tomiant

Here's one of my favorite TED talks of all time, “What Hallucination Reveals About Our Minds", where he explains Charles Bonnet syndrome, a condition where people with impaired vision experience elaborate, lucid hallucinations:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgOTaXhbqPQ

It's a bottle of vaseline. What's the weird-out?

Who keeps crackers in a barrel anyway? It'll be like a bunch of cracker parts on top of crumb mush

Please have some decency and don't use standard.co.uk as a source, it's the lowest form of conservative populist rag.

How this isn't obvious and something we should collectively want is beyond me. We really don't fucking need more than 8 billion people. I don't think we need more than 1, and even that is pushing it.

I like being able to give instructions without having to poke a damn screen.

So they just trim the instructions so it doesn't take joke orders, so it can make more reasonable decisions, like:

"May I take your order?"

"Two double whoppers with extra mayo and a chocolate cherry banana sundae"

"Oh you've GOTTA be joking!"

Steps at a time. It takes time and effort to wake the giant and get it on its feet.

Royale with cheese, fries with mayonnaise, and a beer. And no plastic cup either, but a glass of beer.

Yeah, I can't get over people scoffing at AI as if it isn't improving by the day, and fast.

Aye, it be true. It done been like the man say'th!

You were also able to type out a message and send it using a single hand, you only needed to recharge the phone once a week, and it didn't shatter like an icicle if you so much as sneezed at it, it was cheap and it didn't spy on you. Smart phones is the dumbest thing that happened to humanity.