Tuneout 🎨
rviwell we are allowed to say it
since we didnt raise them
hmmm
- rvi 🐦⬛·2 replies
Spice Bonesi bet
middle east they were cooking
china usually was cooking
e t 👽·1 replyTuneouti also think its funny when people say this generation is stupider than the last
its like your dumbass generation raised them
this is your faultLike 90% of gen alpha spends most of their free time watching streamers fart on camera
- rvi
middle east they were cooking
china usually was cooking
africa, south america
- ·1 replyrvi
middle east they were cooking
china usually was cooking
mongols prolly was destroying hella s*** eh
Nort 💫rvihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DarkAges(historiography))
I think it kinda is...
i didnt realize how unspecific the term “dark ages” was
- Tuneout 🎨·1 replye t
Like 90% of gen alpha spends most of their free time watching streamers fart on camera
not as bad as mindless sitcoms and commercial slop on tvs in the 70s-90s ngl
- rvi
well personally I like Camille
marry him them
- rvi 🐦⬛·1 replyNort
this is all theoretical but I’d like to imagine a nuclear age era Nort would not think nuclear worldwide catastrophe was guaranteed
but climate change catastrophe is.. if I’m not mistaken? the UN just said we’re crossing a dangerous threshold where effects will be irreversible.
also I think the issues we’re seeing with AI now are small compared to what they will be
idk!!
depends what u mean by catastrophe
like i see it possible that the privileged people (aka us) are still able to have a life worth living and are the ones in a good position to have children even if many people across the world will face great hardship
- e t 👽·2 repliesTuneout
Do you have a fear that big tech is going to weaponize these innovations and dangle them like candy to convince a great adoption of ai that will eventually surplace the government in some capacity and diminish democracy.
its like taking this life saving and powerful tech and leveraging it to gain more power over the government.
Peter Thiel and other tech ceos have been pretty vocal about this being a goal of theres
We’ve already been there for a long time. COVID was probably the best example that we already live in a technocracy
- rvi 🐦⬛Tuneout
Do you have a fear that big tech is going to weaponize these innovations and dangle them like candy to convince a great adoption of ai that will eventually surplace the government in some capacity and diminish democracy.
its like taking this life saving and powerful tech and leveraging it to gain more power over the government.
Peter Thiel and other tech ceos have been pretty vocal about this being a goal of theres
100%
- e t
We’ve already been there for a long time. COVID was probably the best example that we already live in a technocracy
in big pharma we trust
- e t 👽·2 repliesNort
this is all theoretical but I’d like to imagine a nuclear age era Nort would not think nuclear worldwide catastrophe was guaranteed
but climate change catastrophe is.. if I’m not mistaken? the UN just said we’re crossing a dangerous threshold where effects will be irreversible.
also I think the issues we’re seeing with AI now are small compared to what they will be
idk!!
AI will solve climate change.
- Nort 💫·1 replyrvi
do you think you can convince yourself of that same thing now
or like think of some compelling arguments for it
and 2nd question, even if things arent overall 'progressing' is it still worth it to have kids? like say if things were just stagnant or someting
i’m struggling to. i consider myself to be a pretty optimistic person but i’m not quite seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. what do you think? do you feel like we’re on a decline?
- ·1 replye t
AI will solve climate change.
by accelerating it 🤣🤣🤣
- rvi 🐦⬛·1 replySpice Bones
mongols prolly was destroying hella s*** eh
china before mongol was prob cooking tho and also after when it was the mongols dynasty in china they were also cooking iirc
THEREALHNDRXXFREETrying to run outside and its 38° 💀
S*** is killing me bruh its so hot
Same here, lmfao.
36-38.
- e t 👽·2 repliesTuneout
not as bad as mindless sitcoms and commercial slop on tvs in the 70s-90s ngl
People watched like an hour of tv back then after returning from the mines
- ·1 replyrvi
china before mongol was prob cooking tho and also after when it was the mongols dynasty in china they were also cooking iirc
r u chinese
- e t
People watched like an hour of tv back then after returning from the mines
they had like 3 channels
- Tuneout 🎨·1 replyNort
this is all theoretical but I’d like to imagine a nuclear age era Nort would not think nuclear worldwide catastrophe was guaranteed
but climate change catastrophe is.. if I’m not mistaken? the UN just said we’re crossing a dangerous threshold where effects will be irreversible.
also I think the issues we’re seeing with AI now are small compared to what they will be
idk!!
my undertsanding of the time period was people were pretty spooked a nuclear destruction was probable.
and climate change is pretty grim. i think the truth is we know it will adversely affect many things, kill many people and there is some runaway effect point we will cross. But the exact outcome and timeline is very hard to estimate. The nuke thing i think was scarier because it wasnt gradual and it was indiscriminate
AI definetly the nuclear arms of the modern day in pandora’s box vibes and the nuclear threat still exists, just with ai now as an added layer of risk
- Nort 💫·1 replyrvi
depends what u mean by catastrophe
like i see it possible that the privileged people (aka us) are still able to have a life worth living and are the ones in a good position to have children even if many people across the world will face great hardship
i don’t know.
i hate the idea of bringing kids into a bad situation. suffering is relative and we have it better than a lot of places but yeah.
- Tuneout 🎨e t
People watched like an hour of tv back then after returning from the mines
true though!!
now kids watch hours of farting after returning from minecraft
- Nort 💫·1 replye t
AI will solve climate change.
dont we already know our solutions here
wdym big et
- e t 👽·1 replySpice Bones
by accelerating it 🤣🤣🤣
It will solve energy efficiency. If it’s good at anything, it’s math. If it doesn’t, it’s unsolvable but I don’t believe that to be true.
