No…

Yes

Is one of 3 things. 1 mentally ill person. 2 someone just trying to position criticism of America as overtly ridiculous. 3 glowie trying to set up a honeypot for dummies.

Go type some more psycho bable and pretend you’re anything more than a whiny liar who has not and will not ever do anything.

Liar, literally a larping liar.

You’re American, you did nothing to stop Trump. You’ve burned nothing down, you’ve destroyed nothing. All you’ve done is pretend you’re not part of the problem. You’ve done nothing but point the finger at other Americans and pretend you’re better. You’re a glowing agitator or a mentally unwell person.

That’s fair

I’m also looking for that answer

Awesome. This is the exact type of thkng I was looking for. Will read soon. Thanks!

No, as previously stated I am not educated on the subject almost at all. Why I framed the post as a question.

I’m not talking about execs.

Still problematic.

That’s what I mean though, the subject of this article was a 27 year old worker. Not some high level Sam Altman type.

Okay that all makes sense. Appreciate you taking the time to type it out.

Okay cool, thanks!

1. If the techies believe it and they are the “experts” what makes them crazy? Wouldn’t their opinion be the most informed?

2. Yeah that part definitely makes sense

3. That definitely makes sense from a capitalist perspective. But, is the argument against regulations that they would be bad for the concentration of power it would give select companies? Or just that they aren’t necessary because the tool is of little use so it’s just wasted time/money.

4. That makes sense but trillions of dollars are being spent. Anything that amount of money is sinking into is gonna be talked about a lot. Especially thousands of jobs cut because of it.

Makes sense

Why do you have to be so toxic at all times?

The lack of consistency potentially leads to negative outcomes?

What makes it unsafe?

Why? Guessing that makes it easier for a monopoly?