Benedryl, gummy bears, duck tape, extra large trash bags, bleach... Refuse to answer any questions
Gained 40 lbs and doubled in size? Are you sure she isn't a toddler?
That's one reason why companies started "unlimited" pto. It's no longer part of your compensation so they no longer have to pay it out since how much is "unlimited" worth? That said it's still not unlimited because you have responsibilities which if you don't complete because you were on pto still counts against you.
Atleast we both agree that solving chess is stupid goal and should not be done.
Images and code are all slop
Still need to finish book 5
Well yeah true but not the point. People play chess because they enjoy playing chess. People play tennis, swimming and reading because they enjoy those activities. They don't need to be "solved" because it's the act of doing which is the benefit.
In contrast not many people "enjoy" say doing laundry. They enjoy having clean clothes. The end goal is the benefit. People don't enjoy calculating the standard deviation of 1500 data points. No one is excited on Friday because that weekend they will get to do that. It might be useful for something, may lead to other discoveries, or help them with completing some other task but the result is the goal not the act.
People may be excited because they are going on a hike that weekend. The act of hiking is the goal. People enjoy bike riding. Yeah it's "solved" since you can just have a car/motorcycle take you anywhere much faster with less effort but people enjoy the act of riding a bike.
Well if it's like most gas stations... You "kum" there and "go" preferably in the bathroom 😋
Is that an order to fuck the Spanish? I'm willing to try but don't think I'll be able to get to every person of Spanish descent.
Yeah but besides drugs which they can't give much more of(meaning increasing dosages or adding in new ones, not that they stopping his current medication). I'm guessing by implant you mean implantable cardiac defibrillator? Those are very common and basically a routine surgery these days, still a risk but not that much.
They said the implant for the kid wouldn't eliminate seizures, just reduce them and possibly reduce the amount of medication he needs. Risk(especially since it would have to be off-label) vs reward just didn't seem worth it. There's also deep brain stimulation for seizures but only approved for 18+(since probes go directly into brain and brain is still growing) and he's only 13 but atleast that also is approved for multifocal seizures.
Sorry to hear about all your heart attacks. 7 is A LOT!! I'm glad you made it through all them.
I don't understand why people play tennis, I can solve tennis without any Ai. All you need is a wall.
I don't understand why people compete in swimming. A motorized raft could cross that pool so much faster.
I don't understand why people read anymore. Text to speech has been around for decades.
I don't understand why people look at sunsets. Realistic photographs have been around for dozens of years.
What do you mean I have multiple psychological disorders? I have a lot of money so I must be perfect.
/s this is all a joke, I understand the concept of having fun and playing
Actually your last paragraph is a major plot point of several of the bobiverse books. To get the "Ai" they basically take a human brain and put it in the first satallite but as copies are made of copies they are not "identical" and yeah... No spoilers.
They basically hand wave away the resource gathering, think like a replicator on star trek... It just needs matter and can make anything.
It's a very interesting book series if you are into sci-fi. It's very unique and I haven't seen a similar book series before or after.
A von nueman satellite, real idea but also used in the bobiverse book series. Basically take a rocket, add in a Ai controller and then strap on both a 3d printer which has the ability to reprint itself and a method of resource collection to get material to reprint itself.
Basically it would be able to explore the entire universe given enough time, and that time is not as long as you think because the rate of exploration grows exponentially with each satellite created(since they can also create more satellites).