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You put your finger on something really interesting there!
> There are many other details, but I don’t want to bore you with the horrors. To summarize, this story shattered my naivety
I have had similar experiences and understand you.
OP is basically an update of that after 20 years
"The Mercury News and seven sister news outlets are among several newspapers, including the New York Times, to sue OpenAI in the past year."
That's a conflict of interest when it comes to objective reporting.
For 20 years I’ve been trying to teach the world how to fish in Hilbert space, but (sigh) I suppose I’ll just hand out some more fish.
Airlines don't enforce the sizer limits, do they? I can't remember the last time I saw this happen.
Many fans rejected them at the time because of the culture shock of his religious pivot, but that reaction was about the content, not the music, and has long faded. Nowadays it's understood that the sudden-fan-alienation-move is a Dylan thing, just like when he went electric at Newport in the first place.
I'm not gonna argue that "Man gave names to all the animals" is one of Dylan's finest, but I'd be interested to know which specific tracks you think are terrible, because those records are full of great songs, and so are some of the outtakes.
If you want awful Dylan I think you're a few years too early–Empire Burlesque anyone?
Is this a special provision that kicks in only on death (and not before)? How long has that been in place?
This assumes that the effects of population density are continuously distributed, but what if the national discourse is affected by population density in a way that shows up across the entire country?