Jacob Morres
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Also a quite extreme statement This only happens in select countries in select areas. This is extremely far from the norm.. All situations are different. Js the original statement was extreme, if moving out isn't a good option I'm sure he can find ways/alternate methods where ehs from
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Without a doubt there will be many great people in any country
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In its current form it still takes a good amount of brainpower to use It's not all knowing and is susceptible to error. You gotta be prompting concisely and use good and creative prompts, redo many prompts, double checking for accuracy with other sources, using other tools in conjunction, know the ais strs/weaknesses etc.
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Thanks leo for all the work you created
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The girl im talking to is quite similar. I wonder the same things. I just don't talk about any of it with her My girl grew up in the phillipines and she holds a lot of blue ideologies But we bank on a lot of other things we have in common. But still, u always wonder
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Jacob Morres replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Damn absolutely love accountability for these big firms. To me it shows a developing society -
A very shocking article imo https://autogpt.net/auto-gpt-vs-chatgpt-how-do-they-differ-and-everything-you-need-to-know/
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Mine is probably power of asking questions I like it bc questions can help guide you to any result. I find it very useful
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Isnt just a reg conservative talking point is it not
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that's literally my mom Smth simular to @HMD 's advice helped me a lot
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https://flowgpt.com/ Found a good website for prompt suggestions for chatgpt The use cases are quite endless
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i agree in this specific context, it's best to understand OP's situation, personality, work habits etc. before determining IQ deficiencies IQ almost completely lacks nuance or holism
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Check out the book mindset by Carol dweck. She debunks the idea of IQ in it. Here's the excerpt In "Mindset: The New Psychology of Success," psychologist Carol Dweck explores the power of two distinct mindsets - fixed and growth - and their impact on achievement, success, and personal fulfillment. Dweck asserts that individuals with a fixed mindset believe their abilities and intelligence are static, while those with a growth mindset understand that they can develop and improve through effort, learning, and resilience. By embracing a growth mindset, people can overcome setbacks, maximize their potential, and achieve greater success in various aspects of life, including education, relationships, and professional endeavors. Ultimately, the book emphasizes the transformative potential of adopting a growth mindset and offers practical strategies for fostering this outlook in oneself and others.
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high sat scores, ime, are more about quality of your work ethic *which is some personal combination of* vision, self-confidence, self-competence, good practice material, good practice strategies, tutors, and a support group there is some statistic out there, that is like the more practice problems you do, the higher your sat score is. let me try to find it edit: here it's all work ethic my friend. u can do it too ^^
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Speaking to the first point, I've def noticed in my own exp, that a superiority complex helps a ton with achieving things Also, the most successful friend I know has a masssive ego. People demonize it but i think it can be a nice tool for success. Just don't get carried away with treating people bad etc. Also ik a ton of athletes I noticed have massive egos. Kobe lebron mj? Absolute narcissists lol. At least from my own pov watching their interviews
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Sat scores don't track intelligence Like maybe ur a bad test taker. Or maybe you have resistance to studying. Or making u have strengths somewhere else. Etc. It doesn't track anything inherent
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Yeah. That style of speaking sort of rubbed onto me a (when i first started watchiing a few years ago) and I realized i can't talk to ppl like that irl lol
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If you have ocd 70% of the day, you might appreciate the book the act workbook for ocd. I found it very insightful personally!
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https://www.therundown.ai
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@uriel id recommend setting conscious boundaries. Your survival should not be negatively impacted by your mothers actions. If you feel it's challenging to support her financially, and it's not in your value system, boundaries are very important Getting her to understand this, and you still love her , but you will be negatively impacted from, it might help a lot. Firm yet compassionate boundaries She will probably need help with a different means. You ultimately can't change or force her, but you can do your best to support, provide solutions, resources etc. Supporting is a skillset in itself And also - take care of yourself in whatever means resonate with you - esp due to the stress.
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Facts - especially since girls are less into looks and more into personality This is king If you're a 3 - some unique combo of a good personality, career, body, status and fashion could probably take you to an 8/9 I just realized saying this can be seen as redpill. On a side note why do people dislike redpill? Is it the connotation that comes with it? Red pill has pretty decent insights and is decently empowering
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@Ayham it's also my favorite too. the technique is v powerful but i had the same issue with it. idk im gravitating more towards vipassana because the community is much larger and there's more resources
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Like how can you call people cringe, weird, low quality etc. And then say youre wise That's not even a good, nuanced or wise take Ad homs, generalizations, lacking empathy/feminity in your argument..
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Can u elaborate on divine masculinity/feminity? I'm quite curious about both