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"Thanks," smiles the little bear, "I will!"
He hails the bus to Pussyville.

"Thanks," smiles the little bear, "I will!" He hails the bus to Pussyville.

05.12.2025 18:38 — 👍 40    🔁 5    💬 1    📌 0
'Which States Do You Consider Part of the South?' Percentage classifying each state as part of the South, from a survey of 1,135 people identifiying "some" or "a lot" as a Southerner
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respondents considered
Colorado part of the South
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89% of
respondents considered
Georgia part of the South
FL

'Which States Do You Consider Part of the South?' Percentage classifying each state as part of the South, from a survey of 1,135 people identifiying "some" or "a lot" as a Southerner 10% 20 30. 40 50 60 70 80 90 1% of / respondents considered Colorado part of the South AZ CO KS OK NM MO AR LA IL IN OH PA WV VA KY TN NC MS AL' *GA SC DE MD TX 89% of respondents considered Georgia part of the South FL

Absolutely deranged

03.12.2025 17:25 — 👍 16    🔁 0    💬 1    📌 0
EVILMOM with her license plate.

EVILMOM with her license plate.

Who Will Stop Her ?

02.12.2025 16:37 — 👍 31    🔁 2    💬 0    📌 0

I wish all of the "whistleblower" ufo larp dorks on reddit would be more creative with names for the collective alien high council or whatever the hell I just spent the last 5 minutes reading on the can.

29.11.2025 08:33 — 👍 19    🔁 1    💬 2    📌 0

It's a curry and animal crossing night. Gotta get my island ready for friends by covering every bit of desolate beach with a hoard of diys, recipes, and misc shit!

30.11.2025 00:08 — 👍 22    🔁 1    💬 3    📌 0
This user is losing interest in everything.

This user is losing interest in everything.

Yea

29.11.2025 16:36 — 👍 19    🔁 0    💬 1    📌 0
CALCIUM IN OUR FOOD IS CUM.
• THEY COLLECT COW OR HORSE CUM AND STERILIZE IT BY COOKING IT. THEN THEY TURN THE CUM INTO A DRY POWDER •AND/OR. COOKED LIQUID CUM BEFORE IT IS ADDED TO OUR FOOD.
350378
10-ZZ- 2025
FoR
PRESIDENT
3:55 PM
ASAP.
CALCIUM
TTT
SEE A LIE CUM.
• FOR EXAMPLE: BUY A HALF GALLON OF ORANGE JUICE WITH CALCIUM IN IT OR EXTRA CALCIUM. THEN FILTER THE ORANGE JUICE WITH A THICK CHEESE CLOTH TO SEPARATE THE CUM.
YOU CAN THEN FEEL THE GOO [CUM WITH YOUR HANDS AND/OR. SEE THE CUM IN THE CHEESE CLOTH.
• ALSO: YOU CAN SEE THE CUM IN THE BOTTOM OF CLEAR ORANGE JUICE CONTAINERS.
THE GOO [CUM] COLLECTS ON THE BOTTOM... THAT IS WHY THE CONTAINERS SAY, SHAKE WELL... SO THE CUM GETS MIXED UP.

CALCIUM IN OUR FOOD IS CUM. • THEY COLLECT COW OR HORSE CUM AND STERILIZE IT BY COOKING IT. THEN THEY TURN THE CUM INTO A DRY POWDER •AND/OR. COOKED LIQUID CUM BEFORE IT IS ADDED TO OUR FOOD. 350378 10-ZZ- 2025 FoR PRESIDENT 3:55 PM ASAP. CALCIUM TTT SEE A LIE CUM. • FOR EXAMPLE: BUY A HALF GALLON OF ORANGE JUICE WITH CALCIUM IN IT OR EXTRA CALCIUM. THEN FILTER THE ORANGE JUICE WITH A THICK CHEESE CLOTH TO SEPARATE THE CUM. YOU CAN THEN FEEL THE GOO [CUM WITH YOUR HANDS AND/OR. SEE THE CUM IN THE CHEESE CLOTH. • ALSO: YOU CAN SEE THE CUM IN THE BOTTOM OF CLEAR ORANGE JUICE CONTAINERS. THE GOO [CUM] COLLECTS ON THE BOTTOM... THAT IS WHY THE CONTAINERS SAY, SHAKE WELL... SO THE CUM GETS MIXED UP.

I think he's right

28.11.2025 19:11 — 👍 7    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

Let’s be honest: nothing Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin have done in the last 56 years justifies the tremendous cost of bringing them back from the moon. NASA should’ve spared the long-suffering taxpayer and left them up there

23.11.2025 03:39 — 👍 1778    🔁 148    💬 59    📌 12

Being born is ridiculous

20.11.2025 08:19 — 👍 72    🔁 13    💬 6    📌 0
you deserve better than to have a gut wrenching feeling like you've done something horribly wrong all the time.

you deserve better than to have a gut wrenching feeling like you've done something horribly wrong all the time.

Thanks, hamburger.

20.11.2025 16:40 — 👍 77    🔁 13    💬 2    📌 0
12.05.1997 It was a time when I realized that I had to start over. The past is gone, and only the future awaits. I had nothing to lose anyway.

12.05.1997 It was a time when I realized that I had to start over. The past is gone, and only the future awaits. I had nothing to lose anyway.

12 . 05 . 1997

18.11.2025 17:41 — 👍 21    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
r/ExpectationVsReality u/Additional-Simple858 • 3d
Join
Al 'doctor' said my back pain is depression, not a slipped disc. Now physical therapy won't get approved.
Al Expectation

We are reviewing claim #&
submitted on
09/28/2025. Our records indicate the claim was filed under diagnosis code F32.9 (Depressive disorder, unspecified), while the corresponding prescription and referral history list treatment for lumbar disc herniation (back pain).

r/ExpectationVsReality u/Additional-Simple858 • 3d Join Al 'doctor' said my back pain is depression, not a slipped disc. Now physical therapy won't get approved. Al Expectation We are reviewing claim #& submitted on 09/28/2025. Our records indicate the claim was filed under diagnosis code F32.9 (Depressive disorder, unspecified), while the corresponding prescription and referral history list treatment for lumbar disc herniation (back pain).

Re: Incorrect Diagnosis in
Record

Hi
Thank you for reaching out. We have reviewed your visit documentation and can confirm that the notes in question were generated using our Al scribe system. It appears the Al tool assigned diagnosis code F32.9 (Depressive disorder, unspecified), while your visit notes and treatment plan reference lumbar disc herniation (back pain).
Per compliance policy, certain Al-generated fields cannot be manually updated by clinic staff and require vendor correction. We have escalated this to our vendor support team and opened ticket # . We'll notify you once we receive
confirmation or correction from the vendor.

Re: Incorrect Diagnosis in Record Hi Thank you for reaching out. We have reviewed your visit documentation and can confirm that the notes in question were generated using our Al scribe system. It appears the Al tool assigned diagnosis code F32.9 (Depressive disorder, unspecified), while your visit notes and treatment plan reference lumbar disc herniation (back pain). Per compliance policy, certain Al-generated fields cannot be manually updated by clinic staff and require vendor correction. We have escalated this to our vendor support team and opened ticket # . We'll notify you once we receive confirmation or correction from the vendor.

a few months ago I said "having generative AI handle absolutely anything with regards to healthcare is a nightmare and should be banned" and a bunch of people made fun of me and called me stupid. anyways,

10.11.2025 16:00 — 👍 7482    🔁 2471    💬 93    📌 233
Doctor using chat GPT

Doctor using chat GPT

Would you go back to this doctor if he typed your problem into ChatGPT and you could see in the sidebar that he was typing everyone else's problems in there too.

15.11.2025 16:39 — 👍 18    🔁 1    💬 5    📌 1
Why Are We In A Bubble?
You’re tired, I’m tired, we’re all god damn tired of the AI bubble. It’s been three years and very little has actually happened other than hundreds of billions of dollars being incinerated to build data centers or sustain the reckless and directionless ambitions of Sam Altman and OpenAI, or any number of near-identical AI startups that all claim to be worth somewhere between $5 billion and $500 billion. 

Yet what truly upsets me about AI is the lies. 

Despite the fact that Large Language Models cannot really be trusted to do any particular job without endless prompt engineering and tinkering, so many people talk about them as if they’re the second coming of Christ, capable of doing just about anything if you put your mind to it. 

In reality, LLMs are capable of some stuff but not a lot of stuff and most people you talk to use it as either a coding assistant (that they have to either give very simple tasks or constantly check up on) or as a replacement for Google search that may or may not be better.

Yet for years people have said things about LLMs that they don’t actually do, and when pressed to explain further, they’ve said that “these models are getting exponentially better.” We have seen a dereliction of duty by those who are meant to know the truth — the media and analysts — who are either ignorant of reality or refuse to live within it, saying instead that every bit of proof that we’re in a bubble is just “doomerism” or “skepticism” or proof of some sort of corruption or animosity toward the future, rather than an attempt to speak of what’s actually happening and inform the public.

LLMs are limited! What they do today is similar to what they did a year ago, and what they’ll do a year in the future! The time of LLM innovation is over, this era is over, and every day we extend it only beckons further retail investors to throw themselves into an active volcano after being convinced that it’ll transform them into a golden god. It’s insu…

Why Are We In A Bubble? You’re tired, I’m tired, we’re all god damn tired of the AI bubble. It’s been three years and very little has actually happened other than hundreds of billions of dollars being incinerated to build data centers or sustain the reckless and directionless ambitions of Sam Altman and OpenAI, or any number of near-identical AI startups that all claim to be worth somewhere between $5 billion and $500 billion. Yet what truly upsets me about AI is the lies. Despite the fact that Large Language Models cannot really be trusted to do any particular job without endless prompt engineering and tinkering, so many people talk about them as if they’re the second coming of Christ, capable of doing just about anything if you put your mind to it. In reality, LLMs are capable of some stuff but not a lot of stuff and most people you talk to use it as either a coding assistant (that they have to either give very simple tasks or constantly check up on) or as a replacement for Google search that may or may not be better. Yet for years people have said things about LLMs that they don’t actually do, and when pressed to explain further, they’ve said that “these models are getting exponentially better.” We have seen a dereliction of duty by those who are meant to know the truth — the media and analysts — who are either ignorant of reality or refuse to live within it, saying instead that every bit of proof that we’re in a bubble is just “doomerism” or “skepticism” or proof of some sort of corruption or animosity toward the future, rather than an attempt to speak of what’s actually happening and inform the public. LLMs are limited! What they do today is similar to what they did a year ago, and what they’ll do a year in the future! The time of LLM innovation is over, this era is over, and every day we extend it only beckons further retail investors to throw themselves into an active volcano after being convinced that it’ll transform them into a golden god. It’s insu…

It is insane to me that we still, to this day, have people claiming that “agents are coming,” or still peddling out the dog-brained “Uber and Amazon Web Services burned a lot of money” talking points, or somehow justifying the hundreds of billions of dollars burned by saying that “ChatGPT is really popular,” as if that makes up for the theft of millions of people’s art or the destruction of our planet. 

We’ve known that OpenAI was burning billions of dollars since the middle of 2024, as we’ve known the same of Anthropic, as we’ve known that every AI company is unprofitable, as we’ve known that models will hallucinate forever, as we’ve known that the “scaling laws” paradigm was a bucket of bullshit. These facts have sat baking in the sun for anywhere from a year and a half to two years, yet the media narrative has only fairly recently shifted to consider whether there’s any problem with an entire industry of unprofitable companies building wrappers on top of models made by unprofitable frontier AI labs.

AI has proven that we live in an era of high information and low processing, and that the majority of people — the media, investors, analysts, and even government officials — simply take the top-line analysis from whatever the most “trustworthy” source they can find. As a result, TV networks like CNBC publish outright nonsense to back up things like OpenAI promising to pay $1.4 trillion in compute costs in five years with “trustworthy” analysts like Futurum’s Dan Newman, who had this to say about how OpenAI might afford it:

This is a company that its biggest backers and investors believe will become the largest hyperscaler in the future. So it isn’t just going to compete for these software and for these ChatGPT and video making, uh, models, they're going to be focusing on taking over this AI layer, going down the path of Anthropic, playing the enterprise, developing these biggest models, and then ultimately developing a model to make money.

This is a fucking analy…

It is insane to me that we still, to this day, have people claiming that “agents are coming,” or still peddling out the dog-brained “Uber and Amazon Web Services burned a lot of money” talking points, or somehow justifying the hundreds of billions of dollars burned by saying that “ChatGPT is really popular,” as if that makes up for the theft of millions of people’s art or the destruction of our planet. We’ve known that OpenAI was burning billions of dollars since the middle of 2024, as we’ve known the same of Anthropic, as we’ve known that every AI company is unprofitable, as we’ve known that models will hallucinate forever, as we’ve known that the “scaling laws” paradigm was a bucket of bullshit. These facts have sat baking in the sun for anywhere from a year and a half to two years, yet the media narrative has only fairly recently shifted to consider whether there’s any problem with an entire industry of unprofitable companies building wrappers on top of models made by unprofitable frontier AI labs. AI has proven that we live in an era of high information and low processing, and that the majority of people — the media, investors, analysts, and even government officials — simply take the top-line analysis from whatever the most “trustworthy” source they can find. As a result, TV networks like CNBC publish outright nonsense to back up things like OpenAI promising to pay $1.4 trillion in compute costs in five years with “trustworthy” analysts like Futurum’s Dan Newman, who had this to say about how OpenAI might afford it: This is a company that its biggest backers and investors believe will become the largest hyperscaler in the future. So it isn’t just going to compete for these software and for these ChatGPT and video making, uh, models, they're going to be focusing on taking over this AI layer, going down the path of Anthropic, playing the enterprise, developing these biggest models, and then ultimately developing a model to make money. This is a fucking analy…

This is why people are going to lose so much money! This is why people are being failed! The mainstream media is deliberately, aggressively pushing nonsense narratives with enough buzzwords to keep the bubble inflated. 

In reality, our society is built on a lot of beliefs that are extremely thinly-held, and LLMs took root because society has been primed by science fiction to believe that it’s inevitable that we’ll have an autonomous computer in our lifetimes. 

We are trained to follow smart-sounding people from birth, and what constitutes “smart’ is judged by a combination of right-sounding words and braggadocious confidence, and while that’s sort of worked before, Large Language Models feel as if they’re purpose-built to exploit these semiotic tropes. ChatGPT can convince an imbecile he knows quantum physics because it gives him the topline definition in simple enough terms that he can repeat. ChatGPT can give a convincing-enough impression of a person that it can convince somebody that it wants him to leave his wife. ChatGPT can give a convincing-enough impression of writing code that it can convince basically every investor and member of the media that it will replace software engineers in mere months. 

And because ChatGPT did a convincing-enough impression of a person writing something, Satya Nadella decided to buy as many GPUs as possible, and because Satya Nadella was doing a convincing-enough impression of a CEO who knew what the fuck he was doing, Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg and Andy Jassy immediately copied him, so that they too could do convincing-enough impressions of executives that knew what they were doing.

And because we live with markets that are poisoned by growth-at-all-cost thinkers, they fell in line behind the hyperscalers, claiming that the “era of AI” was here without any proof that was the case, all because the already-existing businesses underpinning the magnificent 7 kept growing. 

That, and the media has entirely failed to hold the…

This is why people are going to lose so much money! This is why people are being failed! The mainstream media is deliberately, aggressively pushing nonsense narratives with enough buzzwords to keep the bubble inflated. In reality, our society is built on a lot of beliefs that are extremely thinly-held, and LLMs took root because society has been primed by science fiction to believe that it’s inevitable that we’ll have an autonomous computer in our lifetimes. We are trained to follow smart-sounding people from birth, and what constitutes “smart’ is judged by a combination of right-sounding words and braggadocious confidence, and while that’s sort of worked before, Large Language Models feel as if they’re purpose-built to exploit these semiotic tropes. ChatGPT can convince an imbecile he knows quantum physics because it gives him the topline definition in simple enough terms that he can repeat. ChatGPT can give a convincing-enough impression of a person that it can convince somebody that it wants him to leave his wife. ChatGPT can give a convincing-enough impression of writing code that it can convince basically every investor and member of the media that it will replace software engineers in mere months. And because ChatGPT did a convincing-enough impression of a person writing something, Satya Nadella decided to buy as many GPUs as possible, and because Satya Nadella was doing a convincing-enough impression of a CEO who knew what the fuck he was doing, Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg and Andy Jassy immediately copied him, so that they too could do convincing-enough impressions of executives that knew what they were doing. And because we live with markets that are poisoned by growth-at-all-cost thinkers, they fell in line behind the hyperscalers, claiming that the “era of AI” was here without any proof that was the case, all because the already-existing businesses underpinning the magnificent 7 kept growing. That, and the media has entirely failed to hold the…

There is only one way to avoid this happening again: holding every single booster’s feet to the fire for months and months after the bubble bursts, and make sure that any other hype cycles they push are met with venom and receipts the likes of which God has never seen.

If I sound like I have an axe to grind, it’s because I do. Regular people are already getting hurt — their communities destroyed by data centers, their art stolen, their loved-ones driven mad by AI psychosis, and, most likely, their 401Ks ravaged when this ends.

I will have no mercy for those who failed to do their jobs. Will you?

There is only one way to avoid this happening again: holding every single booster’s feet to the fire for months and months after the bubble bursts, and make sure that any other hype cycles they push are met with venom and receipts the likes of which God has never seen. If I sound like I have an axe to grind, it’s because I do. Regular people are already getting hurt — their communities destroyed by data centers, their art stolen, their loved-ones driven mad by AI psychosis, and, most likely, their 401Ks ravaged when this ends. I will have no mercy for those who failed to do their jobs. Will you?

The AI Bubble inflated by a dereliction of duty from those meant to seek out and publish the truth. LLMs have been sold on myth and outright lies about what they do or will do, and when the bubble bursts, retail investors will be left with the consequences.

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14.11.2025 19:00 — 👍 118    🔁 28    💬 3    📌 1
Fact More Than 10 People DRINK ALCOHOL

Fact More Than 10 People DRINK ALCOHOL

Is this true?

09.11.2025 17:17 — 👍 45    🔁 3    💬 2    📌 0
Who wants any human connection at all. who wants to Stop Being Weird

Who wants any human connection at all. who wants to Stop Being Weird

Bluesky signup process

07.11.2025 19:30 — 👍 125    🔁 24    💬 0    📌 2

I would like one (1) ball of pancake please

06.11.2025 01:48 — 👍 24    🔁 3    💬 1    📌 0
DAMN&HELL: ON
RELIGIOUS: ON
SEXUAL REFERENCE: ON

DAMN&HELL: ON RELIGIOUS: ON SEXUAL REFERENCE: ON

On. On. On. Show me all of it.

06.11.2025 01:23 — 👍 28    🔁 4    💬 1    📌 0
A computer helping a man with a cube.

A computer helping a man with a cube.

This is what 2025 was supposed to be. Computers would help us with our cubes.

05.11.2025 16:38 — 👍 54    🔁 5    💬 3    📌 2
a crocheted marcus the worm sitting on a jellyfish lamp

a crocheted marcus the worm sitting on a jellyfish lamp

here is my marcus

03.11.2025 21:19 — 👍 45    🔁 5    💬 4    📌 0
An error occurred. The Wizard must be stopped.

An error occurred. The Wizard must be stopped.

Help Me ‼️

04.11.2025 02:29 — 👍 79    🔁 9    💬 3    📌 0
A smiling lady surfing the net surrounded by WWW and http

A smiling lady surfing the net surrounded by WWW and http

This is how it used to feel to go online.

01.11.2025 20:55 — 👍 73    🔁 11    💬 3    📌 1

Pingu avatar 🤝 Cool Pingu Avatar

31.10.2025 18:46 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Win In Court Spell

Win In Court Spell

Please respond fast do these work? I need to know ASAP

31.10.2025 18:45 — 👍 13    🔁 3    💬 1    📌 1
Cool staircase with blue and red lighting

Cool staircase with blue and red lighting

Cool glass blocks and neon inside restaurant.

Cool glass blocks and neon inside restaurant.

The future should have been like this instead of AI bots

30.10.2025 00:23 — 👍 34    🔁 6    💬 0    📌 1
fat handle fork

fat handle fork

Fat Fork cannot hurt you. Fat Fork is not real . You will neverhave to touch Fat Fork.

26.10.2025 23:33 — 👍 120    🔁 11    💬 11    📌 4
A hand and gun shooting a computer.

A hand and gun shooting a computer.

Who's with me

26.10.2025 17:06 — 👍 60    🔁 4    💬 1    📌 0
Jerky store

Jerky store

Hold up is this real ?

24.10.2025 17:50 — 👍 8    🔁 0    💬 1    📌 0
Be Nice

Be Nice

I Will .

22.10.2025 16:40 — 👍 31    🔁 6    💬 0    📌 1
hope i don't have a long day
long day factory

hope i don't have a long day long day factory

Every Day

20.10.2025 18:51 — 👍 170    🔁 26    💬 1    📌 2

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