Only way you could live on $500 a month is in a paid off vehicle on public lands in western states where you only drove to buy food. I know because I do it.
I am an introvert who prefers solitude to human interaction as my base mode. I find most interactions to be draining and unnecessary. They basically only increase or serve as a source of stress while offering nothing meaningful that somehow improves my mental state. I probably had this tendency but never had enough solitude to really recognize how much I preferred it. It is actually addicting and almost impossible to go back. I understand that in terms of social or financial success it’s not conducive or beneficial but in terms of spiritual growth it is. Even for me it’s certainly a useful skill to be able to connect with others and share experiences or material goods. I see many articles about a loneliness crisis so I guess for most people solitude is actually an unwanted state of affairs that causes them distress.
Jared Kushner has been salivating over the real estate for at least a year. He was quoted on it in the international press when he was in the region setting up his saudi fund via the connections he made during the 1st Trump administration. They criticize Biden and Hunter when they are arguably involved in the same types of behavior.
One of the USA greatest strengths is the almost unprecedented degree of transparency of governments records going back decades. We can actually see the true facts including when our government has lied to us or covered things up. Many other nations do not have this luxury and it has provided the evidentiary basis for both legal cases and "progress" in general. Not surprising that authoritarians would target and destroy data as it makes their objective of a post-truth society that much easier
Please tell me if I am wrong. I know very little details and heard a few headlines and my hasty conclusion is that this development clearly shows the exponential nature of AI development in terms of how people are able to piggyback from the resources, time and money of the previous iteration. They used the output from chatgpt as the input to their model. Is this true, more or less accurate or off base?
That just demonstrates the difference between idiots and intelligent people. I use AI and chatgpt to learn about a zillion topics I am interested about more efficiently.
Hard to believe but I honestly don't know. There is nothing special or unique about CNNs news that will make me pay for it. I will just get it somewhere else.
Interesting, I have had this conversation many times about Montrose, Colorado. There are more car washes there in terms of its size than any place I have ever been and there are more under construction.