I'm 100% sure it's a false flag

I'm also working on myself more lately, and also notice I have less time for politics. Sucks how we can't do both. But think I will be more effective in my politics if I'm more emotionally stable

Our chairman raoul hedebouw is very funny & his sense of humor is what wins many people over .. he is currently polling as the most popular politican in the french speaking side of our country, to the point where most people dont care hes a communist and just think hes a very charismatic funny guy, our party also uses a lot of humor in our propaganda and it works really well so i agree completely and im extremely proud of him & our party

Honestly, if you can look past the Internet culture brainrot, it's a pretty good video. You should make it its own post.

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Your Life as a North Korean Upper Class Citizen

Seems sus to me

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• yewtu.be
• inv.nadeko.net
• yt.artemislena.eu
• piped.video

Generally speaking, don't take it at its word and consider it like it's an assistant, or even just an ideas machine.

Example: I've used an LLM before when there's a term I can't think of the name for. I describe what I can remember about the term and see what it comes up with. Then, if it gives me something concrete to work with (e.g. doesn't go "I don't know" or something), I put that into a web search and see what comes up. I cross-reference the information, in other words. Sometimes the AI is a little bit off but still close enough I'm able to find the real term.

Cross-referencing / sanity checks are important for LLM use because they can get deep into confidently wrong rabbit holes at times, or indulge whatever your train of thought is without having the human capability to extricate itself at some point. So whether it's a web search or checking something it said to you against another real person, you can use this to ground yourself more so on how you're engaging with it. It's not that different from talking to other real people in that way (the main difference is I would recommend having a much stronger baseline skepticism of anything an LLM tells you than with a person). Even with the people we trust the most in life, it's still healthy to get second opinions, get perspective beyond them, work through the reasoning of what they've said, etc. No one source, computer or human, knows it all.

I've had decent luck with perplexity.ai. It's an AI-assisted search engine, its results are pretty good, and it handles long queries much better than google.