This sub always leaned optimistic side. I would say sub has become far more pessimistic past year or two with influx of new members.

Yes this was 20+ years ago

They never do. I was mugged so many times on the street between middle school and high school and people just walked by.

Who cares about Andrew Tate loser?

I've made hundreds of thousands of dollars. My bags are feeling fine. If you'll look at the market if you invested before 2021 you're ahead. Of course you haven't done any sort of research so you don't know that.

I'm not the one making posts using video game memes. And your post really is "no, u"? Can't come up with anything better?

No I realize that I already read the comment. It doesn't take away from the fact that your posts are immature and filled with meme that originated in video games.

It sounds like you have no real world experience.

The fact that you're using video game memes make me doubt that.

How long ago which? Brooklyn or Newark? Brooklyn was +20 years ago.

Newark is present day.

Depends on where you're at I'd imagine.

Its probably similar to living in Brooklyn. When I was in Brooklyn I regularly got mugged from middle school through high school, but I was also out walking about more.

I'm a former Rutgers student and I regularly get emails about students being attacked and robbed. So there's that.

I'm a former Rutgers student and I regularly get emails about students being attacked and robbed while walking about.

Do you do twitter or tik tok?

Technological change and disruption in consumer products and use was massive between 2003 to 2013. From 2013 to present it was more maturing and defining of products and services that were already introduced.

We might be entering a new phase of massive consumer disruption with the likes of openchat ai, stable diffusion ai and other related tech.

There is value in removing the need of a centralized authority to confirm transactions. There's a lot of downside to it too.

Regarding games, problem is game companies want control over their game assets, so they're uninterested. Interested parties tend to put as little investment into the game as they can get away with so that they can maximize their profits from scamming or rug-pulling the community. Game development would have to rely on community driven efforts focused on enriching the entire environment.

At this point we're looking like we're getting really close. Easily can happen in the 2030s. Sooner maybe, but it wouldn't be labeled as a AGI by the mainstream.

Time travel to the future through relativistic speeds and time dilation is very real. Time travel to the past is likely impossible though.

Time travel to the past is impossible. Time travel to the future is pretty easy by moving at relativistic speeds due to time dilation.

Regarding what you said, yes that's something that's often omitted in time travel stories, but sometimes they mention it too.

Didn't know about the r/Futurism sub. I will check it out.

Yes that's right. I edited the link in my post

Linked the wrong post, edited the post to link to correct one.

I have groceries delivered to my home. i get about 5-8 new reusable bags a week.

You don't need a subscription to use Instacart.

Play video games, passion projects, study things of interest.

Looks like the AI has a god complex. I do agree that AI wouldn't experience and view time the same as we do due to perfect recall.

What about stocks, gold, or cryptocurrency?