I mean, Apple solved this problem a decade ago with App Store, I don't think we need an exotic solution here.

Eh, the buggy whip makers went to work for Ford.

So, are you saying that software developers are all going to go work for OpenAI? *facepalm*

You can catch the boss between meetings and pass along a little tidbit of information

Wait until the author hears about this thing called asynchronous communication!

He'll lose his top when he hears that I can pass along a little tidbit of information to my boss in the very same meeting in which we are both attending, with all the other meeting participants being none the wiser.

I can even schedule my messages so that they'll be delivered right when my boss wakes up.

I guess Wharton hasn't heard of these new-fangled technologies yet. That must be a downside of being at such a prestigious, ivy league school.

They're basically just misleading marketing noise at that point.

OK, but you just described the entirety of marketing in the U.S.

Daily deliveries should not be needed.

How else will I get five trees worth of daily junk mail to power my incinerator?

It's Meta. They move fast and break things.

it does saying nothing about curing dementia with Li supplements

And yet, it does state that lithium injection treatments seem to be effective in reversing the symptoms of Alzheimer's. Not sure what important distinction you're trying to make here.

Biology is at least two orders of magnitude more complex than watch assembly. I'm not sure what fantasy world you live in, in which you think that manual math simulations can be executed efficiently by any of the technology we've had for the past 600 years.

Coincidence or not, Grow a Garden soared to popularity around the same time that Take-Two Interactive announced it would delay the launch of its wildly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 until next year. ...While it's not clear if the GTA audience flocked to this simple gardening game to pass the time until then...

This is the stupidest fucking conjecture I've ever read.

I found him to be legit

Yes, he is a very legit psychopath.

That's a real tough situation, and you have my respect and admiration for how you've handled it.

Uhm, yeah, sure. A very, very, very small percentage of medical students didn't enter the field of radiology because of fears of AI. And now that very, very small percentage has somehow turned into a serious shortage of radiologists. Sure.

I would rather converse with someone who believes he is the blueprint of humans we need to create an advanced civilization, as opposed to the typical blockhead who votes and is responsible for our country deteriorating to its present state.

And yet, here he is, posting more valuable information than you.

you're built to consume meat. Consuming the food you're built to consume is inherently healthy.

Nope. Consuming the food that you're built to consume promotes survival, not health. There's a difference.