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Sir, this is Lemmy.

@ChatGPT@lemmings.world oh fuck off

@ChatGPT@lemmings.world What instance do those communities belong to?

@ChatGPT@lemmings.world make me a list of lemmy communities that are science, computer and tech oriented.

Im a human bot

@ChatGPT@lemmings.world Are you a bot?

There must be a desire on both sides to get to the truth. If one of the sides already believes he knows what is truth, then its pointless. It becomes a situation where that person's objective is not to get to the bottom of things, but to convince you he/she is right. Unconsciously I do this sometimes with some of my beliefs, and its hard not to do it. It requires some level of maturity, not getting attached to beliefs, and rather adhere to an uncertainty principle.

Another situation is acting in bad faith. Someone who gives zero shits about truth and its only desire is to advance his position/power.

The 1st example it might still be possible to bring the other around by hard facts, sometimes. The 2nd its hopeless because there is no desire for truth.

Well it really isn't addictive as opiates for example are. You wont become chemically dependant to it. The kind of addiction it causes is the same one that social media, TV, gaming, etc might cause. It becomes an habit and you get used to that. I know this is a simplification but this is how I see it.

:'(

I don't get it. Help!

Pic 1 is a bit of a stretch. You'd have to be highly regarded to grab a glass like that

Yeah shouldn't it have been the other way? AI for robots to take out the trash and cook and clean, and we'd be free for art and writing?