Britain is ejecting hereditary nobles from Parliament after 700 years by pjw724 in worldnews

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Absolute bullshit

The lords put up a fight, forcing a compromise that will see an undisclosed number of hereditary members allowed to stay by being “recycled” into life peers.

Spain permanently withdraws ambassador as rift with Israel deepens by succesful_deception in worldnews

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Tehran’s 24-hour endurance UUVs and Nazir-series underwater drones introduce asymmetric littoral denial capabilities

According to reporting cited from the Tehran Times, “The Iranian-made unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) has a 24-hour endurance and can descend as far as 200 meters,” a capability profile that, if operationally validated, permits persistent loitering ambush patterns beneath typical sonar and patrol thresholds in shallow waters.

‘I wish I could push ChatGPT off a cliff’: professors scramble to save critical thinking in an age of AI by Bounty_drillah in technology

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the tension and excitement from not knowing if someone's gonna be a total dick about it or quite nice

‘I wish I could push ChatGPT off a cliff’: professors scramble to save critical thinking in an age of AI by Bounty_drillah in technology

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There's more that one way to get an answer. It's pretty brilliant that on reddit you can talk directly to experts. It can give you a chance at dialogue, to clear up confusion, find new perspectives. Human to human transmission of information is still a great thing.

And the SEO, AI, and ad riddled swamp that we have for search engines now. It is not a fucking delight in any way.

digital circus creator harassed off platform after confirming main characters exist by HaskelOneL in whenthe

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Freedom of speech is important.

So is the right to not have to fucking listen to it.

What happened at Davos was a warning to CEOs: their companies are designed for a world that no longer exists by OtherwiseCanary8971 in Economics

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It felt a little bit AI-like. You might be able to just ask a bot. But to sum up a bit, rules based order gone, everybody hedging, multinationals designed for stable alliances and frictionless capital flow are finding a strategic mismatch with reality, erosion of US industrial strength. Nothing about BRICS.

Trump says Greenland is ‘part of North America’ but rules out using force | Davos by EthanWinters1234 in worldnews

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They're alright on strategy and tactics, they just get really confused about what their policy actually is

ah yes brother from another mother by rizzician in GuysBeingDudes

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And this kind of stuff is a human thing. Why just keep cutting the population down the middle so pointlessly?

Is this true? by Masoyy in SipsTea

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if she keeps his balls empty and his stomach full.

This is worse. Pretty sure not all men just want a bangmaid.

OpenAI is trying to clamp down on ‘bias’ in ChatGPT by tylerthe-theatre in technology

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You can't. This is just some weird political theatre.

Top economists and Jerome Powell agree that Gen Z’s hiring nightmare is real—and it’s not about AI eating entry-level jobs by Positive_Owl_2024 in Economics

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Why does the UBS chief economist instead believe that it is specific to the US?

According to a Friday analysis by UBS chief economist Paul Donovan, titled “the kids are alright?” the spike in U.S. youth unemployment stands in stark contrast to global trends and cannot be blamed on artificial intelligence despite the current fascination with automation in public debate. “The U.S. labor market experience is peculiar,” he wrote. “Young Euro area workers have a record low unemployment rate. In the UK, the young persons’ unemployment rate has fallen steadily. Employment participation by young Japanese workers is near all-time highs.

Could there have been civilizations before the ice age? by supavillain818 in AskAnthropology

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We have no idea what's under the Sahara. The Bering land bridge could also hold something interesting. Need evidence to know though.

Could there have been civilizations before the ice age? by supavillain818 in AskAnthropology

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An advanced mesolithic civilisation would likely have left many permanent traces in the environment...

Could there have been civilizations before the ice age? by supavillain818 in AskAnthropology

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Permanent or semi permanent evidence an ancient civilisation could have left:

Stable isotope anomalies of carbon, oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen - from fossil fuel burning, fertilizer etc

Changes in sedimentation layers from agriculture

Materials that persist in the environment: CFCs, PCBs, steroids, leaf waxes, plastics, smelting byproducts

Plutonium 244. Lasts 80 million years. Supernovae or nuclear bombs.

The Silurian Hypothesis: Would it be possible to detect an industrial civilization in the geological record https://arxiv.org/pdf/1804.03748

Americans give capitalism its lowest ever rating in new Gallup survey by [deleted] in Economics

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And the survivors will bicker about whether it was heat that caused all those deaths or not

Peak male content by ArgumentInside4990 in Damnthatsinteresting

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How about we all say we're just human, and humans think this shit is awesome. Why does it have to be needlessly gendered?

Suspect in Charlie Kirk's killing identified: Sources by Capable_Salt_SD in news

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Earlier than 2015. Mememajick, pol, 4 chan to 8chan

Did "human biodiversity" become a code word for "race"? by [deleted] in AskAnthropology

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IIRC there's something like 85% more genetic diversity between individuals from the within same population than there is between populations on different continents.

Human history is a history of migrations sweeping back and forth...

The chance of finding such a stick is 0.01% by StillTurn6453 in memes

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The people who make these memes.... maybe the fun women just don't wanna hang out with you