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What the AGI thought about running the country.
The following is what the AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) “thought about my question: “Can AGI run a country?” REASONING Okay, so I’m trying to wrap my head around this idea that with AGI, I could run a country and make everything better. The initial response had some points, but I want to make sure I…
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Why Did Google Remove The “D.C.” From Washington D.C.
To address this question we must first address and ask another question. Of course it is the age-old “Is the USA a democracy, or a republic, and why?” Personally I believe that the USA probably was a democracy, and a corporation with a sole shareholder, until January 20th, 2025 when it became once again a…
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I asked AI: What does it mean for an oil to oxidize?
When an oil oxidizes, it means that it undergoes a chemical reaction with oxygen, resulting in a change to its molecular structure. This reaction can occur when the oil is exposed to heat, light, or metal ions, and it can lead to the formation of new compounds with different properties. In the case of edible…
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The Struggle to Trust: How Institutional Trauma Affects Our Ability to Believe in a Better Future
As we navigate the complexities of politics and social change, it’s essential to acknowledge the profound impact that institutional trauma can have on individuals and communities. When people live under a corrupt and oppressive government for an extended period, it can lead to a deep-seated distrust of authority figures and a diminished capacity to believe…
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The Dark Side of AI: Understanding the Dangers of Artificial Intelligence
Can you please write an article for my blog about the dangers of using AI? The Dark Side of AI: Understanding the Dangers of Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the way we live, work, and interact with technology. From virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa to self-driving cars and personalized product recommendations, AI…
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The Entertainment Capital of the World: Unpacking Las Vegas’ Hospitality and Event Hosting Capabilities
Las Vegas, Nevada, is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, world-class entertainment options, and unparalleled hospitality. With over 150,000 hotel rooms available, the city is capable of accommodating massive numbers of visitors, making it an ideal destination for large-scale events and conventions. From the iconic Strip to the sprawling convention centers, Las Vegas has cemented its…
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The Unseen Struggle: Understanding and Addressing Social Isolation
Introduction In an era where connections are just a click away, it is paradoxical to consider that social isolation is an ever-increasing problem. The irony of our hyper-connected world is that while we have all the tools to engage with one another, many of us feel more alone than ever. This blog article aims to…
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The Last Smile
In the year 2030, Terra Corp had its eyes on everyone. Literally. The SmartLenses—contact lenses with integrated surveillance systems—were initially pitched as a technology of convenience. From augmented reality pop-ups that could translate foreign languages in real-time to health monitors that could detect diseases before any symptoms appeared, they became a cultural phenomenon. But over…
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Attuned to freedom
In a world where every square inch was monitored, every individual profiled, and every voice recorded, privacy was not just a luxury—it was a myth. People had traded it willingly, eagerly, for the promise of safety, convenience, and endless streams of tailored entertainment. Anna peered through the semi-transparent screen of her SmartWall, an intelligent barrier…
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The Sunk Cost Fallacy: A Common Cognitive Bias That Shapes Decision Making
Introduction In the world of decision-making, cognitive biases often play an influential role, sometimes leading us to irrational conclusions. Among the most prevalent of these biases is the sunk cost fallacy. This mental error can guide individuals and organizations into making decisions that are influenced more by previous investments rather than rational considerations of future…
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