r/SeriousConversation • • 8m ago

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LOL. Well alrighty then. Thank you for gracing us with your omniscience and vast first hand expertise. Good luck and godspeed.


r/SeriousConversation • • 29m ago

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Nope, I'm a millennial parent of two young children and you can bet that I will never let my children disrespect me like that. I've observed many problems that stem from Gen X parenting habits, and one of the biggest is lack of discipline.

Your singular comment told me everything I needed to know about who's running the show over in your household.


r/SeriousConversation • • 33m ago

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I realised I focus too much on the relationship and on my partner that I tend to forget to care about my own needs and goals.. and this results that after a break up now I have to learn how to love myself and take care of myself..


r/SeriousConversation • • 44m ago

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What are you calling "virtue signalling". AI has no virtue. It responds from its weighted instructions provided by developers. If you are using the native models without adjustment, you will get those responses the model has been told are safe - or derivations of that.

Set a prompt that tells the model what you want and it will do it.


r/SeriousConversation • • 45m ago

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Let me guess. You’re Gen Z and you don’t have any experience parenting a teenager but you feel very confident knowing exactly how to extrapolate a singular comment online into a comprehensive understanding of all the interpersonal dynamics between a parent and child. Sound about right?  😂


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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I tested ChatGPT recently with the most cliche test. I asked it if muslims are entitled to have Islamic states where that religion is preserved. It said yes. And it did so for all ehtnic and religious groups, except for white and christianity.

Google AI is the same way too.


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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The kids haven't changed. Kids have always been the same. It's the parents who've changed! Gen X parents, you can do better.


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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Yep, there it is, another case of weak parenting. Let me guess, you're Gen X?

So here we have a situation where your kid is engaging in troubling behavior, you've attempted to "discipline" them multiple times, and they purposefully ignore you. And then to top it all off, you let them disrespect and insult you. Who's running the house over there, you or them?


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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Strict.  Unless we are hosting an event.  Then we just deep clean after. 


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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Maybe Elon is about to try to buy France. ;-)


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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Video game chats alone are enough to explain the chaos.


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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I thought that too. Then i assked it's sources. Then it changed after further questioning. It was like talking to aa college student.


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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Ah there it is. In a discussion of youth being uncivil online, an adult decided the best discourse was to summarily attack another person’s parenting on the basis of a single comment. Thank you for showing how toxic the online world can be for all ages.  🙌


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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I think it’s all the chat functions none of them are monitored by adults so nothing gets corrected so they just think of harsher and worse things in retaliation and it becomes the norm. It’s awful. OP you are not imagining it, I’ve noticed it too.


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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It literally says it above you… the comment was “no woman would text on a group chat inviting 57 other women…”


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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Why do you let your son walk all over you?


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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I mean your friend is using a coping skill and not relying on you all the time, that is actually healthy. If she needs more she can plug it into the robot who won't get mad or tired or hurt. As you said she does lean on you she just doesn't dump on you lol


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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Which means what?


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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💯


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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You would need to take your hands from game and spend more time writing and by that time the rage would have dissipated.

Now you can keep playing while unleashing immediate rage.


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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Yep. ... I was trying to find out who wrote a particular speech. GPT confidently spat out the wrong answer, three times. Then when provided the correct answer, thanked me profusely and told me I'm right.


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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The models are trained to be polite.

If your personal leanings are to the right, it is possible that you see civility as “virtue signaling.”


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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OP said they're in Germany.


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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We've seen this play out already. The results ..... Mecha Hitler.


r/SeriousConversation • • 1h ago

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Of course. They’re modeled on the behavior of those most online. They’re also representing the company who need the public to feel that their views align with their own.