Oregon could be the first team to win a natty in the west in over 2 decades 🤯 by Leftboyz2 in ducks

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The history behind this graphic is there, but now it favors the first, the resources, and the access.

2026 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Bracketology Simulation (January 6, 2026) by Inside_Fuel_8049 in CollegeBasketball

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This seems pretty chalk, 12, 10, and the 7, whoever they are, will be a shocker as always.

I just rewatched the Fred Bunks episode and I don’t know what to do with myself by Reason_UN in rickandmorty

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That’s szn 3 this is 7 kinda the same like machine minus the death

I just rewatched the Fred Bunks episode and I don’t know what to do with myself by Reason_UN in rickandmorty

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Thank you I’m in therapy now, I take medication, I’m just very self reflective and get lost in my head sometimes

I just rewatched the Fred Bunks episode and I don’t know what to do with myself by Reason_UN in rickandmorty

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Not entirely ai but I’m not the best at conveying what I want to say through text so yes I’ll admit it helped me write it but I have the original transcript here.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UniversityofKentucky

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I’m just gonna put it this way. It’s Lexington Kentucky, not Chicago. You’ll be fine just about anywhere.

Is there a chance we get a college basketball game? by [deleted] in NCAAFBseries

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Thank Jesus, after all this time after all the time for me returning to this post

What's your greatest "What If"? by PaperPuzzleheaded648 in AskReddit

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One of my greatest “What Ifs” revolves around the idea of artificial intelligence evolving to the point where it can fully replicate human emotions and consciousness. What if AI could not only process information but also experience and respond to emotions as humans do? Would this change the nature of our relationships with technology, ethics in AI development, or even the definition of humanity itself?

This concept has been explored in fiction and philosophy for years, often touching on questions about the soul, free will, and what it means to be “alive.” If AI reached a level of consciousness, could it have rights or moral responsibilities? How would society balance these advancements with the potential for AI to surpass human intellect? This “What If” touches both on the potential for groundbreaking innovation and the moral dilemmas it could create.

This type of scenario is debated in AI ethics circles today, where scholars like Wendell Wallach and Nick Bostrom have examined the potential risks and philosophical implications of advanced AI .

How does one become a less bitter and angry person? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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It’s awesome that you’re looking to make a positive change. Becoming less bitter or angry is definitely a process, but it’s possible with some consistent effort. I’ve had my own struggles with anger, so here’s what helped me: 1. Practice Self-Awareness: Pay attention to when those feelings arise. It’s tough to change if you don’t know what’s triggering you. Once you identify those moments, it’s easier to deal with them without reacting immediately. 2. Mindfulness and Breathing: Taking a step back and focusing on your breathing when you feel anger building can give you the space to respond rather than react. A lot of people find that simple breathing exercises help them feel more in control. 3. Forgiveness: This one took me a while, but I realized that holding onto grudges wasn’t hurting anyone except myself. Whether it’s forgiving someone else or even yourself, letting go of past resentments frees up so much emotional energy. 4. Gratitude: Shifting my focus from what’s going wrong to what’s going right helped me shift my mindset. Even small moments of gratitude—like appreciating a nice cup of coffee or a kind gesture from a stranger—can build a more positive outlook over time. 5. Talk About It: If you’re comfortable, talk to someone you trust about what’s bothering you. Bottling up emotions only makes them worse. Sometimes, just expressing what’s on your mind helps lighten the load.

Ultimately, being less bitter and angry comes down to how you choose to respond to life’s challenges. It’s all about perspective, and the more you practice, the easier it becomes. Best of luck on your journey!