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Cake day: July 12th, 2024

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  • When I walk around in my uni people openly talk about using chatgpt to pass their classes. When I ask for help on some lecture groupchat first 4 answers are “I just used chatgpt.”

    They gave me a whole speech about how they take academic dishonesty so seriously at the beginning but I am honestly just disappointed now. Even using solution manuals make you considered a “good student”









  • Ay lav yu.

    It’s a pretty funny romantic comedy if you ignore the romance.

    in regions with extremely long history like in middle east, you will often have old villages that were never documented. Or documeneted like 5 governments ago, lost to breucracy.

    Literally the most interesting setting for a movie. A village that doesn’t exist on the map. There is one single person with an ID in entire place.

    Also comedy is basically some modern people from Colorado having culture shock for a whole hour. It works well.


  • Sure!

    Argument is that you can’t just call something objectively evil or good. “Murder isn’t evil, what if it was in self-defense.”

    That’s overcomplicating it. If you weren’t missing any context you could get around “what if” situations.

    Now I don’t think we can tell right from wrong at all times. Everything from personal experience, current position in history, and traits like greed make it hard for us. But still, there should be a right answer.

    In practice this just means if I feel a topic is controversial to me, I will keep thinking or researching about it until I have a pretty stable stand. As opposed to “it’s confusing so I don’t want to think about.”

    I could at least get closer to right answer this way.
    Hope this helps!