I did another one of the things with moral philosophy concepts.

Reddit is meth.
Super popular in some areas and gets super sketchy.

BlueSky is methadone.
Helps you heal your addiction, but more obscure.

MySpace is cigarettes.
Do people still do that?

Instagram is LSD.
Very visual. Once you do it, you can never get off.

Snapchat is ecstacy.
Short lived and exclusively popular with young people.

TikTok is opioids.
The most addictive, and yet somehow still legal.

Linkedin is alcohol.
Old, reliable, more professional.

Facebook is pot.
Used to be more popular with young people until they realized parents did it.

Twitter is cocaine.
It used to be more popular before the rebrand (to crack/X).

Funny that one of his main issues with them is the masks. We almost forget that conservatives hate masks. (see: 2020)

Law enforcement needs to do their jobs of freely terrorizing American citizens unencumbered by any accountability or repercussions for their actions.

Gosh, what don't people get about that?

One of the biggest takeaways is the comparison of how hard each model fell for the misinformation.

Pretty notable that Grok and Perplexity started spreading falsehoods during the control phase of the experiment. Yikes.

This makes me glad that I started moving away from Gmail a while ago. Thanks @proton.me.

This from the guy who literally eats roadkill.

I'll take "history repeating itself" for $300, Ken.

Completely glazes over the fact that the reasons for impeachment will be legitimate. Guess that doesn't matter anymore.

At this point, AI CEOs are just making crap up to see if we'll notice.

When are people going to stop giving them money to burn?

This is Spineless Crap

(the presidency, not the cartoon)

Seriously, could ChatGPT come up with anything as good as any of this?