VR is just not attractive for most people in the way you need lots of space and have to cut yourself off completely from the world and might only find out it gives you motion sickness after you already spent the money.
For that to become useful AI would first need to produce something you can use without a manual inspection round.
I wish media depicted more healthy relationships.
And when they do they often portray them as effortless "found my soulmate" kind of relationships which is not how the real world works. Even if you have an amazing partner you need to put in effort to be an amazing partner to them yourself.
What if I’m not okay with either?
Then my statement starting with "If you are okay with killing ..." obviously doesn't apply to you.
It also makes absolutely no sense to put tariffs on products and raw materials that are literally not available locally, e.g. if they are only mined in certain parts of the world or required specialized knowledge not available locally.
If you are okay with killing a soldier fighting for a leader due to the leader's actions or morals but not the leader because that would be an "assassination" you have essentially fallen for ruling class propaganda anyway.
Post-nut clarity makes you realize what a bad idea joining the military would be.
Or counting how many people are employed in Skyrim.
Agreed, the information presented is just not compelling enough to warrant this kind of withholding of information they clearly already have in the hopes of getting repeat visitors.
Discord isn't a forum, Discord is a chat software. Maybe you are thinking of Discourse which is a forum software that is also much worse than traditional forum software.
Because that is what the law and those licenses on the box say (the EULA if you remember the times when physical software came with a "read before opening" license agreements).
At this point the evidence is mounting that the productivity boost through AI for software development is somewhere between negligible and negative.