It's all about jokes, funny pics...

Maxnix Thanks for the PTSD, man. (No problem, I can laugh at it now)

This triggers memories of a C++ code base that had this style, and in a constructor prototype there were some with about 1KLOC untill you came to the {
Instantiation was then 2.5KLOC.
If this scares you - you ain't seen much yet.
 
Intelligence is invisible, but if someone doesn't have it, everyone notices.
Seeing the intelligent things people do, makes people aware of their own imperfection. In decent people this generates the wish to improve themselves. In non-decent people it generates silly ideas like behaving as suckers was cool.
So, most tend to see only the stupid things others do. Looking down on others makes themselves feel superior effortless, because they don't need to do anything themselves at all, especially not improving their brains.
All they need to do is to find others being even dumber as theyselves. Which in a society that name stupid things as cool, things improving intelligence as uncool, and media that lives on selling imbeciles and idiocy constantly ain't that hard.
 
1784911442288.png

"A trap for big children"
 
A German doctor believes that chairs are more harmful than alcohol and cigarettes.

dea9472c6632ee68ebdea6c8f5d46b3c,7c079c63.webp

For 26 years, vein specialist Dr. Martin Oswald has lived practically without chairs. The 74-year-old has banished all seating from his office, his car, and even his home; he sleeps on the floor and has built a house completely free of chairs. His belief: Sitting in chairs makes you hunch over, makes you sick, and is more harmful than alcohol and cigarettes.
 
Well, he might actually have a point, unfortunately...
 
Looks like a tatami mat to sit on, and sleep on. That I can understand. But the rest indeed looks like AI gone off the deep end.
 
Back
Top