I remember reading this simply terrible article in Scientific American; the entire article was based on this research paper referred to the meme above.
The paper was a complete fraud, and people just guzzled the cool-aid. He'll they still do, looking at this thread.
Fucking pathetic
Oh boy, fun! By all means, provide a source that states that Japan would have surrendered irrespective of the atomic bombings. This could be amusing...
Of course, thats your prerogative, but then, quite frankly, you don't know enough about Japanese war crimes.
Reddits current business model makes no sense; a for-profit company can not rely almost wholly on volunteers. Reddit knows this, and so does the market.
So Reddit, a company that never turns a profit, is supposed to hire thousands of moderators, cutting deeper into costs. Dont think so. So there is only one option; AI moderation, no other way. This will be the goal and the final nail in the coffin for Reddit I believe.
or maybe a little .xml but thats all we serve here!
He acts that way since most of his life, the only thing that meant anything to him was loyalty.
Throughout the game he's forced to face the unenviable reality of what unwavering loyalty will net you. That unravels the fabric of his entire morality, almost personality.
That struggle is so well told troughout the game, making Arthur's characters developments one of the best of all time. That's what makes Arthur a great character!
Most expensive hospital in the world everyone..
They're firing fucking rockets at them, isn't that bad enough?
Well it did and it crashed into the moon surface instead it seems
Lmao, 'it was the husband's fault', good one.
Seems to me a little belittling to not attribute responsibility to women when shit hits the fan.