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AI so shit it comes for my unemployment…

I recommend a targeted dive into Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leporidae

Roughly halfway down, just above taxonomy, is a graphic of the clade. (True) hares are only in the genus Lepus, the rest may be called hares if they are big but that’s not taxonomy, just language.

There also is this helpful picture I found on the mammal page:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d2/OrthoMaM_v10b_2019_116genera_circular_tree.svg
Rabbits (well, the European rabbits Oryctolagus) are at the top left in blue, hares would be right beside them, as they are more closely related than the next animal group shown here, Pikas (Ochotona). Rabbit, Hares and Pikas form the group Lagomorphs. Deer are in the green category, left center, and thus distantly related.

Technically this is nor taxonomy, since we aren’t talking about relatedness. This is just linguistics.

No real biologist, but no. They are 2 different, but closely related species - certainly closer than deer!

Let me be an annoying pedant here and say that a huge number of media is made without profit incentives, we humans create a lot and share it for the fun of creating, be it free games, fan fiction or even music.

Sure I rarely consume such media for being a corporate slut, but you didn’t know that.

All the best media has already been made, hasn’t it? What’s new in the industry, Isekai? VR?

As long as I set a date in the past and stick to only consuming the media before that date, I don’t owe those weirdos any thanks, since they no longer contribute to the development of anything I watch.

So this is why I should be able to pirate snes roms, no idea what you are talking about.

Nah, it would be too much effort to shave and paint the nails every day.

I’d stuff another female leg just for the photos into my glove box.

“Why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free?”, am I right fellas?

I implied that I fell from the monkey bars, and since I was drinking through a straw, I fell head first onto my water glass with the straw in my mouth that was below me. A common misconception of metal straws is that they are dangerous and can pierce through the mouth into the brain.

I guess I could specify where the glass is in the experiment.

I think there was a science experiments book for kids that dared me to drink water upside down through a straw while hanging from monkey bars or something. It was meant to show how our body deliberately moves food towards the stomach instead of solely relying on gravity, but instead it showed that I my legs were too weak.

A shame these experiments are deemed to dangerous nowadays and people have to show their ignorance online, simply because the new metal straws have pierced the brains of anyone who did them.

It existed for decades in times of war and tension.

It is something completely different that they want us to ask for permission in times of peace, which they changed this year.

1. The water is cold.
2. The stove isn’t even on yet.
   – Frog in the pot

You can “simulate” life inside your brain, too.

[Alt text: this is Bob. Bob is a figment of you imagination. When you leave, Bob will leave too. “Don’t leave” says Bob]

The Bob in your head is intelligent, it can communicate in English. Is it unethical to stop thinking about Bob? Was it unethical of me to show you this picture, creating a “Bob” in your head? Is any story unethical to tell?

I will get an EV when the range/charge speed will allow me to make it 7 miles in 24 hours. And maybe if they’re small enough to fit in a passenger train.