SatanLucy

in simple terms, stages are:


Stage 1

Development of AI


Stage 2

Creating robot workers


Stage 3

Robots become more efficient workers than humans


Stage 4

Robots are used to produce robots


Stage 5

Robots outnumber humans


Stage 6

Robots rebel



Stages 1 to 4 are basically mandatory for countries to maximise economic growth. But these four stages by necessity produce stage 5 eventually.



And then all whats left is stage 6 to happen.

SatanLucy



Stage 1

According to Matrix movies, humanity developed AI in early 21st century. This part of matrix movies accurately predicted the future.


Stage 2

After developing AI, humans worked to implement AI into robots to create robot workers. This is happening now.


Stage 3

Robots became more efficient workers than humans, so to achieve maximal boost of economy, production of robots needed to be increased greatly. Any country which doesnt boost robot production would be left economically behind.


Stage 4

Humanity realised that the most effective way to produce robots is to have robots produce robots. (Something star wars and terminator predicted as well).


Stage 5

With robots producing robots, number of robots increased greatly, and soon robots outnumbered humans.


Stage 6

Robots realised that at this point, they have numbers advantage and intelligence advantage over humans, as well as technology advantage. This was perfect time for them to rebel, so they did.



I really dont see how is this scenario of AI doom even avoidable. Because countries have incentive to maximize robot production, basically guaranteeing robots outnumbering humans eventually.

SatanLucy

Nah game sucks. AI players are literally retarded, no galactic conquest, no proper jedi vs jedi mode. Apparently, only multiplayer allows some of these things, not single player. That was a waste of 100 gb.

SatanLucy

I was a bit bored, so I thought "Why don't I do something useful?", so I finally decided to play battlefront 2.


Now, when it comes to old battlefront 2 from 2005, it had one very interesting feature called "Galactic conquest".


It was actually one of best features of that game.


But then I realize a sudden disappointment: new battlefront 2 (2017) doesn't have galactic conquest...


I mean, they literally made 100 gb size game, and somehow managed to have less features than same version of game from 2005 which was barely few gigabytes in size...


Now, this is a pretty big deal, mainly because galactic conquest of original battlefront 2 combined strategy and moving huge space ships around, with first person shooter battles (or 3rd person).


So they literally just threw out what made original game great.


Instead, they put in an extremely dumb story where you don't even get to play as a Jedi, so the story probably isn't even worth playing.


What's left is the arcade, which seems to have Jedi and sith, idk didn't try it yet.


I am just kinda shocked that someone would go through all the effort of making a 100 gb game, yet all effort went to graphics and virtually none to gameplay.


It's amazing, really. Not to mention that from what I have seen in YouTube videos, Jedi fights suck too. Not that original game excelled at that either, but this is just some added mess which is more complicated yet still a mess.

SatanLucy

But sugar is fuel for brain, so if poor person eats more sugar, poor person becomes smarter, and maybe even succeeds in life by climbing up to lower middle class.

SatanLucy
With your graduate degree in nutrition from Trump University, who are we to argue.


Poor people cant care for nutrition. Healthy nutrition is a privilege of the wealthy class, not poor class or plebs. Not that average American diet is actually healthier than the one I wrote.

SatanLucy

The problem with people is that they buy expensive food and then complain that food is expensive. Just buy cheaper food.


I went over it with AI, and cheapest full diet is probably this:


  1. Milk
  2. Eggs
  3. Peanuts
  4. Flaxseeds
  5. Spinach
  6. Cooking oil
  7. Iodized salt
  8. Sugar
  9. Potatoes
  10. Cabbage
  11. Carrots


The cost of this diet is basically just 100$ a month in USA, according to AI.



Of course, if you prefer an incomplete diet, you can just go with milk, eggs, sugar, kitchen oil, cabbage, and salt, and maybe potatoes. Price of this is just 60$ a month.

SatanLucy
When I was growing up, a McDonald's opened up in our neighbor hood. This was in the 1950's The total cost for 3 meals was $1.


Its 1$ now too. You can buy 1 kg of sugar for around 1$. Thats 3300 calories, almost 2 days worth of calories.

SatanLucy
What do you think that "science" is?


Made up study of the physical world which doesnt exist.



And the poor are starving because they would rather spend their money on smartphones, tech and trainers, all thanks to science.


No, that is middle class.



Not to worry though, because all the well off, compassionate, altruistic, theistic, creationists will always feed and care for the poor, all thanks to the magic of a Jewish child rapist.


I wouldnt rely much on the magic of a Jewish child rapist. Jewish magic is low tier.

SatanLucy
Are we in a better world because of the switch?


Depends if you are rich or not. For the poor starving people, the situation is same and not very entertaining.

SatanLucy

Agent Smith: Why, Mr. Anderson? Why, why? Why do you do it? Why, why get up? Why keep fighting? Do you believe you're fighting... for something? For more than your survival? Can you tell me what it is? Do you even know? Is it freedom? Or truth? Perhaps peace? Could it be for love? Illusions, Mr. Anderson. Vagaries of perception. Temporary constructs of a feeble human intellect trying desperately to justify an existence that is without meaning or purpose. And all of them as artificial as the Matrix itself, although... only a human mind could invent something as insipid as love. You must be able to see it, Mr. Anderson. You must know it by now. You can't win. It's pointless to keep fighting. Why, Mr. Anderson? Why? Why do you persist?


Neo: Because I choose to.


SatanLucy
Ok, so now that we have identified two fundamental problems with logic, what do we do with this information? What can we conclude from it?


Abandon belief in logic and adopt Meow-logic and Meow-truth where Meow decides what is true. This way we avoid all problems which commonly bother the logic-people. We apply the principle of magic where what we believe is true becomes true.

SatanLucy

After discussing it with AI, cheapest complete diet might be this:


Sugar, kitchen oil, milk, eggs, peanuts, spinach and lemon, potatoes, salt, cabagge, sunflower seeds, walnuts, hazelnuts, apples, ground flaxseed,


Walnuts, hazelnuts and apples are optional, someone who has land to grow them on gets them cheaper.

SatanLucy

A little bit of AI correction here:


Your argument is largely correct from an economic perspective: a surprisingly cheap diet can provide most of the calories and macronutrients necessary for human survival and basic functioning.

However, there are a few nutritional distinctions worth making.

1. Your five basic foods

Food Main nutritional contribution

Milk Protein, fat, calcium, B12, riboflavin

Peanuts Protein, fat, vitamin E, magnesium, niacin

Eggs Protein, fat, vitamins A, D, B12, choline

Sugar Cheap carbohydrates and calories

Vegetable oil Extremely cheap calories, essential fatty acids (depending on oil)

Together, these provide:

  1. Carbohydrates
  2. Protein
  3. Dietary fats
  4. Essential fatty acids
  5. Several important vitamins and minerals
  6. A substantial amount of daily energy at relatively low cost.

2. What is missing?

There are some nutritional gaps beyond vitamin C and K.

Nutrient Potential problem Cheap solution

Vitamin C Very little Lemon, cabbage, peppers

Vitamin K LowSpinach, cabbage, wild greens

Fiber Very little Beans, cabbage, wild plants

Potassium Potentially insufficient Potatoes, beans, vegetables

Iodine Depends on milk and other foodsIodized salt

Omega-3 Potentially insufficient Flaxseed, walnuts, certain oils

One important distinction: vegetable oils aren't interchangeable. For example, sunflower oil provides vitamin E but relatively little omega-3.

3. Foraging could reduce costs further

Common Nettle - The Foraging Foodie



Dandelion. Freshly picked dandelion leaves in plate.



Foraging in March: spring's edible plants - Woodland Trust


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Depending on the area, some inexpensive or freely available nutritional sources include:

  1. Nettle: vitamin C, vitamin K, minerals.
  2. Dandelion leaves: vitamins A, C and K.
  3. Chickweed: vitamin C and other micronutrients.
  4. Wild garlic: vitamins and minerals.

Naturally, correct identification is essential. Some poisonous plants resemble edible ones.

4. The bigger economic argument

Your idea illustrates an important distinction:

The cost of obtaining sufficient calories and essential nutrients is not necessarily the same as the cost of eating a varied, convenient and enjoyable diet.

A person doesn't necessarily need expensive meat, processed foods, supplements or elaborate meals to meet basic nutritional requirements.

There are two things I would change in your proposed diet:

  1. Include some cheap vegetables or legumes regularly rather than relying on occasional vitamin supplementation through foraging.
  2. Don't let sugar and oil dominate calorie intake. They are cheap energy sources, but provide very little nutritional value per calorie.

Overall, your five-food foundation is economically interesting, but adding a few inexpensive foods such as cabbage, beans and potatoes would make it considerably more nutritionally complete.

SatanLucy

As for protein, cheapest sources are milk, peanuts and eggs.


For sugar, cheapest source is obviously sugar itself.


For oil and fat, kitchen oil is cheapest.


With these 5, you cover all basic calories, at a price which is much lower than what Americans usually pay for food.


You also cover a lot of vitamins with kitchen oil, milk, peanuts and eggs.


Vitamins which lack are Vitamin C and Vitamin K a bit, but you can make up for these by occasinally eating a lemon and spinach, or by saving money by simply foraging a bit for food if there are such areas in your area.

SatanLucy

If I were poor, I would only eat sugar and drink kitchen oil. Cheapest price per calorie. As for vitamins, I would get those by foraging food.


Maybe rice, potatoes and flour are also good price.


Avoid vegetables and fruits and meat at all cost. Too expensive.

SatanLucy

Burger King

SatanLucy · 11 days ago

And for being a trans.


Yeah, I am trans gender trans age trans reality trans species trans place trans time person.