This is mentioned in an Enid Blyton story funnily enough!

Can you share it? That sounds really cool!

That corn looks like a railing, like it’s a British park

Ironically you made more typos than the AI image generator. It’s noble, not Nobel (Nobel is the guy who the prize is named after).

Kan du inte svåra mig?

What?

Libraries are important to free exchange of information, it’s dangerous to not have librarians.

The wolves of wall street?

Thanks!

Can I have a link to the actual article/paper?

So what’s the genetic difference? If the copy was good enough, surely they would be dire wolves? Also, what is the motivation to bring back dire wolves?

fhmy.net?

You know it wasn’t actually a study on memory?

Cool 😎

Lol. Money is the answer to finding ‘truth’ in capitalism, who knew?

No. But I doubt anyone would judge their own consideration to be excessive, I consider it exactly as much as I think I should, and do what I emotively feel is right.

Thanks for that response, it was really long and thoughtful, and I appreciate the time and effort taken.

I’m not sure what you mean. What is a ‘thing about morality’ and why would I have it?

I believe in free speech, I don’t think anyone should be banned or censored for saying their honest opinion, as that doesn’t convince them of your point of view, might push them further into the view they have, and creates an echo chambers where challenging opinions aren’t present - both through actual censorship and self censorship out of fear of being banned for talking against the groupthink.

Biggus Dickus

I wouldn’t try to sell information. Physical products, services, support, sure. But you can’t sell information which has no scarcity. Maybe you could pay for someone to create something they otherwise wouldn’t have, but not for something that already exists.