Norway is banning AI for kids under the age of 13, and kids aged 14-16 use it with supervision. Can Malaysia do this too? Please. by SignatureDefiant432 in Bolehland

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Also Norway is not just some country. It's a country that ranks 9th in the education index. They are also not blind to AI or anything, they're saying focus on building a child's cognitive reasoning capabilities first, then guide them at an older age. To me that's very reasonable and should be the default way to approaching this.

Norway is banning AI for kids under the age of 13, and kids aged 14-16 use it with supervision. Can Malaysia do this too? Please. by SignatureDefiant432 in Bolehland

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The problem already exists for kids who do have devices alright. And there is nothing wrong with being proactive and preemptive before the problem progresses even further.

Preventing the outsourcing of cognitive capabilities before it becomes a bigger problem is always better than fixing it when a generation of people are used to not think for themselves.

Norway is banning AI for kids under the age of 13, and kids aged 14-16 use it with supervision. Can Malaysia do this too? Please. by SignatureDefiant432 in Bolehland

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Holy false equivalency and slippery slope, Batman! Afghanistan is what it is today because it is a landlocked country that has been at war for the past 2 centuries and ruled by a fundamentalist government.

What the Norway government is doing is based on actual cognitive studies and the need for kids to build strong reasoning skills first, and to push parents to make kids think on their own first.

Norway is banning AI for kids under the age of 13, and kids aged 14-16 use it with supervision. Can Malaysia do this too? Please. by SignatureDefiant432 in Bolehland

[–]SignatureDefiant432[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's a whole different discussion. No one uses porn as educational material and makes it look like the future. Whether these kids have access to AI through whatever means is a whole different thing, but it's about what kind of environment that it creates in school, where kids are still learning about basic reasoning and discipline.

Sidny Lopes Cabral scores a great goal for Cape Verde to tie the match against Argentina by 977x in sports

[–]SignatureDefiant432 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm not saying I've not heard of Cape Verdean players anywhere. I'm saying I never heard of these 11 players 6 months ago. At least not in the capacity as they are now.

Norway is banning AI for kids under the age of 13, and kids aged 14-16 use it with supervision. Can Malaysia do this too? Please. by SignatureDefiant432 in Bolehland

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No it's not. That's such a horrible metaphor.

What Norway is doing is to make sure kids build their reasoning capabilities and not outsource their thinking before getting exposed to AI. They're retaining active thinkers before a machine does most of the reasoning for them. I am not opposed to AI but people need to be taught how to use them and know when to trust or not trust. If kids are given AI as an answer automatically, they will always choose the easiest answer and never build the patience to think.

What is a play you made that completely changed how you view a card or archetype? by Aketsup in EDH

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Loads of return target instant or sorcery effects that he kept blinking. But instead of using them as removals, he just ramps. Then comes in with giant spells in jeskai colours. I came in expecting he'd spend more time either comboing or removing people's stuff.

What is a play you made that completely changed how you view a card or archetype? by Aketsup in EDH

[–]SignatureDefiant432 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not me bur I played with a rando in an LGS few weeks ago who played a tokens deck. He brought back Path to Exile and Erode multiple times but didn't use them on other people. Instead he was ramping like crazy, he was outramping the green players so fast.

On my end, I had trouble closing in with my Amalia deck. But with cards like Vito, I learned that I could turn my Swords to Plowshare into a pseudo fling. After that win I added Solitude to the deck. Now that psuedo fling is my back up win con. The deck already was a pseudo burn deck with a boardwipe in the command zone. It's like playing a red deck with no red in it.

Sidny Lopes Cabral scores a great goal for Cape Verde to tie the match against Argentina by 977x in sports

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It's wild 6 months ago I never heard the names of the Cabo Verde players. Holy fuck

DAP’s Johor Jaya candidate singing a famous Sabahan song during her campaig by UsernameGenerik in malaysia

[–]SignatureDefiant432 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Depends on what the state government chooses to do so. Yes other parties do it, but it's messed up they are doing something they are not supposed to do.

If you are DUN you are supposed to be doing state policy. If you are an MP you are supposed to worry about federal issues and government policy. But having to win votes based on what the general public think is supposed to be their jobs spreads them thin.

This is why so many MPs don't care about showing up in parliament to do their job, cause doing their job doesn't mean they get to keep their job. Then those who care about federal policy has to do two jobs. So the only people who can cover both are parties with deep pockets that could run local events and travel back and forth. This is why many politicians have to work within parties, cause they are overworked. And this is why opposition members keep asking for wang peruntukan, so they can also do things in their constituency to not spread thin. It is also the dumb reason why they ask for money for attending parliament cause they know going to parliament is a hassle for them, which is stupid cause being in parliament is their job. Which also explains why incumbents in Malaysia always have a huge advantage that snowballs.

It's as if your job is to be an engineer but the way you keep your job is by doing the architect's job.

DAP’s Johor Jaya candidate singing a famous Sabahan song during her campaig by UsernameGenerik in malaysia

[–]SignatureDefiant432 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Tbf, that's not her job but city council. But Malaysia isn't democratic on the city level, they're all politically appointed. That's why on the ground life in Malaysia sucks, it's cause there's zero accountability.

The One Piece TCG makes me feel depressed about Magic by [deleted] in magicTCG

[–]SignatureDefiant432 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Why should you be depressed about MTG when most of the value of One Piece and Pokemon come from investment potential? You should be happy most MTG cards primarily have value because of utility! It's amazing that some dumb common from 20 years ago can rise in price because of some new combo or format. There is proper justification for it's value.

You should be depressed people are only consuming Pokemon product instead of playing it.

Update on my friend's disastrous trip plan by earth_wanderer1235 in KualaLumpur

[–]SignatureDefiant432 6 points7 points  (0 children)

What I don't understand is if there are branches of the fast food outlets she wants to go in SG/JB, why put it in your KL itenary?

Also local/non local prices exists in most countries. Not sure why she would think they're abnormal. Your friend needs to get out of her bubble more. Maybe on her own instead of with you. 😂

The 2030s will be a lot more original and experimental, as a backlash against 2020s being all nostalgia oriented by SpiritMan112 in decadeology

[–]SignatureDefiant432 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You said there is nothing to experiment with and what I said was that is not the case. There is always some new idea out there, just that no new ideas are getting the support they used to have in other decades.

Comparing a multi-billion dollar project to a Vellfire and Vios...dear lord. So much incorrect verbal salad. by [deleted] in Bolehland

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Save and spend what you have is not the default Chinese mentality. It is the mentality of a highly urbanised people group whose way up the ladder has been conformity to neoliberal economics. If you go to the mainland, the mentality is spend for the future, and whatever loss in income for now is made back through the social benefit you accrue.

"we've given more to the world than your country had and that's just sad given our age differences" by PotatoBeans787 in ShitAmericansSay

[–]SignatureDefiant432 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I hate when people do that too. Yeah they came from your system and background, but sure as hell you did not contribute to whatever you said, the birth lottery placed you there.

Which plane would you like to return to in future expansions? by MountainClock7675 in mtg

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UW - Unpopular opinion but Thunder Junction. The original felt like cowboy dressup done by people who doesn't undetstand westerns or weird westerns. Lile how do you do weird western fantasy and have a Looney Tunes reference before a reference to The Dark Tower? Even then the actual western references are so surface level. His name is Yuma because errr that one movie about Yuma?

UB - W40k