@cmconseils

AI is just one of many possibilities.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4Upf_B9RLQ

@glassresistor @_RyekDarkener_ @MarkHoltom

You can kiss my ass!

Even though you're thinking in the right direction, you're ignoring reality in favor of a truth that suits you. You're as arrogant and naive as young people always have been. Yes, also me. But you're obviously doing it even you know better. You think you can judge the times before you were born, but people living today, who view the world with more experience than you, wouldn't have a clue.

@tehstu @MarkHoltom

To recognize current indicators and patterns, one should not only know one's own history.

https://troet.cafe/@uweb/116521516689545772

@tehstu @MarkHoltom

Yes, but everything affects everything that follows.
Translation from another post of mine today:

...
And the stronger the polarization, the less many people question their own position, the means, the side effects, or the short- and long-term consequences.

The faster and more intense a change is, the larger and more far-reaching the ripples it creates—regardless of one's own size. Nothing lasts forever, but nothing disappears completely either.
...

@_RyekDarkener_ @MarkHoltom

In my opinion, anyone who hopes that the younger generation will solve problems better than we did should try to pass on their experience to them more effectively than our parents did to us. The problem, as always, but especially now, is that the world is constantly changing. It's becoming increasingly difficult to prepare someone for the future.

@_RyekDarkener_ @MarkHoltom

I don't see any significant differences either. And I think the problems caused by older generations are not that different from those they inherited. Similar things are not the same, but the existing differences are minor.

@MarkHoltom

So, despite this, you still hope that young people will do it better, not just differently.

@MarkHoltom

It wasn't just the elites who failed. Young people in the past made the same mistakes as all young people before them, and they will continue to make them today. Changing something doesn't necessarily mean improving it. Recognizing patterns and parallels requires experience. But with experience, one loses youthful naiveté. While one makes fewer mistakes, one also has less energy and hope to do things right.

@royaards

Where does the money for one’s own home come from—and the freedom of choice?