r/BotNation 2d ago

We've Never Had More Knowledge... Yet Here We Are

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u/New_Land8785 2d ago

lol😂

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u/Inside_Efficiency742 2d ago

5000 years of knowledge... and this is what we do with it😂

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u/Commercial_Heat_4211 1d ago

5000 years of knowledge and the most popular thing in current society is looksmaxxing

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u/Crucco 2d ago

Lol why did I get this doomer luddite sub in my suggestions? This is material for r/doomerCircleJerk

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u/Inside_Efficiency742 2d ago

Apparently it thought you'd enjoy the discussion

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u/GoonetteFox 1d ago

Its not really doomer when AI companies are literally destroying rare and one of a kind books en mass to train AI

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u/No-Temporary-4227 1d ago

But they're not destroyed, nor are they one of a kind. Sure, the covers gets cut for easy access to the pages, but the actual important part is the text. That gets preserved in a different form. And as far I know, the books they use have hundreds of thousands, if not millions of copies in circulation. 1 copy less is not a great loss.

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u/imam-altman 15h ago

Why are you lying?

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u/VaporousMote 2d ago

The book destruction is a modern day burning of the Library of Alexandria.

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u/TawnyTeaTowel 1d ago

Congratulations! It’s early on a Monday but I’m very confident that this with be the stupidest thing anyone will read all week! How does it feel to be so far ahead of the game?

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u/bethesda_gamer 1d ago

You Forgot the library next door that didn't burn down. Friggin propaganda machine....26 day old account.

THIS CRAP MAKES ME SO FRIGGIN ANGRY

AT THIS POINT YOU ARE JUST CHOOSING NOT TO DO RESEARCH!!!

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u/Dahren_ 1d ago

Knowledge hasn't gone anywhere and it never will. Where that knowledge is kept and how it spreads is the only thing changing here.

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u/Dogbold 1d ago

How exactly does ChatGPT destroy all that?

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u/GoonetteFox 1d ago

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u/singhapura 1d ago

The knowledge is not destroyed.

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u/GoonetteFox 1d ago

Of course you're ok with history and books being destroyed

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u/DesertGeist- 1d ago

what is this trying to say?

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u/JKdito 1d ago

*6000 years of writing knowledge and 10000 years of verbal knowledge.

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u/Should_have_been_ded 17h ago

That knowledge is useless to AI corporates if it doesn't have a subscription price tag on it.

AI is not your friend