Maybe ruined is a bit hyperbolic , the diaphragm is actually tough and iirc skeletalbut it strains the muscles so i gave myself acid reflux and burp when i talk sometimes

Worth it? Only when im not having acid reflux

It got better over time though, the secret was simply to stop being a weird dork child who learned to force burp for a parlor trick

Canadas response to the pandemic (oops we did a convoy)makes a lot more sense now dont it :')

I like the cut of his jib

Canadian for high school level biology

No but I do really fux with their compound language

Are these common German beliefs, am I in the wrong country?

Lawns are stupid and I think they look boring

Also pigeons are underappreciated and we are gonna go to pigeon hell for how dirty we did them

Bio 20-30 should be mandatory

I got so many hot shit takes somebody stop me

I ruined my diaphragm learning how to burp my ABCs

It was only sort of worth it

Too bad we dont have phonetic emojis to complete the circle and make them true hieroglyphics

My list of graves to piss on is becoming impossibly long but he is right in the top 10

If it were truly actually accurate maybe not… but the issue is it is a syncophancy machine being obtusely oversold as capable of multitudes of things it cannot intrinsically do accurately or as well as a person with critical thinking and is being trained on fallible data sets that include human error and now hallucination from LLMs.

If it actually were capable of doing everything the people selling you on AI are trying to get you to believe it would be an incredible tool, but it isnt, and it isnt being treated as a tool.

I think it also does us a disservice as human beings because we are at risk of losing the ability to do our own problem-solving and process of logic bedause it can be offloaded to something else and that imho can manifest as a learned helplessness.

Burglin Gnomes and Tomb Raider (2001) may have some valid crossover and the gnomes would be greatlt improved by huge conical boobs

The city I live in had 15 pedestrian deaths from cars as their previous record, this year we are up to 40.

Cars are rapidly increasing in size and weight, decreasing their visibility, and people wont get off their phones. I do also partially believe that covid hit cognitive function and that tough times are making people antsy and angry too.