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Nobody at that level of obscene and unimaginable wealth can understand that. They have no concept that if their AI makes one little oopsie booboo and accidentally buys one pair of headphones too many, it will absolutely destroy someone's life.
I have an old bottle of Glenlivet 12 year that has about 3 fingers left in it. I was saving it for some sort of occasion, though I had nothing specific in mind. But I realized now what I'm saving it for. I'm saving it for *that*.
Joe Kucan did the voice of Brandon in Kyrandia!?? Mind blown, haha. I was not expecting that at all.
And Frank Klepacki did the music. I had no idea it was an early Westwood production
The game is nonsensical, but still, it's amazing early work from them
This is obviously insane. But it makes a sort of sense if you know how rich people work. Rich people never shop for things. They have other people shop for them. So they see AI as doing what they're already doing and they're too isolated and greedbrained to realize everyday people don't do that
Anyone need to get rid of their room for AC? I'm still kinda on the fence, but I'd be more likely to go if I can score a room.
It is unfathomable to someone like Jack Forestell that people like us spend an hour researching different headphones and comparing them to each other before finally spending $65 on a pair. Because I can't fucking afford to throw away money randomly on "headphones". He cannot understand that.
I gotta get another account if I'm going to keep posting about politics. I've been absolutely swarmed by bots and and AI and other sus accounts since I mentioned D-ta C-ters
I sure hope Jane Uncompromising Leftist. Proud Atheist. Retired Nurse. LGBTQ+ Friendly. Maine. enjoys giant cartoon penises.
This example sounds utterly deranged, unless you look at it from the POV of someone in the parasite class. This is how these people buy cars. They don't shop for cars, they just tell someone to go buy one for them. "It's one headphone, Michael. How much can it cost, $150?"
