I know it's crazy talk, but "I have to break the law because obeying the law is too haaaaarrrrd" seems to me to be a relatively nonviable business model.
“What I want is freedom, not better conditions of subjugation.”
- Laila Lalami, Conditional Citizens
Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire.
The typical American household would have to work more than 11 MILLION years to make Elon Musk's level of wealth.
We need a wealth tax.
On June 12, 1817, German inventor Karl Drais rode his dandy horse (Draisine or Laufmaschine) - the first design that put two wheels in a line - 14 kilometers in and around Mannheim for the world's first bicycle ride.
Happy 209th #BicycleBirthday, BICYCLE! 🚲 🎉
“Mr Piketty can be found at the World Inequality Conference in Paris advocating a progressive global wealth tax starting at 1% annually above €2.2m ($2.5m) and rising to 20% above €553m. He has previously backed wealth taxes with top rates as high as 90%.”
And what, pray tell, is wrong with that?
right problem, wrong solution. Also, completely ignores an entire cohort entering the system who are, in broad strokes, nearly illiterate.
it's 7pm in WDC, and there is still an extra name up on the wall of the Kennedy Center.
Do I have to come over and do it myself?
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You do not "fill the gap" in archives.
You ask *why* the gap is there in the first place.
That is where the real information resides.
Also:
LLMs train on digitized materials.
Do you have any idea how little has been digitized?
LLMs train on a *sliver* of the human past and human knowledge.