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When you take an argument that's not between legality and morality, and you try to create a barrier to discussion by saying it actually is a discussion between legality and morality, I'm not sure there's much to discuss.

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Err... wut? That might be objectively true at times in the real world, but it sounds like you're saying that this approach makes sense. Clarify please. Yes and no. Caution is warranted when a particular stance can show at least some sort of sensible, arguable, reasonable causation between event...

Still worth discussing because 'similar' does not equal 'the same', but this issue strongly points away from the 'hey you guys! Look what I found!' direction.

What subjects do you teach?

I have to second this @MoonSong . That is in fact the literal point of training models. Training a model is the process of feeding information into the model so that future queries relying on the model interpret those queries to include that new information. I understand the point you are...

If you put more description in your posts about what this is, what's going on, something to tease a viewer into clicking a link... you might have more success.

Exactly! I didn't say it was a flawless study; I agree that its findings could be explained in other ways. Part of the reason I linked to a discussion of the study rather than to the study itself. Yup.

I linked to a discussion of one on phys.org in the reply to the thread you're replying to.

You might this link interesting. It's an article on phys.org discussing a clinical study on the effects of AI on critical thinking.

I would think there are pre-existing mental health issues with these folks.

Apparently, the original screenwriter had Taskmaster surviving and only find out she didn't make it at an early screening! And an interview with the director explaining why they decided to kill off Taskmaster.

It's not just the fact that those social issues were addressed, but how they were addressed that stands out to me. How Bob's bipolar disorder was addressed was quite good. Lots of texture/layers/nuance. Very well done. The 'toxic masculinity' you brought up, also well done. Ghost and Yelena call...

I also noticed Ava was in the background a lot. When you only have two hours, giving that many characters enough screen time is tough.

I admire your, uh... fervour... but this is the second time in the past 24 hours I've wandered into a thread and watched you lose your mind on someone. The people you're directing your vitriol towards don't deserve to be treated like this. Everything okay with you?

I don't know anything about the comic book origins of the team; I thought how the team ends up being called Thunderbolts in the movie was pretty funny.

You did nothing wrong. Some folks blame others when they make mistakes. None of that rubs off on you.

I didn't mind the short usage of Taskmaster in the movie vs. the implication in the promos... it caught me by surprise. That's what I want from these movies! I call that a gold star in the Disney column. I get you have a different opinion though :) That's a good observation re: bipolar...

I was just going to like your post, but decided that wasn't right; I didn't know Gary Gygax, so have no right to add fuel to that fire. But the scenario you've described is a real path to destruction, trodden by many. Did he once settle for a life, then saw an opportunity to leave that life...

Speaking of the asterisk, what did you think of its meaning? The New Avengers! It was a lot of build up... a decent pay off. Overall, a really solid MCU entry. I agree with the OP's review. Also, a surprisingly authentic (and touching) portrayal of mental illness. Some bits were a little off...