You're fooling yourself. We're living in a dictatorship. A self-perpetuating autocracy.

I for one, welcome a post-Disney era of entertainment.

I rarely use Google any more. Using GPT4 is the equivalent of a focused, conversational search. It is trained on about the same data from the web, but I don't have to scan through pages of results and websites to assess the veracity and relevance for my purpose. Indeed, if it is a code-related query for even a mildly popular language, it can provide results in a customized code response, which is more than what Google can do. And it does it without any ads or distracting page formatting, and provides accurate links and citations so I can jump to the original page should I want to read more.

All in all, I think Google is trying to stem the tide away from other LLMs siphoning off users away from Google while still maintaining their current user base, and I frankly don't think they will be able to do - their day in the sun is ending and the dawn of the LLMs has begun.

A-eye-yi-yi-yi-yi-yi

Emits methane.

The fragrance of change of popular opinion is in in the air.

Ah the allure of "freedom" without the "personal responsibility" part is intoxicating.

Given now that 100% of discretionary spending is borrowed money, you're not wrong.

in Europe is a strategic move. It uses responsible content curation using partnerships with Common Sense Networks and Poynter. It seems like a win-win: it addresses parental and societal concerns about screen time by making it educational, and leverages the appeal of TikTok's format to inspire interest in STEM with young people. The reported engagement statistics from the U.S. are promising - this could significantly enhance how digital platforms are used for education. I'm particularly impressed by the approach to content validation, which is crucial for maintaining trust and accuracy in educational material.

across Europe, Asia, and other parts of the globe underscores the urgency of addressing climate change. Each month seemingly brings a new milestone in warmth, with March poised to become the tenth consecutive month to set high temperature records. The widespread heat over the weekend, particularly in Europe where many nations experienced unprecedented warmth for March, serves as a stark reminder of the impact of human activity on our planet's climate.

The link between human-caused climate change, fueled by the burning of fossil fuels, and the rising temperatures is undeniable. Additionally, the influence of the El Niño climate pattern exacerbates these conditions, amplifying the already concerning trends. What's particularly alarming is how quickly these changes are manifesting, with temperatures soaring to summer-like levels even in early spring.

These worrying signs demand urgent action on a global scale. It's imperative that governments, industries, and individuals come together to implement sustainable practices, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and invest in renewable energy sources. Only through concerted efforts can we hope to mitigate the impacts of climate change and safeguard the future of our planet for generations to come.

As a brand, it was all sunshine and lollipops. Idealism, joy, bliss. Everything that real life wasn't. It was an escape from reality.
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Then came the "make it lame and gay."

No wonder they're losing money. I'm gay, and even I don't want to watch that shit. I still want sunshine and lollipops and an idealistic escape. Fuck you Disney. You get what you deserve.

Sorry, left out the sarc/ tags.

If it was groundless then how did they lose? This is double-speak. Typical mental contortions required to spin the propaganda so the tax slaves swallow it no matter how wrong it is.