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<p>A backup account for !CanadaPlus@lemmy.sdf.org, and formerly /u/CanadaPlus101 on Reddit.</p>

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    And also just fully makes things up, sometimes. It&#39;s not actually communicating, it&#39;s just writing convincing text. Because that&#39;s all we can train it to do.

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    Hmm. Do you dislike video games as well (except for, like, Tetris, with no NPCs)? Most people latch on to the familiarity of other human-seeming things. It doesn&#39;t even have to be very good; computers have been fooling people some of the time since the 60&#39;s, just by steering the conversation to leave room for doubt. The human imagination and our fixation on ourselves does the rest. &gt; Or the uncanny valley voice at the drive-thru speaker saying “great choice!” to everything I order....

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    Yup, nobody uses sarcasm. /s

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    Deal/TACO. All Iran has agreed to, as far as I can tell, is opening the strait for a couple weeks so long as the US stops fighting completely. So, white peace, and with the possibility they negotiate actual concessions from the US later on.

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    No, a couple million well organised protestors and 60% passive support are revolution numbers. This is well beyond that.

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    In the sense humans are &quot;better&quot; or &quot;greater&quot; or something? Well, consider the global biomass of bacteria compared to humans - they seem to be doing okay. Or that there&#39;s more bacterial cells in you than human cells. Single-celled yeast evolved from mushrooms, barnacles evolved from something like shrimp or crabs, and there are eukaryotes that lost eukaryotic features like mitochondria because they didn&#39;t need them to survive. Buuut that&#39;s besides the point. I&#...

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    Plants are selected to *not* be great to eat, basically. Cellulose in particular is almost impossible to biochemically break back down (but not completely), and is a pretty good structural material, too. Seeds are often still palatable once you get through the shell, basically because turning into a baby plant is an already tough design constraint. Some plants still have tricks - notice that it&#39;s the spiciest part of a hot pepper.