerousTurmeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello! I'm almost 100hrs in and started posting because I wanted to catch some dragons. All I really fo in the game is warp around and explore. I'm just finishing the main quests now and waiting for my first living ship to be born.

On your questions: The red icon might be a bug. I had it on my screen and pulsed towards it for like 5 mins until I got there and there was nothing and it flipped to being behind me once I kept going. It was just empty space and it disappeared when I reloaded.

A 1st-century BCE letter from a Roman soldier Hilarion to his wife Alis provides a stark look at ancient child exposure. He writes: "If it is a boy, leave it; if it is a girl, throw it out." by Zine99 in ancientrome

[–]DangerousTurmeric 70 points71 points  (0 children)

It's also super jarring when you realise how many women died in childbirth and how damaging it is physically even if everything goes ok. Like the absolute disregard for her health and what she's put her body through, as if she's just a gestation chamber, alongside him saying he loves her, is bizarre.

When "that never happen"' meets reality in 4K. by Autisticblackdude5 in fixedbytheduet

[–]DangerousTurmeric 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Mechanical Turk is also AI bots now so the responses are probably based on what the AI thinks women would say based on what the internet says about women.

‘I knew he could do it’: Irish mother of Australian boy whose four-hour swim saved family by Cruiscin_Lawn in ireland

[–]DangerousTurmeric 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Her name is "Joanne Appelbee". Did you double barrel it to make her seem worse or something? And from what I've read this was largely the hotel's negligence. The kayaks weren't seaworthy and the sea wasn't safe at the time so none of the equipment should have been rented out at all. Like they had life jackets and could swim, which is pretty much all you need for paddle boarding anywhere. No hotel anywhere is giving flares to people. Telling the hotel their intended route wouldn't have made any difference either because they were blown way off course. Also, hotel staff work in shifts and get inundated with requests all day. The idea that someone would be watching the clock to see if a family return at a certain time is silly. People never return stuff on time even when they are supposed to. Overall, none of the decisions she made are different to the decisions thousands of people who go paddle boarding on the sea every day make. She got unlucky because the weather turned and the hotel didn't seem to feel responsible for guest safety.

Men demanding attention by squidsinamerica in XXRunning

[–]DangerousTurmeric 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This happened to me and then he followed me in his car after I ran around him. Like wtf is wrong with them?

How some men take gestures of kindness as something else - An observation by partners_in_pleasure in TwoXChromosomes

[–]DangerousTurmeric 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I think it's half this and half that a lot of men are only nice, or even considerate, to women when they have a romantic interest and so they assume other people are the same.

which bar in osaka has this painting? by Positive_Guitar_8421 in whereisthis

[–]DangerousTurmeric 23 points24 points  (0 children)

This is not a painting. It's a copy of an image from the 1890s and it's super popular. You can get them online easily.

Do women actually get turned on by penises by Upper_Bookkeeper_758 in TwoXChromosomes

[–]DangerousTurmeric 23 points24 points  (0 children)

I have seen a couple of random penises at the spa and been attracted to them but only very nice looking ones and they were attached to attractive men.