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If you're a dude, never ever ever ever ever confess your feelings towards any woman. Keep that shit a secret, you should only wait for her to confess to you, and if she does, never say "Oh I liked you for a long time too".
You are shooting yourself in the foot, I know because I've done it and regretted it every time. Women do not like it when men confess their feelings, even if she did somewhat like you, doing so will make her not like you at all anymore.
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No, retard, she didn't understand his point of view, if she did, she would understand that there is no way for them to "just be friends." In fact, if she DID understand his point of view that makes her extremely cruel, some would say... amoral.
Minor friction? She explained thoroughly how she understood his point of view and was happy to remain friends after until he expressed disregard for her boundaries AFTER they cleared things up. And the fictional characters thing is already well explained. You should research.
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They were such good friends, so good that the moment there was minor friction between them she made a whole youtube video embarrassing him and complaining about him. Also she is "aromantic/asexual" but half her channel is about anime crushes and "ranking romance tropes" lmao
N-NO!! NOT THE LANDLORDS!! NO PLEASE WHY?! HAVE SOME HUMANITY, WHO ELSE IS GOING TO SELL ME A CRUMBLING STUDIO FOR 4K A MONTH AND LET ME PAY UTILITIES?! NOOOOOOOOOOO
🚨 NYC has completely fallen. Mayor Mamdani just signed COPA—blocking landlords from selling their own properties on the free market!
Far-left radicals are stripping away private property rights and crushing the middle class.
Total communist takeover. Get out of New York while you still can! 🇺🇸
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🇯🇵 What high school is like in Japan vs. what high school is like in many Muslim countries. The difference is really shocking.
Whatever happens, I don't think anyone should ever accept whatever is happening in the right video as normal.
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Why is this on ABC World News Tonight when a random Asian person will hear 50 Panda Express jokes from blacks riding on the subway?
The University of Mississippi has launched an investigation after two students made racially offensive gestures outside a Black student's apartment. The university condemned the video. @DavidMuir reports. abcworldnewstonight.visitlin…
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“I never have lacked options. The problem is figuring out if men are real options or just wasting my time.”
No you dont have options. Women are the gate keepers of sex while men are the gate keepers of commitment. If you cannot secure commitment from a man you are head over heels for you are a femcel. Options for sex as a woman is like options for friendzone as a man.
This is like saying “dude i have so many options to get laid i have like 25 female friends. Women let me by them drinks ALL THE TIME. Problem is they just always LIE TO ME and tell me IM SUCH A GREAT GUY and would make SUCH A GREAT HUSBAND but then when it comes to the opportunity to have sex they just MAKE EXCUSES. But like i have so many options to have sex they just for some reason never work out”
No I wouldn't have. At 34, I had a hot, 6'4" 27 year old repeatedly giving me ultimatums to commit.
If anything I had too many options. I would have hundreds of matches. I would keep a rotating list of 10 ranked prospects.
At 35, after a breakup with a guy who admitted just lying the whole time, I was going on 5 dates a week and my standards were not high. I did actually go out with a 53 year old but the sex was terrible so I bounced. The guys who did finally want to date me seriously were the hottest ones and my age. I fell for one but then freaked out over a perceived dealbreaker because I was scared to get hurt again.
I never have lacked options. The problem is figuring out if men are real options or just wasting my time.
Since 36, I have been telling guys I do not want to date unless they are looking for marriage and kids. Every guy says he is down. I even had a whole contract at one point.
I am now 40 and my friend of 6 years told me he had been into me this whole time. I said I do not want to date except for marriage and kids.
He said our kids would be supermodels who look like me. He had remembered so many details about me over the years and had saved a bunch of candids he took that I didn't even know about from when we met.
I believed him. Honestly at this point I think he was genuine and that I screwed up by being pushy and then kind of an asshole, as people have explained.
There is still no lack of options, and if I go to a bar and walk around it's going to be the hottest guys who talk to me not the other way around. But I apparently have to assume most are just liars and fuckboys.
I also do not like older men. I do prefer younger and I reject double standards about this. Women have just as much right to choose what we like as men do and should be able to trust that men trying to date us are not just fuckboys lying. Honestly I think the young ones are less likely to be so. Any guy single and going for younger women at 55 is probably sexist and just going to keep trying to go for younger women. 🤮
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American female spy at a bar in Beijing attempting to seduce a Chinese tech CEO:
“I have a boyfriend. And a master’s degree. Does that intimidate you? I’m a cunt. I’m a real bitch. I read 275 pornographic novels last year. Does that impress you? Can you even read? My water is about to get shut off, can you Venmo me $2,000? I’m 207 pounds. My ex-boyfriend abused me. I’ve had an abortion. Do you like my tattoos? They’re a muffin and a big ship.”
You were given your position by a male boomer over his more deserving gen z counterpart because that boomer wanted a girl to talk to at work, you have no intellectual virtues, you are merely window dressing.
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Why is "the worlds smartest mathematician" talking to a gay faggot tranny
Terence Tao says that the AI proof on the Navier–Stokes problem is correct, yet mathematicians learned almost nothing from it. The proof is 100 pages, AI-generated and full of issues in its text, but a formal certificate in the language Lean confirms it.
Navier–Stokes is a Millennium Prize problem that asks whether the equations for fluids like water can start smooth and then blow up, with velocity or pressure becoming infinite. Human mathematicians came very close, and OpenAI ran its biggest model, with millions of dollars of compute, to get there first.
A human proof normally comes with talks on what was tried, what worked and what it connects to, like picking fruit and planting the seeds. Tao calls this one strip mining: the fruit taken, the landscape left barren. One colleague, using lots of AI, could explain only half of it after days of work.
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I doubt you would be willing to drown if it meant we didn't get rid of all of the hydroelectric dams. You are only this bullish on AI because you don't have to fight for your survival in an increasingly brutal economy.
How many dam collapses happened for hydroelectric to move forward?
How many large passenger jet crashes for commercial aviation to become safe?
How many surgeries killed a patient to have modern medicine?
This is human advancement 101. We forgot this. But it's back.
Lots of very very bad stuff ahead amidst wonder and progress. Leadership is making sure the world hears it straight from the top. As it is. Treating us like adults.
Thank you @sama for saying it straight.
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Compared to AI your "actual results" are tiny.... why shouldn't we just get rid of your position and use it to run an AI that outputs awesome theorems?
In the US, we graduate on the order of 1000 math PhDs a year, and there are about 300 postdoc jobs (and ~70 tenure track jobs three years later). So no, a math PhD is not, and has never been, a "gold medal" (in the sense of an academic position).
And is "merit" about potential or about actual results? I really hope it's not the former (which is much more error prone to measure)!
About Zhang specifically, there's much more to his story than what's been reported, and it's devastating how much he suffered before his breakthrough.
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