Y'know, the stuff he's been talking about every time this comes up, *checks notes* curing cancer and all that. Probably after we all die and the planet is destroyed, since if no one's alive then no one can have cancer.

The possibilities are truly limitless—Moving forward with intention—paradigm shift in the marketplace—as a chance to iterate and improve—create powerful synergy—Empowering teams with the right tools. User-centric design principles—Together, these elements create a powerful flywheel—while continuing to evolve. And human-centric design—how exciting this journey can be—both future-ready and impact-driven.

Why don’t you love your local restaurants’ Cronenberg-style posters?!

So many times have I heard of a major crime that a bank, or financial institution commit, and think about how I heard about the scam first on runescape.

The most impressive scam they got me with was a merch clan. They essentially told us to buy a item that's the equivalent of game stop stock (ring of stone) at max price and hold, while rug pulling us. Items changed value at timed intervals based on recent trades, and that item was very infrequently made, and no one wanted it so the trade volume was super low and manipulatable. We made the price go up and they sold us the item that's now worth less then what we bought it for because everyone else is underselling it trying to dump it instantly.

Best scams always are time sensitive and work off your own greed to make you look past the glaring red flags.

Turns out basing computers on logic and math is way more useful than bullshit and hallucinations. Especially since we've made our entire industrial system dependent on them functioning well and consistently.

"You can't go around arresting the Thieves' Guild. I mean, we'd be at it all day!"

I think we're doing way too many Springer "information" lately. And they didn't even include the actual interview.