

The UK considered having a stern word at absolute best.


The UK considered having a stern word at absolute best.


I think you’ve perfectly described modern life


I mean, if you look real close it’s actually the picture they’re looking at


Damn… I really wanted to believe


This is probably unpopular so upvoted. But It should be more unpopular :/


Talking is cheap. providing facts, evidence or any sort of support for one’s claims are a bit less cheap though.


That’s a no then


What? I’ve heard plenty of criticisms over the Greens but I’ve never heard this one before


That’s not true. It could have been a Windows laptop, don’t forget.


WHO THE FUCK CARES ABOUT TONY BLAIR’S THINK TANK


I’d personally argue operating outside of the law disqualifies you from being a good businessman. If I can win a game of chess by moving the pieces when you’re not looking, am I a grandmaster?
Same with business. Using privileges and loopholes that other people don’t have access to is not being good at business.
The same way having your father loan you a million dollars disqualifies you. I can beat Mo Farah if I run a shorter race, who’s the better runner?


Business man? Nah, that’s like saying someone’s “lucky” for playing in a rigged casino.
He’s a great fraud.
I’d say that is correct rival behaviour. Well done everyone.
Why are three Ninjas attacking Bo Burnham?


I use a physical card and keep a switched off iPhone with me in case.
You can’t avoid sacrifice, you only get the choice of where it comes from.


Oh bugger, I might actually have to start still paying nothing


All research papers are published online and accessible for free, EXCEPT for scrapers like AI
Oh that would be an absolute dream


I totally agree with you, I also avoid UPF. I’m just saying that there will always be choices that make a divergence from optimum health, and it will be seen by others as costly and perhaps even stupid, but that’s not a good enough reason for me to limit freedoms.
If corporations pushing products is an issue, regulate the companies not individuals


Couldn’t agree more. It’s just a shame that the UK has a long proud tradition of making big problems out of smaller problems.
I don’t know how much they’re actually doing to surpass the West tbh. A lot of the success relies on distilling closed models, and running the models cheaper with almost comparable effectiveness. If the Chinese are showing that such profit/investment strategies in closed models are weak and can be easily decimated by a competitor, what motivation would they have to adopt one?