^great fairy

>>6086
sounds comfy, feeler. lovely bean feeler.

>>6085
then I would spend time cooking beans

>>6084
noo u have to do something cool.

>>6081
contemplating death

>>6072
my ma didnt let me go in the kitchen "oh youll make a mess" "oh youll do it wrong" "let me" --anxiety sounds-- or if i wanted to try "ohh ur doing it wrong" "oh you dont even know that?"

>>6080
its not hard feeler. you just throw all ur clothes in there and some powder and turn the knob until the numbers are high.

>>6079
what would you do with ur free time if u didnt have to wagie

I don't even do that lol I would rot if I were to live without my parents

goy friend?

>>6071
nooo tell me it will collapse so i get my golden handcuffs back.

>>6065
dude, this shit is not complicated at all. following step by step instructions does not require much skill, especially when it requires no finesse, no temperature control or special techniques. chopping up veggies and meat and putting it in a pot and setting a timer. i learned most of it by observing my mother. i guess people in america and australia don't cook much? stews are probably the easiest home cooked meals you can make.

my intuition tells me it's a nothing burger and it won't scale. AI is just an extremely knowledgeable wordcel but language is fundamentally insufficient for modeling reality. what humans have is something that language is built on top off that allows us to make quick decisions and zero-in on relevant information. AI will probably help solve a lot of math and science problems, but it won't be able to take over the world. a lot of useless jobs will get automated but we'll still have a managerial class that oversees AI.

>>6068
politicians say: "ehh we cant turn this off because it will cripple the economy!" or some bullshit idk. i can already here trump saying: "theyre just bad robots! we just need to show them whose boss and they'll fall back in line!"

*turns off electricity*
now what ehehe