jordanlund

@jordanlund@lemmy.one

Hey, he’s like, just this guy, you know?

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jordanlund,

If Trump ordered his supporters to rise up, it would be over in 24 hours. These people have never met actual resistance in their lives.

jordanlund,

You say that NOW, but if people start using your images to generate revenge porn or, you know, really anything you didn’t consent to, that’s a huge problem.

Both for the people whose images were used to train the model and for the people whose images are generated using the models.

Non-consent is non-consent.

This is how you get the feds involved.

jordanlund,

Where will people go? Gateway is kind of a hike…

jordanlund,

Was kind of hoping they’d get everyone at once, but I’ll take it!

jordanlund,

I think the problem there is the general public not laying blame where it needs to go, namely on people like Tommy Tuberville.

msnbc.com/…/dem-senator-tuberville-made-smoking-g…

jordanlund,

“That was not a compliment…”

jordanlund,

It’s active hostility to higher education from those on the right, because once you’re college educated, you tend to be more left leaning.

pewresearch.org/…/a-wider-ideological-gap-between…

“Highly educated adults – particularly those who have attended graduate school – are far more likely than those with less education to take predominantly liberal positions across a range of political values. And these differences have increased over the past two decades.

More than half of those with postgraduate experience (54%) have either consistently liberal political values (31%) or mostly liberal values (23%), based on an analysis of their opinions about the role and performance of government, social issues, the environment and other topics. Fewer than half as many postgrads – roughly 12% of the public in 2015– have either consistently conservative (10%) or mostly conservative (14%) values. About one-in-five (22%) express a mix of liberal and conservative opinions.”

jordanlund,

Neat idea, but it would probably take me a year to populate an app like that with all the books I’ve read. :(

Study Finds Social Media Conversations Can Reduce Political Polarization, Particularly Among Republicans (arstechnica.com)

Researchers conducted a study to see if social media could help bridge the political divide by facilitating anonymous conversations between individuals with opposing political views. The study used an app called DiscussIt, which allowed users to have anonymous one-on-one discussions about controversial topics. The researchers...

jordanlund,

Doubt.

psychologytoday.com/…/doubling-down-why-people-de…

jordanlund,

Funny how they skip over where he got owned, repeatedly, by Disney.

If he can’t handle Disney, how can he handle being President?

jordanlund,

Funny how they skip over where he got owned, repeatedly, by Disney.

If he can’t handle Disney, how can he handle being President?

jordanlund,

Weird decision… I guess he hates money?

jordanlund,

It’s not about pitying me, it’s about pitying the state of men in general, where, if the genders were reversed, it would be considered a national crisis.

For example:

universitybusiness.com/men-are-falling-behind-in-…

Key stats:

“Women became the majority demographic to attend college decades ago, and today, they make up almost 60% of U.S. college undergraduates.”

(between 2017 and 2022) “male enrollment at 4-year public institutions has dropped nearly 6% more than women, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. Among all student demographics in this sector, white men experienced the sharpest decline in enrollment, falling nearly 20%.”

“The rate at which men are graduating from 4-year institutions is 6% less than that of women, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.”

“The Class of 2023 reported that while 68% of young men want to go to college, only 57% expect to actually attend. On the other hand, 83% of young women want to go to college, and 77% expect to go.”

Or…

mibluesperspectives.com/…/male-mortality-why-men-…

“In 2021, the average life expectancy was 73.2 years for men and 79.1 years for women.”

jordanlund,

That was my beef with it. “OK, it’s a comedy and the central premise is how not-funny someone is…”

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