That is basically a non-answer and doesn’t mean anything.
You struggling to understand a statement doesn’t make it a non-answer.
The reality is AI is classified a national security priority and therefore has the US govt to prevent it from running out of money.
Your conflating the current technology AI and AI companies.
but ultimately its the willingness of people/companies to use the AI that results in the win.
Ah, you’re one of those people.
There is no way it doesn’t get propped up by the government at this rate.
There absolutely is a way. It starts with people hold their governments and representatives accountable.
The AI companies can and absolutely should fail. AI itself isn’t going anywhere. That Genie is out of the box.
The wider width offerings is why I became a fan. NB and Skechers are two that seem to have a lot of options in 4 EE.
It honestly depends on the model.
I buy NB trail running shoes for walks in the woods with my dogs and they’ll last 2-3 years with everyday use.
I’ve bought models of their running shoe before for just everyday use and they fell apart quick.
My standbys are the 608s (or whatever number they’re at now) and the 481s.
No I’m assuming those people would have empathy for say a cow the same as a rabbit.
Not a cow, a piece of a cow.
A person with good reasoning skills would know that factory farmed meat is really a life of suffering
Based on what? The massive amount of suffering people are aware of for other people all around the world and do nothing about?
I think you need to stop applying your own bias and start meeting people where they’re at.
A good Reasoner at the store would know if they and others stopped buying it the store would stop stocking it
You are assuming those people don’t want to eat meat. It seems like you’re assigning them an ethical or moral value (that you possess?) that would affect their reasoning whether the meat was present or not.
Meat in the US is highly subsidized and culturally relevant. Without a massive coordinated effort a boycott would not help. Unlikely in a country like the US given its size and difficulty coordinating across such a large area.
You’re forgetting how absolutely wasteful most American grocery chains are. They’d throw away or mark down 100s of pounds of meat before they’d stop stocking it at all.
Reduction in meat consumption should come through removal of subsidies, restricting where and how much land can be used for growing feed crops and, arguably most important, reducing to a point of elimination the amount of intensive factory farming of animals.
What I notice is humans generally feel bad when hurting an animal, but that thought disappears when it comes in plastic wrap at the grocery store.
Humans are capable of both empathy and reason.
As humans, we all largely have a strong will to live and we can empathize with other creatures in that regard.
Reason kicks in at the grocery store. I’m not going to argue the ethics of eating meat here but humans can stand in the grocery store and understand both that they did not kill the animal wrapped in plastic, and that not buying it does not bring the animal back.
My thought is the AI market won’t crash because especially in data engineering and devops there is an inherent worth.
Did you see Anthropic’s IPO filing? The company is upside down and there’s so much commingling between 3 or 4 companies that when one goes the rest will topple like dominoes.
What won’t crash are the billionaires at the top. See, they’re going to cash out with piles of money and leave the index fund investors (e.g. the every day person) holding the bag.
I’m not misunderstanding you. I think your struggling to follow your own conversation.
You brought up FACE, an organization concerned with Title IX enforcement specifically.
The other user explained they are given due process (under Title IX) and explained (poorly) that private colleges are not bound by the same rules if they don’t take government funding, expressed as government run.
Then you shifted it to some conversation about basic human rights and questioned what not being government run has to do with.
Which is why I shared the federal government page outlining Title IX exemptions.
Due process is covered under the 5th and 14th amendments, not Title IX.
Remember this:
Where you cited a Wikipedia article about an organization concerned with Title IX to justify your claim they’re not given “due process”.
It’s either bad faith or stupidity. Either way, I’m done engaging with it.
How are they being denied basic human rights?
Title IX is very specific and the organization you refer to, FACE, specifically states their goal in relation to title IX.
I can’t tell if your arguing in bad faith or you don’t understand title IX compared to other laws that would apply.
So many of them do not. Why does not being run by the government exempt schools from applying basic human rights?
Your question is a little hyperbolic since what your talking about is title IX specifically, not “human rights” in general.
You can read about title IX exemptions here.
I’m a dumbass! Sorry, I see it now in your post.
I got distracted by the comment asking for the sauce recipe and never read the text.
Yummy! It might be your flash but that chicken looks awful pale.
I can guarantee you that, for me, the contrasting texture would only make the meat texture stand out more. That’s why it’s psychosomatic; it’s a physical response to a mental sensation.
Is it the texture of finely cut uncooked meat, because any texture like that and I immediately become nauseous.
It’s very psychosomatic for me. Happens with chicken too if it’s a woody piece. I can temp it to know it’s cooked, I can look at it and see it’s cooked but as soon as I feel that abnormal texture I’m out.
I couldn’t eat it either but it has nothing to do with safety or taste. The texture is what I’d have a problem with.
They’re too stupid to understand that, which is actually a good thing. Think of the level of incompetence; to plant details for a story you’re going to then use to bar them and the details you planted don’t even endanger National Security.
It’s not the idiotic puppet show out front we need to be watching, it’s the people in the shadows pulling the strings.
Forgive me if I doubt it could be appropriately regulated and properly applied in the US.
state seizure of the vehicle
Absolutely not if you’re talking the US. We already have civil forfeiture which is abused far to easily and frequently.
It’s too bad because NB had a custom shoe designer page where you could build your own and it would be made in the USA.
They were a little expensive but worth it if you had special requirements. I’m pretty sure Covid killed that though.