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  • I was kind of pressured by my girlfriend to sit, and in the beginning I didn’t like it because I felt pressured. However, after sitting for a while, I discovered that it’s absolutely the best choice. When you’re sitting, you can empty your bladder more. You’re comfortable, you’re resting, and you don’t have to aim. You don’t have to do anything. You’re just sitting there, emptying your bladder.

    Urinators of the world unite! You have nothing to lose, but your pants! ✊


  • If we start by comparing two things. One is the product made by a human and the other is a synthetically made product. If they are exactly the same. Does it matter?

    This should be the basis of this discussion, in my opinion.

    Of course, we can argue that AI can’t create anything as good as humans can. But I think that’s kind of derailing the whole discussion.

    Because if it could, then why do we care?

    I believe the answer to that is feelings. Humans feel connection, humans feel something when we experience / consume something. We feel connected to the artist, we feel connected to the author of a book, we feel connected to the people that crafted something.

    So then the question is, do we feel more when we consume something that’s made by AI or humans? Only if we know

    I believe a lot of the anger actually comes from how it is eroding our shared human experience. Because where we always knew that a human made something before, we are now uncertain. This makes people wary. This makes people unsure if something is created by a human, if it’s right to feel something about it. If I should feel that something connects me to another human, another lived experience.

    In other words, pure logic without feelings makes two exact products the same thing. But humans aren’t without feelings. We aren’t perfectly logical. And we should not strive to be without feelings. It’s one of the things that make existence meaningful.