Posted on 12/30/2024 6:05:03 AM PST by daniel1212
“ If the government was psychologically analyzed, what would the diagnosis be?”
Malignant narcissism and psychopathy.
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BS.
Elite private HS, prep schools and academys have always been the high IQ pool for STEM. Many of our brightest go to university and choose hard careers but forgo STEM because guess what? THEY ALL KNOW ABOUT THE ONGOING SOUL CRUSHING H-1B INVASION.
Wow, we have more high IQ young Amricans now than ever. They still go to university they just don’t major in STEM. I never knew how ignorant a lot of Freeprs really are about IT and STEM. You must have led protected lives.
Off the top of my head just immature and spoiled. They have the key to the candy store and are running amok. They have the mint, they can print out all the Monopoly money they want. They can madly go about their business with no regard for how others are affected. They want to tear up the rule book
I mean what can a young adult di w a gross $77 k per year
Houses in my silly little city are $450 k for 1800 sq feet and no room between the neighbors yard
At $55 k after taxes, a $60 to $160 k student loan, a $20 k car eating up another grand to two a month people are in no position to have a marriage, kids and in no mood to hear Elon musk tell them to make room for foreigners who are t lazy. And why don’t you train them as well
AI
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AI didn’t answer the question, AI made crap up. There’s nothing wrong with the algorithm at all. AI is a toy, not a researcher. One of my co-workers asked AI if there was a .Net API that would do a certain thing he was hoping for. AI said “yes, this it and the parameters”, problem the correct answer was no, no such API existed and when he tried to use it it failed to compile. AI is there to amuse you and make you happy. Sometimes it might actually spit out something useful, but it’s first objective is to give you something that looks like an answer, even if it’s all made up.
In other words, those who don’t produce anything but simply try to help those lost in modern society.
Pretty much by definition, someone with a “passion for mental health” shouldn’t be charged with aiding others’ mental health.
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