I think he should be careful, yeah. Then after that, you read a whole lot more into that… :)

We dont know eachother, but its fun to see how you interpret these things and how you think im being toxic.

I dont think we are ever gonna agree on this topic, so… See you around Lemmy. :)

It really isnt anywhere near Kagi in search quality or results. I think its important to be honest here. If you dont want to pay to search, fine, but you will get much worse results.

Could be fine for your usecase though. Maybe you only search for major sites.

This post is like 2 years old guys. :)

Ah ok, engadget appearently updated the content to 2025 using the same link used 2 years ago…

If you cant understand basic things, then sure. Very toxic. Lol.

I have paid for it since it started so have to say yes. Never going back to Google.

Other search engines have much worse results.

Yeah. I remember reading about Adam Smith in school, and it made perfect sense then. But after seeing the actual world, it seems it just falls apart.

Amazing analys doctor, but I think you may be seeing yourself in this rather than me…

Im not very toxic, just very honest about what I see. Even when its unpopular.

I dont understand… Its describing what android does. How can that be rage bait?

Nobody will rage over any of this. Its common knowledge already. Its the same thing that has been discussed for years.

What do you win? No seriously.

Winning means you shut down the other person and makes him feel stupid for being wrong? Then you havent won anything. You just lost.

The entire school system is explicitly training people to be afraid of being wrong.

You only learn something when you are wrong. It should be celebrated to be wrong. But in our culture, we have made it into a ego thing. That being right means you are better, smarter, more educated. Such bullshit.

I know America thinks being in the military is an amazing thing, but if we tune back to reality, soldiers are not excellent human beings.

Are they? I see monopolies everywhere and they seem super efficient for bringing in billions of dollars to the owners, which in turn becomes incredibly powerful and influencial people. Their decisions affect the entire planet now.

What is the definition of an efficient market?

Yeah unless our leaders somehow evolve into decent human beings, we are going straight to the sci fi world of robot surveillance and dystopia.

Even newer tech leaders like sam altman seems completely nuts as human beings.

But its ok. Not every species is smart enough to survive and work together with its environment instead of against it. Its a shame though, because I think humans could have done amazing things. We could have built a very nice world here, with happiness as the priority. We could have explored the universe together and seen the beauty of it all.

What we did wrong was not allowing our heart to be part of decisions. We became mind only, making calculated decisions to benefit ourselves and not others.

Ive become a bit of a cynic in this area and I think the women seeing your passion for child care and being a nice guy… They know they can wrap you around their fingers and get a lot of benefit from you.

Nice guys like yourself need to be very careful around todays women.

There is no solution i think. The entire economic system is about creating those imbalances. In other words, monopolies are the end goal of capitalism, for the companies.

I mean, unless you want to constrain unlimited capitalism but America is not about that. Europe is doing that.

The rich people in America now are practically running the country and its decisions. I dont think there is a solution when people have become that powerful and rich.

Plot twist: the cat is training her human to pay attention to her…

Yeah. I think science fiction is exactly what we are talking about here. Its science that we think is fiction, because of our current knowledge.

Your opinion is based in current science and of course its not possible to do manned space travel across the galaxy using what we know at this point.

Im just saying that i believe its likely and possible that other species have far more advanced knowledge about space and physics then we do. I dont see why humans would have a full grasp of it at this point. Whatever laws we think are unbreakable will most likely not be.

I know how big it is. But aliens are not coming here in their first probes they sent out into space. If they are here, they have had space travel for at least thousands of years, probably much more. So they have found ways to travel that we are not aware of, perhaps light speed travel or possibly wormholes, teleportation, who knows.

I guess the reason people think so different about this is that they assume that aliens would travel with only human knowledge of space travel. But we have been doing it for only 75 years now, and never sent humans anywhere except the moon.

To me, looking at space travel as if others would do it the same way we do, with our limited experience… It doesnt make sense. We are beginners at space travel.

Cup was empty, nothing inside except room temperature air.

How to exit neovim.

Kindness, low ego, emotional intelligence, positive mindset.