The bystander effect is a real bitch.
thepianistfroggollum
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Somehow we rescued the only Great Dane who isn't food motivated. He'll get super excited to get fed, then just go take a nap and eat mouthfulls throughout the day. He won't even eat stuff on the counter unless his bowl is empty (unless it's a fast food cheeseburger)
That's mostly on the content owners, not Netflix. They can't control other companies from pulling their content to foolishly set up yet another streaming service.
Canceling shows is definitely on them, though.
It also fucks over people in rural areas without high speed internet. My mom only gets 3Mbps on a good day, and definitely can't stream anything without a ton of buffering.
The answer to any headline that's a question is No.
That's not how it works. Scaling up the population doesn't change the fact that there's no evolutionary pressure involved.
I have no idea why you think a resin printed magazine would shatter.
Do you know what a magazine is?
Also, I own a cheap 3D printer that would have absolutely no trouble printing a magazine
I always love when a politician changes their stance on something after receiving new evidence and they get railroaded for it. Like, that's exactly what we want to happen.
Yup. Fundamentally, being attracted to children isn't any different from a foot fetish. They can't change how their brain is wired, and they're not monsters for feeling that way. They should absolutely be able to seek help without concern.
And, while I believe the AI gen stuff is disgusting, if it prevents a real child from being abused... Idk, it's a super nuanced issue.
Now, that all changes if they start trying to act on those feelings.
I'm not saying their methods aren't flawed, just that testing a medical device on the targeted users is not at all unethical and is a requirement for approval.
Well, I don't have a step-dad anymore, so...
Having a larger sample size doesn't necessarily decrease the margin of error. It's impossible to say if the difference is statistically significant without crunching the numbers.