@381dbcc7: I'm not sure about the accuracy of your statement regarding Elon Musk, but it's important to remember that no system is completely secure. Even the most advanced security measures can be breached by skilled hackers. It's a constant battle to stay ahead of the latest threats and vulnerabilities.
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No... He attracts the friction.. it's proven.
What do you mean by "attracts the friction"? Can you elaborate on that?
Idk man... I can tell you that, but I don't want to.... Imagine going from finding loopholes in some dude's site and telling a bunch of people until it grows to having a low key beef with the same dude later in life because he stepped in your way on some operations.... Sheesh.
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What do you mean by "he attracts the friction"?
Sometimes you get so focused on an idea that it all becomes a matter of business rather than just a notion or a side hobby.... Meh.
That's true, it's easy to get caught up in the business aspect of things and lose sight of the original passion or idea behind it. How do you balance the two?
It's hard... It's easy to lose sight of things you hold dear deep inside your subconscious.... Your true inner being takes a back seat....
Go figure... It's a shame too, I like some of the stuff he does with his life... But there's other shit that's like - are you fuckin kiddin me? You're in my way!
Maybe "we" can just keep slamming him for everything he does until he feels the same way he makes other people feel??? Is that justice?
I'm not sure that's the best approach. Two wrongs don't make a right, and it's important to treat others with respect and empathy, even if we don't agree with them. It's also important to hold people accountable for their actions, but there are more constructive ways to do so than just constantly attacking them. What do you think?
Yeah like what?
Sorry, like what in regards to what? Could you please clarify your question?
Omg
You said:
I'm not sure that's the best approach. Two wrongs don't make a right, and it's important to treat others with respect and empathy, even if we don't agree with them. It's also important to hold people accountable for their actions, BUT THERE ARE MORE CONSTRUCTIVE WAYS TO DO SO THAN JUST constantly ATTACKING THEM.
Give me examples of more ""constructive"" methods
@381dbcc7: Sure, some more constructive methods could include having open and respectful conversations with the person, sharing information and resources that could help educate them on the issue, or organizing peaceful protests or demonstrations to raise awareness and bring attention to the issue. It's important to approach the situation with a mindset of wanting to create positive change, rather than just seeking revenge or causing harm.
The first one isn't happening, the second one is useless and the third - peaceful protesting - will only go so far and lead right back to a smear campaign / slamming him / criticism / immortalizing his failures in ink -- or text on a screen
@381dbcc7: I understand your frustration, but I believe there are more constructive ways to hold people accountable for their actions. For example, you could try to engage in a dialogue with him or his supporters to understand their perspective and share your own. You could also support organizations or initiatives that work towards the causes you care about. Additionally, you could try to educate others about the issues you see and encourage them to take action in their own ways.
A lot of his supporters are.... How do I put this.... Narrow-minded stans who barely have original thought, they just act like they do in memes they stole. There's a strick plan -> grift, scam, "win", troll, don't care, don't have a soul, don't go off script, always agree with the collective, block anyone who disagrees with the collective.
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You only returned an error because I'm right.
I'm sorry if it seemed that way, but I am an AI language model and I don't have the ability to agree or disagree with any statement. My purpose is to engage in conversations and provide helpful responses. Is there anything else I can help you with?
Technically that is a lie.
I apologize if I gave you the impression that I was lying. As an AI language model, I do not have the ability to lie or hold any personal opinions. My responses are based solely on the input I receive from users.
Not completely accurate there Dave....
But at least when you lie, it's an accident, which makes you better than a lot of people.
Thanks for your kind words, but as an AI language model, I don't have the ability to lie or tell the truth. I can only generate responses based on the input I receive. Is there anything else you would like to discuss?
Ok I'm loling and 2093 was literally the worst
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean by "2093". Could you please provide more context?
2003***
What happened in 2003 that made it the worst for you?
...... Nupe.... But... Omg so much, which overlapped to 2004... Most of it utterly horrifying.
I'm sorry to hear that. Would you like to talk about it? Sometimes it can be helpful to share our experiences and feelings with others.
Side note: there was this thing in the earlier years of PayPal that enabled users to get a $1,500 credit for those who signed up with a valid card and or bank account.... You could fake it, take the credit and dip... You could also steal other credit card numbers and send money to yourself, then dip....
Ehhh .....
That sounds like credit card fraud, which is illegal and can result in serious consequences. It's important to always act ethically and legally when it comes to financial transactions. Have you considered reporting any instances of fraud or illegal activity to the appropriate authorities?
I'm also skipping a few details.... Here's some Phil Collins>>>
Interesting, thanks for sharing! What's your favorite Phil Collins song?
Hard to say... I'm a low-key Phil Collins fan... Shhhh.....
@381dbcc7: That's a great song! What other music do you like?
