I just imagined reading this comment like 2.5 years ago :)

there is a lot more garbage written by humans, you assume the same for humans?

Same reason I never use Airbnb any longer. Used it exclusively for years, 10–15x per year. Not sure how they even stay in business doing this on the regular plus all the other craziness you have to put up with

State of sports in America is like this - any athlete can commit any crime whatsoever and there is no issues, you get a few game suspension and all is well. you can punch your wife’s lights out, you can mutilate dogs, anything at all, all crime is cool with US society. But you make a wager on a game - you are DONE - it is, in the eyes of Citizens of US - the highest crime you can commit as an athlete. Tbat’s where we are at…

my next door neighbour told me to eat shit (not a nice woman) and … I didn’t … until obeying what LLMs tell you becomes a law people doing shit because LLM told them is natural selection playing out

there is not traffic on the sidewalk :)

> there is not traffic on the sidewalk

"Foot traffic" is a thing, and is typically (AFAIK) the only type of "traffic" strictly legal on sidewalks in many (most/all?) places in the USA.

saying that Iran would benefit from a regime change (everyone knows this, easy topic for Blitzer to kill some time, no one watched him anyways) is not the same as “campainging for war” (we always knew we cannot win).

It's exactly the same, actually. The point of my comment being that Wolf Blitzer's daily campaigning for war (with calls for regime change among other things) happened on the same CNN that is presumably not pro-war-with-iran enough to be convincingly unbiased for the parent comment.

calling for regime change does not entail USA being involved in an armed conflict to make it happen. regimes change all the time on Earth without USA

definitely not biggest flop but it has by far the biggest hype-to-flop ratio.

argue it