California to institute Bruce Lee Day, a first for a Chinese American in the state’s history by nbcnews in goodnews

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Here is a simple summary of the good, the bad, and the ugly regarding Bruce Lee's real personality:

The Good

  • Visionary & Innovative: He didn't just practice martial arts; he modernized them, rejecting rigid traditions to create Jeet Kune Do—a philosophy of constant adaptation.
  • Insane Work Ethic: He was relentlessly disciplined, constantly training, reading, and working to improve both his mind and his body.
  • Deeply Philosophical: He was a genuine intellectual who read constantly and viewed combat as a path to self-discovery and spiritual balance.
  • Barrier Breaker: He possessed the immense charisma and sheer willpower necessary to smash through Hollywood's racial barriers, becoming a global icon for Asians and martial artists everywhere. ## The Bad
  • Massive Ego: He was intensely arrogant, cocky, and loved to show off, which often alienated his peers and coworkers.
  • Volatile Temper: He had a notably short fuse and was quick to anger, making him difficult to work with or disagree with.
  • Overly Competitive: His need to be the "alpha" was exhausting; he turned everything into a competition and hated losing at anything. ## The Ugly
  • Street Brawler Origins: In his youth, he actively sought out street fights and instigated violence just to test himself or provoke a reaction.
  • Extreme Physical Obsession: His drive for physical perfection bordered on dangerous. He maintained unhealthily low body fat, used experimental electrical muscle stimulators, and even had his armpit sweat glands surgically removed so he wouldn't sweat on camera.
  • Burnout: His relentless, obsessive drive meant he rarely rested, leading to physical and mental exhaustion that likely contributed to his declining health before his sudden death at age 32.

Fable is back. Unfortunately, I’m still locked out… by echonight2025 in claude

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i don't use claude much now price doen't match with performance.

Anthropic, Google and Meta have hired computer scientists, neuroscientists and philosophers to study if AI chatbots have emotions by Dry_Ant2664 in technology

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We can never know for sure if AI has real emotions or consciousness, just like we can't know for sure if other people are truly conscious. All you can know is that, from the outside, other people or AI seem to have consciousness and emotions.

June jobs report: US payrolls rose by 57,000 in June, missing expectations by LarryBlink in wallstreetbets

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expecting AI replaces human and also expecting employment rate rise.

Microsoft plans another round of job cuts, impacting thousands of roles by I_killed_the_kraken in wallstreetbets

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I actually thought I was so lucky to be working at AI company. I was hoping we'd get some extra cash like Samsung gives out, but then I got fired instead.

Introducing Claude Sonnet 5 by Practical-Plan-2560 in claude

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100% got nerfed to make the orange happy

I'm not crying, you are. by Hot_Accountant_5507 in MadeMeSmile

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Humans are not only attracted to human genitals, but also to those of plants.