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  • A faultering population can be a factor in societal collapse depending on the manpower required to run the society's infrastructure.

    What happens when there's not enough people to man the power station that runs the car plants that pays the workers to allow them to go buy a cup of coffee? It's all interconnected.

  • The whole life has a purpose and eternal soul thing make people want to believe as well

  • Surely people will enjoy pay walled content.

  • Far too many bots on reddit. Half the time I wasn't sure if I was talking to a real person.

  • "Sorry I just took off my leotard. Allow me to retard"

  • The mere fact it was possible to invite a random journalist to the chat is ridiculous. That shouldn't be an option in a secure environment.

  • Reddit removed a picture of 3 people standing around a cybertruck from the front page today because it "went against community guidelines"

  • People in the military are less likely to disobey corrupt orders as long as they come from the correct chain of command.

    Power comes from a politically consolidated military. The larger the military the greater the reigns of power become.

    That'd be one incentive for the people in power to force citizens into the military.

  • Whoops meant to say helped give us the telephone

    Specifically was talking about this

    "It was Alexander Graham Bell who patented the telephone in 1876. But Edison, with his knack for building upon others’ innovations, found a way to improve Bell’s transmitter, which was limited in how far apart phones could be by weak electrical current. Edison got the idea of using a battery to provide current on the phone line and to control its strength by using carbon to vary the resistance.

    To do that, he designed a transmitter in which a small piece of lampblack (a black carbon made from soot) was placed behind the diaphragm. When someone spoke into the phone, the sound waves moved the diaphragm, and the pressure on the lampblack changed. Edison later replaced the lampblack with granules made from coal—a basic design that was used until the 1980s."

    https://www.history.com/articles/thomas-edison-inventions

  • No he wasn't. I intend on the same.

  • He was also a prolific inventor that worked tirelessly to help give us the telephone and the lightbulb.

    He's certainly a controversial man.

  • I learned this from the anthology of heroes podcast. There's a three part episode on the Sobibor Concentration Camp.

  • I hope his story skips to the ending. Preferably live streamed to twitter.

  • Depends on the person and the job. Thomas Edison loved his work to the point of being essentially addicted.

  • This is what I worry about. What if I get everything I ever wanted and it's still not enough? What is the point then?

  • Past?

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  • 30% of Americans genuinely do not have a basic understanding of civics, or the world around them.

  • LLMs are good for learning, brainstorming, and mundane writing tasks.