gandalf_der_12te @ gandalf_der_12te @feddit.de

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tbh, it felt wrong while i wrote it. But i wrote it anyway.

indeed

You should think about moving. I grew up in a pretty dull town, where there's only conservative assholes. Turned out, moving to a bigger city did wonders to my mood.

Yeah, same happened to me. Been recently talking to someone and it flowed well. Miracles happen wherever you're ready for them.

Remember E-Mail, everyone?

and it goes HARD

physics and math

Maybe it's also just projection. Like, she sees men as only fucktoys and a necessary evil to have. So the men treat her likewise.

You could say, the dude in the last picture is on fire.

don't - it just looks ugly

To me it was explained in the following way:

The dharma consists of three parts:

1. The "dao", which is the thing that you want to protect. For example your house, your family.
2. The work that you have to do to fulfill your protection. Like, necessary maintenance on the house, bringing food on the table, caring for your family.
3. Finally, it is the interaction with the environment. Because your house isn't the only object in the world, and sooner or later you have to talk to your neighbors.

I agree that the wikipedia article doesn't really discuss that, and I guess that there's different interpretations of the dharma, just like there's different interpretations of christianity. But that's how a friend explained it to me, and it makes total sense to me. :-)

Edit: So the connection is, that in the case of the meme, it is the earth that you want to protect. And to do this, you have to take the appropriate actions, like building your infrastructure around renewable energy, and stuff like this.

And sure, maybe AI’s can help in decision making, but shouldn’t decisions be made by people in the end?

It depends on what decision you're looking at.

Exactly. Responsibility doesn't mean that you go to jail. It means that you fix your mistakes.

Yeah, that could be.

Still, what about glass or thermoplasts, that have a fluid transition between solid and liquid?

The dharma concept deals with also this.

I disagree.

Machines are made by humans, and can be built responsibly.

Depends into how much detail you go.

My prof. at uni. did a nice summary in two and a half pages.

What if there's a worm in one of them?

Like, you think you habe more than four apples.

Then you find out that most of them have worms.

In the end, you are left with two apples.

So now, it is not true that you have four apples.

Like, water alone has like, five different phases IIRC.

Or was that helium?

I disagree. In physics, you choose the simplest model that works for a particular purpose. If it is enough to assume that there are three phases, then that's the simplest model that works, and therefore the "correct" one to use. A model that has four phases is, then, bloated.