@RoninGrey @Tfmonkey The actual study is way more interesting, than these colourful images. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0160791X26001685#enun_H2
Checking the data reveal some very interesting trends about the people who use chatbots and the main reason behind their choice.
- In China, the main user is actually highly educated, with no one to trust. Which is accurate considering the work competition in China.
- The female responders essentially said, that they prefer chatbots, because they're polite and listen to them.
@cjd @Humpleupagus @shortstories Yes, I think we can leave this topic at this point. If after all of this someone still think, they have a chance with this strategy, then I wish them the best of luck. They'll will absolutely need it.
@cjd @Humpleupagus @shortstories
Okay, I re-read your post just in case I misunderstood you. I did not.
I asked the all knowing internet of if a case like this exist. It said, there's a 0% success rate of this strategy.
I tried to look for a book. It just gave me books about changing citizenships.
So... yeah. I think I require any kind of proof, that the claimed 0% success rate is a lie. I'll literary only take one. I accept book links too, so I can check the author and the case.
@cjd @Humpleupagus @shortstories
Your "Sometimes work" argument requires the citation of at least one case, where it worked. And it's better be a serious case and not just some minor thing where the judge essentially declared the "SovCit" insane and terminated the hearing to avoid dealing with a lot of unnecessary work.
But back to the original problem: It's religios exemption. I wouldn't be surprised, if the Amish have an exemption too. Just request one, if it means so much for you.
@cjd @Humpleupagus @shortstories
Playing the "SovCit" game is a dangerous gamble. Your outcome will 100% depend on the judge and their mood in that moment.
"Declaring yourself a sovereign citizen or "freeman on the land" in a court case guarantees the total rejection of your arguments, leading to maximum financial penalties, loss of the case by default, and potential imprisonment for contempt of court." - https://www.judcom.nsw.gov.au/publications/benchbks/judicial_officers/sovereign_citizens.html
And before you say, it's different in the USA, it isn't.
"How did the US Army Lose to a Bunch of Chinese and North Korean Farmers in the Korean War?"
@freepatriot
USSR: People like the theoretical system, not the actual people who ran it. Also, it only got really bad under Stalin. Lenin was still somewhat okay.
Nazi Germany: Mustache Man was best political propagandist of the century. His charisma still echo to this day.
Cambodia: I'm pretty sure most people have no idea, what happened in Cambodia without asking Google. Try Communist China. More people familiar with it and it's actually pretty similar.
@DwarvenAllFather Not sure why would conservatives worry about young people living healthier lives. Drugs, alcohol and weird shit usually important to leftists. To be fair, this whole robo waifu thing should be a sign of leftism too. It's technically just another thing on their long list of sexual fetishes.
Also, just as a side note: This whole AI and robot GF thing is a dead end solution. They're empty shells and you need to be mentally ill to ignore this fact.
@DwarvenAllFather I'm pretty sure you're mixing apples with oranges. Weed and alcohol aren't the same. Weed is technically a painkiller, that can also make you hallucinate, while alcohol is an anti-depressant.
And about taking your Robo Waifu... I'm pretty sure they wouldn't bother with it. They'll continue shaming you, but it's physically impossible to stop people from crafting stuff.
It's like the war and alcohol and drugs. We all know how those grand plans worked out...
"When a British butler steps into an American mansion.#history #shorts #shortvideo #series #fouryou"
Count Binface making british politics great again. xD
@Tfmonkey @Chimi_Chuang_Tzu Well, according to Google AI and this video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOMD_I5s4gE ) , it was considered as an option. But it would've had the same problems as switching to metric. Confusion and cost. The French created metric specifically to run the new system under a different name and avoid confusion. It's like when a country adopt a new currency after a hyper inflation correction. Hungary's hyperinflated Pengő to Forint (1 forint for 4 × 10²⁹ pengő): https://studyinhungary.hu/blog/forint-the-hungarian-currency
@ArdainianRight No link to the source. Not even a proper screen shot of the TikTok thread or what ever the hell this is. Questionable response times (1d, 20h, 3d). Mixed languages. Guaranteed rage bait value.
Citation and proof needed or it's made up like woman's domestic abuse claims, where they bruise themselves and then lie about it.
Dragons' Breath shotgun shells... When you want your warning shots to be taken seriously...
How important the person of the king really is...
@Chimi_Chuang_Tzu @Tfmonkey Which imperial system are we talking about again? Also, which monarch are we going to use to accurately determine these for 2-3 generations? It's like the Egyptian system, where they reset the calendar every time the Pharao died. :D
"The US does not use imperial measurements" - https://www.
youtube.com/shorts/-Sjs7P8TCBY
@shortstories You don't know history, you don't know how we know history and you can't prove your version of history. There are books out there, written by people a lot smarter then you and they have a hard time proving their version and disproving the official version. Elementary level history is story time. Actual historian level history is 99% evidence based. There are still theories, but almost all of them are just lacking any undeniable evidence. You only need evidence to change history.
@shortstories Sorry, can you prove, that kikes exist? I need a 100% reliable method, that I can use on the spot on any random human being.
@shortstories No exceptions. You said history is a useless social science. So in your reality history don't exist. Unless it happened today, it's fiction.
"Everything will look like a conspiracy, if you don't know how anything works." - some random educated person on the internet
I use the power of science and psychology to understand the world