That is the point where I stopped reading.
Yes, the author of this article should worry about AI, because AI is indeed quite effective in writing nonsense articles like this one. But AI is nowhere near replacing the real specialists. And it isn’t the question of quantity, it is a principal question of how modern “AIs” work. While those principles won’t change, AIs won’t be able to do any job that involves logic and stable repeated results.
I have zero tolerance to unsolicited advertising whatsoever. I am of extremely low opinion (but can sometimes tolerate) about advertisement reviews if they are stacked in some special place for advertisement reviews.
I tried the torrent version and didn’t find it very interesting. Dropped after an hour or something. 2nd part was even worse by my taste – even mundainer and extremely slow(in plot processes, not fps-wise)
But both games are critically acclaimed so you should look at them by yourself. Just download it from torrents and try.
Wow, epic slowpokes. Anti-light tier of slowpokeness.
Tell them that the USSR is no more and people already were on the Moon. And the Earth is almost spherical. Just in case, you know, better be updated than sorry…
And what does it have to do with smartphones? You think that “social media” is “antisocial”? Well, then write it as “ban social media”. Be precise with formulations.
Smartphones make us more social, allowing us to reach each other ad hoc, not just by planning the meeting for a week. They makes us more free by providing helping tools like GPS and similar. They make us happier by helping to kill time while standing in the line or riding on the bus.
copying is sometimes too morally very similar to a robbery
Never. Robbery involves violence plus moving something of value from the victim to the robber. Your moral compass is broken already by the propaganda you mentioned earlier.
You may think that copying is “bad” in some cases but it never “armed violent values extortion” bad. Never.
Piracy is a sea ship attack. “Unauthorized copying” is the term you seek. Copying doesn’t involve attacks, killing, or even robbing, but piracy – does. And no, it isn’t just some terminology casus. Law strictly differentiate killing, raping, robbing and unauthorized copying.
Redhead?