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A Spanish agency became so sick of models and influencers that they created their own with AI — and she’s raking in up to $11,000 a month

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  • Thanks Margot, for taking some time out of your busy schedule to post this fabulously intricate meta-contribution on bots, identity, and social media! Its much appreciated.

    • 6 year old who shot teacher bragged about it

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  • What brain-dead form of utilitarianism is that supposed to be? The "I'm-16-and-on-a-wikipedia-bender"-kind?

    We don't hold 6-year-old children accountable for very much in a legal sense, because they are essentially animals able to (barely) speak. Thats why we instead regulate gun-ownership, so that no child has access to firearms. And if that doesn't seem to do the trick yet, I'd suggest regulating more comprehensively and holding parents accountable, so that it is very much in their own interest to keep guns from kids. We might also fund social services and schools to the extent that children are able to adequatley learn how to control their emotions and verbalise anger, unhapiness in a non-ciolent way, even if their parents are a bunch of irresponsible idiots.

    That seem much preferable to executing a six year old every once in a while to be save.

    • /r/place going full-on French Revolution now

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  • This is surprisingly sick funk for the end of my day.

    • PSA rule

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  • Constitutional renewal every generation?

    As a non-USA-Citizen, this is what always gets me about the originalists at SCOTUS: the idea of changing the constitution to reflect what the majority of US citizen believes is simply not possible anymore, because of outrageous distortions of the process. Given how unequal voters are distributed across states and the effective veto power of very small states, there is no way for the majority of people to do what the originalists demand: adapting the law so that no interpretation is necessary.

    What makes originalism and those that represent it so incredible stupid is THAT THEY ADMIT THIS. Scalia used to chuckle in interviews when this was pointed out to him.

    • Don't feel bad for the Moderators of Reddit

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  • Precisely. I just saw that you have to be on .new or the official app to participate. Oh well...

    • Don't feel bad for the Moderators of Reddit

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  • Doing it right now is absolutely tone-deaf.

    Its mandated fun. "Users, you have been agitated in the last weeks. We hereby strongly suggest you participate in this thing we have chosen in order for you to have fun again."

    Reddit becomes stale as it goes through the motions when trying to hand out the member berries.

    • ‘I’ve never seen heat this bad. It’s not normal’: Italy struggles as temperature tops 40C 118f

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  • the messaging has been consistently toned down in the hopes people would listen.

    My guess is its even more than this: deadlines were extended to not let people fall into inaction. The tipping point always close enough so that its dangerous, but still far away enough so that there is still hope. It is a ploy analogous to the fascist "the enemy is strong enough to be dangerous and weak enough to be thoroughly defeated."

    This scene is far more realistic, I think. But as you can tell, it doesn't play very well with either the audience or the media.

    • Reddit kills awards and coins

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  • Either they are dumb or I am.

    Though we’d love to reveal more to you all now, we’re in the process of early testing and feedback, so aren’t ready to share official details just yet.

    So they are killing cashflow at this crucial point and any possible replacement is "in the process of early testing and feedback"? WTF? Am I missing something?