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Sleeveless posted:It's a guy who did videos about video games who has zero actual professional experience or expertise in psychology or politics speaking authoritatively about them but he does so on YouTube using bad clip art slide shows that last twenty minutes and tells people what they want to hear so a couple hundred thousand people online consider him an expert. I mean if you could provide a counterpoint/ evidence other than "don't like the style" or "he doesn't have the qualifications!" that'd be appreciated. https://twitter.com/shaun_vids/status/1306779634336497664
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I didn’t expect a rather inoffensive video to cause a meltdown but sleeveless is always melting down in some way That video is also completely correct
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CharlestheHammer posted:I didn’t expect a rather inoffensive video to cause a meltdown but sleeveless is always melting down in some way Yeah, I don't see how you can argue against the central point of "Don't try to take the high road against Republicans, they will gladly burrow through the mud to gently caress you over every single time"?
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gleebster posted:Really? That's about a President who names a judge that the Senate won't even consider. What the gently caress is the point you are trying to make with this link? Oh good. It works. Yeah-- people should really watch this one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAbab8aP4_A
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Prof. Spaceman posted:Yeah, I don't see how you can argue against the central point of "Don't try to take the high road against Republicans, they will gladly burrow through the mud to gently caress you over every single time"? I mean you should never take the high road in politics in general, all that happens is you lose but I guess you can feel smug in your failures?
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CharlestheHammer posted:I mean you should never take the high road in politics in general, all that happens is you lose but I guess you can feel smug in your failures? And in the end, isn't feeling smug the greatest thing politics can hope to achieve?
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uvar posted:It would be nice if there weren't too many politics tweets here, seeing as how it's impossible to avoid them everywhere else right now This one's great because the author shows up in the comments
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Picnic Princess posted:This one's great because the author shows up in the comments https://twitter.com/MillerMadeline/status/1307087679243378688 Her full response is worth reading.
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ultrafilter posted:https://twitter.com/MillerMadeline/status/1307087679243378688
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That was beautiful thanks 
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ultrafilter posted:https://twitter.com/MillerMadeline/status/1307087679243378688 Clear sky was the same color as bronze according to the ancient Greeks.
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color as ontology is p post newtonian japanese and korean also has onomatopoeia for colors which is deffo weird as hell to english speakers
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https://twitter.com/bascule/status/1307440596668182528 You have to open the image to get this one. tl;dr is that Twitter's image cropping algorithm seems to prefer focusing on white faces over black ones.
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ultrafilter posted:https://twitter.com/bascule/status/1307440596668182528 It's probably worth repeating the experiment with different background colors to see if that has an impact on how the algorithm is choosing, but yeah, it definitely looks like there's a bias.
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christmas boots posted:It's probably worth repeating the experiment with different background colors to see if that has an impact on how the algorithm is choosing, but yeah, it definitely looks like there's a bias. There's a ton of different experiments in the replies, including that one. Edit: https://twitter.com/bascule/status/1307462389164511232 Mak0rz has a new favorite as of 01:57 on Sep 20, 2020 |
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Mak0rz posted:There's a ton of different experiments in the replies, including that one. The tiny Amanda looks like she has a full 5 o’clock shadow. The onion has only ever had about three funny headlines, but this is certainly one. https://mobile.twitter.com/TheOnion/status/1306383638938910721
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bob dobbs is dead posted:japanese and korean also has onomatopoeia for colors which is deffo weird as hell to english speakers What, really? That's amazing. Do you mean how like the word sparkle sounds sparkly, sort of thing?
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Veni Vidi Ameche! posted:
I don't like this comment 
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Mauser posted:I don't like this comment Some people have to be that guy
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Tree Bucket posted:What, really? That's amazing. Do you mean how like the word sparkle sounds sparkly, sort of thing? yes, for increasingly abstract poo poo
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https://twitter.com/tiranosauronrex/status/1307465623723802626 Obama with light skin vs. McConnell with dark.
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Skwirl posted:Clear sky was the same color as bronze according to the ancient Greeks. This is just an urban legend that sprung from people mistranslating Greek similes and metaphors literally. It gained a lot of circulation thanks to Joe Rogan types latching onto it because "how do we know that the blue we see is the same blue everyone else sees, maaaan??  " but it's objectively untrue.
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the one that leads to the conclusion of "what if the blue we see isnt the blue everyone else sees maan *bong hit*" is blue green language distinction the dude who wrote my rec letters for grad school, jay mcclelland, theorized a few decades ago that the actual process is a chaotic one delimitable by a partial diff eq. so the word vectors dudes cited him and they ended up doing lots of weird language perception poo poo before fuckin off to trigonometry
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Oxidized bronze is pretty close to the color of the sky (a bit more green though) so that's not even that unreasonable.
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Sleeveless posted:This is just an urban legend that sprung from people mistranslating Greek similes and metaphors literally. It gained a lot of circulation thanks to Joe Rogan types latching onto it because "how do we know that the blue we see is the same blue everyone else sees, maaaan?? I got it from Stephen Fry.
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Lol that took me a bit
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Veni Vidi Ameche! posted:The tiny Amanda looks like she has a full 5 o’clock shadow.
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