Getting a historical detail correct in your literature project isn't "wasting time on mundane details". Having arguments on the internet is tho
I don't trust current AI tech to actually process information and logic correctly. Just because it has figured out how many Rs are in "strawberry" doesn't mean it is always (or even mostly) correct
"That's not a hoarker, that's my wife!"
Stop outsourcing your brain
There's a YouTube channel Midwest Magic Cleaning that does cleanups for hoarder houses, and generally has a lot of information about hoarding disorder.
Forcing a cleanup without the permission from the hoarder(s) can actually cause the hoarding to get worse, as it spikes the anxiety and lack of a feeling of control from the hoarder. And their response is typically, more hoarding
This is a tricky situation, and typically you need therapy to address the underlying mental illness before cleanup can take place
If history repeats itself, ES6 will be a completely different game to Skyrim
Everything complained about will he cut, nothing new will be added
Iron Lung
Sad
Although I'd expect the grammar bad for comedic effect
Rather than unintentionally
I wish this is how we arranged it. Makes so much more sense
Alas, my brain is too used to wed in the middle
It's what I've been eating, lately.
Add enough garlic, spice, and hot sauce to make it flavorful, and some olive oil
Cut my food expenses to 1/3 what they were
Something about the composition is giving AI
The sepia tone, flat colors, and the linework is characteristic of AI, even if traced
Because that's how most people implicitly frame headlines like this one: a generalization of the public