Maybe they did, but 2000 and 2004 were the first elections I was truly aware of, and intelligent enough to know something should’ve been done. I voted for the first time in 2006 and haven’t missed an even year voting cycle since. I stopped asking my father why he didn’t support peaceful protests happening in areas near to him about 10 years ago, and cut off all contact 6 years ago. I’ve not been more at peace since
I hate so much 2000’s election. W Bush shit on the Constitution to such a degree that now Trump can get us involved in a military affair, not with the explicit consent and will of Congress, but with a fucking tweet.
Gwb you started this, that and the rigged supreme Court. If I were of voting age back then I would’ve rioted. I asked my dad why he didn’t, despite being a huge 2A proponent, and all he could give me was less respect for him.
Holy fuck this is a terrible idea.
The child was “saved” in that they can last longer until they’d die without a liver transplant.
It was successful because of how easy the liver is to target with medications.
“Fixing” one organ doesn’t change the entire bodies genotype, female sex cells will continue to (potentially) carry the defect.
These genetic “diseases” are not all without any benefit, the most common example is sickle cell anemic people have higher resistance to malaria.
There’s no telling how “fixing” things generically will alter other systems in the body, it was done to one organ to a briefly observed window of success, that’s barely more than anecdotal evidence.
This is what I came up with in 5 minutes, I’m not a geneticist.
I understand your motivation and desire to not let the morons go un-opposed, I appreciate what you’ve done, but it’s time to leave the troll in it’s cave. The ogre will not turn to stone if it feels the touch of sun unfortunately. Shine your brightness in places it’ll be appreciated.
Oh hell yes!
Now to get off this third world Internet (Northern California)
I hope he stays away from stairs and 3rd+story windows
Very easy to tell if someone knows what they wrote about in a two minute conversation. My wife grades/t.a’s at a university, it’s obvious when someone doesn’t know the information in person (and she’s very understanding towards people who cannot verbalize the information but still know it). The old professors aren’t very keen to it, but the graders can very easily smell the bullshit.
And if you know the information well enough, but send it through gpt for editing/refinement, that’s usually accepted, unless you’re in a class that grades on composition.
They need to fix their community ui, that you still can’t search on their forums is a colossal oversight on their part
The amount of immigration Russia will need to fill the void of dead young men…
China is ready for this.
Thank you EU, your rules make the Internet better for all of us.
-Californian
That’s the crux of my statement, yes.
AI doesn’t scare me.
How people respond to it scares me
And that it’s being prepared to drive/copilot government agencies scares the everliving shit out of me.
Now I’m frightened to my core.
AI doesn’t scare me.
People making decisions off of AI scare me.
The government mandating people use AI to make decisions frightens me to my core.
Surprised I don’t see Brasil (sp?) on there not surprised I don’t see Hungary Turkiye Russia or Israel on there.
The scenery is still pretty, and the air doesn’t always hurt to breathe yet.
I’m unhappily right there with you. My dad would be ashamed right now… I mean the person my dad told me he was and wanted me to emulate, would feel shame for the person he actually is and all the values he’s failed to stand up for.
That would get them regulated, they’re only going after the “correct” “bad people”
I hope you’re right about who suffers the most, we deserve it, and I hope the rest of the world prospers while we languish in our just desserts.
As someone in a cork industry, you really don’t want that.