Mine is kinda heavy but I used to struggle with suicidal ideation alot. Then one night I had a vivid dream that one of my had died by suicide.
Seeing how that impacted me and all my coworkers in the drram was painful, but really helped hive me a better perspective on the impact and connection we have on others.
I recall a study where they trained 100 pigeons to categories categorize cancer in tissue samples and the average of all their responses was better than a single oncologist.
I'm probably not going to consult a flock of pigeons though for important things anytime soon though
One fun element is the double lift card trick reveal.
Like get their card ontop somehow and the descretly lift the top 2 cards up, pretending they are just a single card. Then you show them the 2nd to top card and ask is this your card? They will say no, you put the two cards on the top of the deck, do a magic tap or something, and then you only lift the top card, their card off the top of the deck after it transforms into theirs
I think I used to do a similar one, but with memorizing the top card of the deck and having them cut the deck! Lots of variations too and presentation is everything
I don't know why isn't it just the parents responsibility. For example where I live, you can get charged with "negligent storage of a firearm". Why can't there just be a "negligent allowing your kid to do whatever they want with no DNS filtering" offense
Now all of a sudden the US AI companies care about intellectual property theft.
If they can steal the entire worlds work, I think other people can distill their models into more efficient models