“A guy named Adolf Hitler won an election in 1932.
He won an election, and 50 million people died as a result of that election in World War II, including 6 million Jews.
So what I learned as a little kid is that politics is, in fact, very important.”
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Basically they got three robots, told them that two of them were given “dumbing pills”, and they asked one which pill it was given.
The robot of course wasn’t sure if it had or hadn’t yet and said “I don’t know”, but after it looked at the other silent robots (who were actually unable to speak from the start), it realized that its fully functional, and then was finally able to say “I know now.”
It can assess itself and its behavior in relation to other robots and people. It can make that differentiation between “me” and “I”, and understand that it is an individual.
People are shrugging this off, but this is a similar self-awareness test to how people put mirrors in front of animals to see if it treats the reflection like another animal or treat it like a reflection.
Let’s get real, it’s a school filled with wizards and controlled by wizarding adults. The Hogwarts Wifi password would be “password.” At best, it would be “hogwarts.”
But as for the individual houses…
Slytherin:
Network Name: The Dungeons
Password: 6FBb9w52 [changed monthly to protect from potential leaks]
Gryffindor:
Network Name: The Best House Ever
Password: Gryffindor1 [was “Gryffindor” for 6 years straight, but they changed it after too many unwelcome visitors]
Ravenclaw:
Network Name: Ravenclaw Tower Wifi
Password: fire [Prefects will only give the password in riddle form, it’s up to students to work out what the actual password is.The password is also changed frequently. In this case, the riddle is “Give me food, and I will live. Give me water, and I will die. What am I?”]
For being the “seven deadly sins” they sure are slow on the deadly department. I’ve committed all seven of them at least a hundred times and I haven’t died yet.
The thing is, the seven sins aren’t really sins, but parts of human nature which, in moderation, are perfectly healthy. Complete indulgence to the point of addiction or complete abstinence to the point of disgust from them can be detrimental to health and prevent proper growth of the mind and body.
This was a piece of religion-mocking rhetoric, not an invitation to bore me. You think I give a fuck? Get your shit off my post.
If my addition to this post is shit, would that make my part be the shitposting part?
For being the “seven deadly sins” they sure are slow on the deadly department. I’ve committed all seven of them at least a hundred times and I haven’t died yet.
The thing is, the seven sins aren’t really sins, but parts of human nature which, in moderation, are perfectly healthy. Complete indulgence to the point of addiction or complete abstinence to the point of disgust from them can be detrimental to health and prevent proper growth of the mind and body.
