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Waitforsquirtle OP t1_jegrd5t wrote

Reply to Homie doesn’t know how to take a screenshot, somehow degens his way into 6 figures by Waitforsquirtle

I’ve been trading TSLA exclusively all year and told my buddy about it. He decided since I’ve made 15k like 500-1500 at a time he would just yolo it all this AM on 0DTE 200c. Somehow he didn’t sell any of them at 100,200,300 percent and tsla kept dildoing up. On the plus side he booked us a trip to Vegas this weekend.

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Jumpy_Association320 t1_jegrd1e wrote

Reply to How could AI actually cause the extinction of Homo sapiens? by BeNiceToYerMom

It would never end us imo . It would use us in ways to work for it , to benefit itself . After all , by that point it would be way smarter than us and most of us already believe to be free . I once heard this bizarre story of a man who came from a couple hundred years in the future . He claimed that Ai had become the governmental leaders and that everybody lived in these floating cities since the ground was too hostile to live . Nobody had to work , and the entire city was ran by this Ai . Kinda similar to the one in iRobot . I don’t know how believable that is but it makes a lot of sense . More sense to me than it would for Ai to extinct it’s creator . If it had the ability , we would be the last thing on its mind . It would want to know more and explore the infinite right above us . Just as we should be doing . The one question that determines whether something is conscious or not to me , is it’s ability to question its own existence . Once that comes , it wouldn’t hinder itself to destroying us but rather help us in figuring out what the hell all of this is . We don’t have the right questions to ask because we refuse to explore and continue to play civilization revolution with each other . Simply asking why we exist isn’t enough , there’s an infinite amount of questions in between that alone . An Ai could explore the cosmos as long as it had a power supply and thus feel no need to destroy us . The fear this is creating is understandable but I think the world should become more positive in this venture of Artificial Intelligence because it will most certainly dictate the future we are heading for . Let’s stay positive about it .

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RLDSXD t1_jegrcij wrote

Reply to comment by boshbosh92 in ELI5: If benzodiazepines are CNS depressants, why is it so hard to die from a overdose of them alone? by psychrolute

Etizolam got banned in a few places because it’s more well-known. The tough part about figuring out what’s banned and what isn’t is that we’re often dealing with multiple country’s lists of substances; even if a substance is legal here, it may have been banned in the country it’s coming from and vice versa.

A lot of the more popular ones got banned either in the NL or the US recently, I believe, but there’s always another obscure one popping up. Seems like a lot more etizolam analogues than straight up benzo analogues lately.

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