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As a Latin American, the US is the very last county I want to visit on the entire continent. Literally the only thing that I kind of want to see there is the Lego store in NYC.

If you let your opponent define the very words you use, you already lost

Same here. I guess it's a blessing.

I'm not coming back to Reddit through their app.

They could call for civil disobedience. They could maybe act like there is an attempt at a fascist takeover of government instead of prioritizing being nice and polite.

There are some democrat politicians that are sort of begging to take things seriously, such as AOC. But if the party itself doesn't get its shit together, they'll be remembered in history like the Weimar Republic.

Dems: literally do nothing except not make things even worse

Liberals: "they finally show some spine!"

Passing as cis <<<<<< passing as trans

It really doesn't get general knowledge correct.

AI will often confuse itself because the answers are probabilistic. So it often is right, but just as often is hallucinating random BS, because AI doesn't really know shit. It just detects patterns.

I just saw a post on Reddit about GPT claiming Argentina is the second most populated country in South America (which is false, it's Colombia), but since Argentina is usually second place in most lists in the region, GPT tends to place Argentina in there anyway.

Trucks used for transportation of goods are cool

Capchas aren't generally case sensitive though.

Very sad day indeed.

I was already using reddit less. I guess this is the final goodbye.

How do anarchists propose handling public works, healthcare, etc?

Well, how we do it now?

During the Spanish Civil War, anarchists socialized many industries. What they found out was that you could just remove people from most management positions and continue work as before. Very rarely a manager was actually needed, and when it was they would simply elect one of themselves to fulfill the role for a while.

Talking about healthcare specifically, in many countries that have public healthcare, the system is already decentralized. Because it needs to be, otherwise they can't properly answer the demands from their communities. Again, you just need to remove pointless middle-men and other workplace hierarchies (like physicians being more important than nurses), and stuff tends to get better.