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lemmy.blahaj.zone

Zuckerberg made it fashionable. Now "Harvard drop out" is code for "I was too smart for Harvard so I bailed"

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I have more respect for people who finish their studies. It takes more effort, dedication and talent than striking it rich on the latest fad du jour - which is what Gates, Fuckerberg and this cretinous AI-loving kid did.

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Me: puts on glasses

Glasses: drain your savings account and put it into ours

Me: okay boss transferring now

Glasses: thanks fam self destructs

Me: oh no

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lemmy.world

I already do vibe thinking:

  • Very unpredictable
  • I'm just along for the ride
  • Bats
  • Everything is difficult
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Meh. For the "vibe" lifestyle, those things needed a small display or teleprompter to tell me what to say, think and do all day. Without that it's just a self inflicted privacy nightmare and not even as much as the "glassholes" could do in 2013.

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lemmy.zip

Could someone please define "vibe thinking" for me? I am afraid the article will give me literal cancer.

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Advertisers have discovered that critical thinking slows or even dissuades consumerism, so they're keen to find ways to just insert themselves right into the thinking process by having an AI suggest answers to all life's queries.

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These people saw the future depicted in Wall-E where the earth is a polluted mountain of trash and people have forgotten how to think and actually do anything, and were like "it's beautiful".

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These might be illegal in two-party consent (to being recorded) states, namely California.

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Why would I want to subordinate my independent rational thought to a corporate algorithm that views me as a product?

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