Using "recovered" instead of "found" is the way to handle this, I think.

Evil is definitely not the right word for that axis. Misaligned would be the right word.

In >!Ex Machina she's basically a prisoner from birth.!<

I wish calculator weren't allowed in school for a lot longer; I think I'd have retained more math skills.

Remember just 25 years ago when it was a joke? Good thing the US got its shit together.

And yes, it's been nearly 25 years.

You're downvoted, but not really wrong. I respect the work put into this, but displaying only 20 broad muscle groups is insufficient for the complexity of human physiology.

It's a good site for someone who's never lifted though.

Cool site but the fact muscles are grouped so broadly together is detrimental to it's usefulness for something like physical therapy where you really need to target a specific muscle.

The first superhuman AGI will likely give its creator an insurmountable lead.

> Since I'm in a red county in a blue state, I thought I could stir up the local Rs by saying our D governor renamed it for the BLM vote.

Please don't - you know they'll believe it and they're deep enough into their victimhood complex that it can only become worse.

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Is tall goldenrod different than goldenrod?

Reason requires some understanding, which ChatGPT lacks entirely.

Her actual quote:

> Good can be radical; evil can never be radical, it can only be extreme, for it possesses neither depth nor any demonic dimension yet--and this is its horror--it can spread like a fungus over the surface of the earth and lay waste the entire world. Evil comes from a failure to think. -- Hannah Arendt

I feel pretty certain the AI was coached to do this.

All circumstances are temporary, and the circumstances that follow will be worse.

It's the constant of modern life.

Side effects? I'm sure there are others.

Don't get me wrong though, this drug is a big fucking deal.

I don't feel like that's a fair characterization.

Having an effective agent for Alzheimer's, even if insufficiently effective, cracks the door open to better understanding what processes are actually crucial to Alzheimer's symptoms and which are incidental.

There have been many theories about the cause of Alzheimer's. Even though this isn't a breakthrough for anyone suffering today, this is a huge breakthrough for future research.

What makes it Norwegian? Norwegian pine, I guess?

I don't know that I'd say overcompensating. I'd say, not turning a blind eye.

I'd get the booster; especially if you haven't had an Omicron-variant yet.

The idea behind these experiments has generally been, as I understand it, to investigate the possibility that it's not only the human brain structure that is unique, but human brain cells as well.

Inflammatory reactions elsewhere in the body can cause neuroinflammatory responses.

I was starting to feel the brain fog lift around months 4-6, but 7-9 have been much better. I doubt my brain will ever be the same as before COVID, but at least it's improved. Wishing you the best.

> Actually there are plenty of medical scientists trying to sort it out... so no it hasnt been forgotten and ignored.

The government funding and messaging is abysmal, so even though people are working on it, crucial actors in fixing this situation are asleep at the wheel.