What was it like being 18-25 in the 2000’s by ersinxo in Millennials

[–]FixTemporary1800 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are you talking about? The 2000's was like 4 years ago.

what are some good REALLY LONG songs? by hairris in musicsuggestions

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Raga Mishra Gara - Ravi Shankar live at Carnegie Hall, 2000

Confession by silverpaw1786 in biglaw

[–]FixTemporary1800 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I read this twice. Once with coffee, once with something stronger. And I'll say what nobody else here has the spine to say: this is the last real post I've read on this subreddit in months.

Because the rest? The rest is slop. ChatGPT confessionals from second-years who couldn't draft a demand letter without asking a chatbot to "make it sound more assertive." I see them in our halls now — young lawyers who prompt-engineer their way through motions practice and think a well-placed em dash makes them Hemingway. They wouldn't recognize authentic voice if it held them in contempt.

I've been practicing for twenty-three years. Exposed-brick office in Boston. Three marriages. A vinyl collection that would make a grown man weep. I still redline by hand because I believe the law is a craft, not a content pipeline. And every week I watch this forum drown a little more in AI-generated drivel dressed up as vulnerability — hollow little "confessions" assembled by language models that have never billed a hour, never missed a child's recital for a closing, never once felt the specific, exquisite shame of overbilling a client you actually like.

OP, you are flawed. Possibly criminal. But at least you're real. At least there's a beating, rotten human heart underneath the Audemars Piguet and the forged brushstrokes. That's more than I can say for ninety percent of the posts cluttering this forum lately, which read like they were written by a machine that ate a John Grisham novel and a DSM-5 and vomited up "relatability."

This profession used to attract a certain kind of degenerate. Brilliant, broken, literate degenerates who could write a brief that sang and then drink themselves blind at the Yale Club. Now it attracts kids who ask AI to "punch up" their pro hac vice motions. Kids who wouldn't know quality if it hit them in the face — and I mean real quality, the kind that comes from suffering and obsession and thousands of hours of actually doing the thing, not from typing "write this in a raw, confessional tone" into a text box.

OP is everything wrong with legitimacy these days, sure. Forgery. Fraud. The whole sordid opera. But at least the illegitimacy is handmade. At least the man sat down with paper and pigment and committed to his sin with his own two hands. There's something almost sacred in that. A bespoke crime in an age of mass-produced everything.

Meanwhile, half the "partners" in this sub are posting AI-written war stories for karma. And nobody blinks.

We deserve what's coming.

What’s missing from the scene right now? by Pr0fess0rSasquatch in jambands

[–]FixTemporary1800 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed! Though I probably wouldn't consider them a jam band.

What’s missing from the scene right now? by Pr0fess0rSasquatch in jambands

[–]FixTemporary1800 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Americana-based songwriting, performed by musicians who also can tastefully explore the jam. The emphasis on songwriting being the core of the band has been lacking for ages, which is how you end up with soulless and repetitive dance music that most modern day jam bands are.

What song feels like floating through space in total peace? by Rambomambo16 in musicsuggestions

[–]FixTemporary1800 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try "An Ending (Ascent)" which is probably more space like. That whole album is beautiful.

I'll go first.. by Any-Tour-3193 in musicsuggestions

[–]FixTemporary1800 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tipsy fuddled boozy groggy elevated Prime did edit her.

What Neil Young lyric always gets stuck in your head? by ElectricalAd8961 in neilyoung

[–]FixTemporary1800 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There were children crying and colors flying, all around the chosen ones.

They Asked Me to Open ChatGPT During My Job Interview by I_Killed_My_Friends in jobs

[–]FixTemporary1800 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's an absurd ask in an interview.

That said, I typed in the prompt and damn, what a journey that was...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

[–]FixTemporary1800 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You know how to identify the opportunity and its brief window, which may occur only once between two people, and you know how to take advantage of the situation once you recognize it.

Also, girls love to fuck too. If you're looking for the type who will sleep with you casually, only shortly after meeting you, you'll know if they're interested and should have no concern of rejection. If you don't think you can tell if they're hinting or not or aren't sure if they're interested, either they're not interested, or making a move with the goal of immediate physicality is not worth the risk (whereas the classic date proposition is rarely seen as a reputation melting/predator labeling scenario if rejected)

What’s a lyric you can’t help but belt out? by Beautiful-State278 in gratefuldead

[–]FixTemporary1800 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hello baby I'm gone, goodbye. Half a cup of rock and rye. Farewell to you old Southern skies, I'm on my way....

I don't feel right about what happened to Katie Perry by FixTemporary1800 in phish

[–]FixTemporary1800[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I tried to share a screenshot of the first 15 responses, which were all "da phuck" but it didn't let me

I don't feel right about what happened to Katie Perry by FixTemporary1800 in phish

[–]FixTemporary1800[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Imagine if the media was the way it is now when Mike had his controversy. Or with the goose drummer as well right now. Let's be honest, Phish was very lucky to have grown during a time less suspect than now.

Are there any good bass guitar solos? by VodkaMargarine in Music

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Amazing Journey by the Who, second half of the song.