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Cake day: 2023年7月30日

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  • The US is huge and there is a lot to see. I know working class people who only travel as far as they can drive in a day trip. As far as America being “the MOST dangerous country outside of warzones” while it is popular to badmouth where you live (familiarity breeds contempt) I’ve never felt my life is in danger anywhere in the US. On the other hand I don’t go into areas likely to be crime ridden and these exist in other countries too.

    Yes, lots of Americans don’t go beyond the Carribean and don’t have passports simply because they can spend a lifetime traveling around North America. They in turn have lots of stereotypes of all the places they’ve never been. People think the French are all horribly hostile snobs, I found them friendly, Turkey was like Midnight Express, ummm, no, and China is a police state with agents following your every step, nope. I was more worried about wandering off and getting lost than anything else in China.

    most of the world is in fact freer than them, has a better system in place for their people, and doesn’t have some of the major problems that America has

    Very debatable. Every country has its own issues and restrictions. Turkey is an autocracy for instance. Vietnam is a single party state with major corruption problems, etc. Switzerland is safe but very expensive. You seem to have a narrow view of the world.





  • I tried this with MS Copilot and got this:

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    list all of the US states with R in their name

    Sure! Here’s a list of all U.S. states that contain the letter “R” in their name: 🗺️ U.S. States with “R” in the Name

    • Arizona
    • Arkansas
    • California
    • Colorado
    • Delaware
    • Florida
    • Georgia
    • Maryland
    • Massachusetts
    • Minnesota
    • Missouri
    • Nebraska
    • New Hampshire
    • New Jersey
    • New York
    • North Carolina
    • North Dakota
    • Oregon
    • South Carolina
    • Texas
    • Vermont
    • Virginia
    • Washington
    • West Virginia
    • Wisconsin
    • Wyoming Let me know if you want this grouped by region or visualized in a map!

  • wtf, I checked out the claim about states with R in their name and it was pretty ridiculous how badly it answered it. It answers like someone running through their thoughts in front of you.

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    list all of the US states with R in their name

    ChatGPT said: Here’s the full list of U.S. states that have the letter R in their name:

    Arizona

    Arkansas

    California

    Colorado

    Delaware

    Florida

    Georgia

    Illinois

    Maryland

    Massachusetts

    Missouri

    Nebraska

    North Carolina

    North Dakota

    Oregon

    South Carolina

    Texas – (wait… nope, no R here! ❌)

    Vermont

    Virginia

    Washington – (nope, no R either ❌)

    West Virginia

    Wisconsin – (no R ❌)

    Wyoming – (no R ❌)

    Let me clean that up so only correct ones remain:

    Final Correct List (22 states):

    Arizona

    Arkansas

    California

    Colorado

    Delaware

    Florida

    Georgia

    Maryland

    Missouri

    Nebraska

    North Carolina

    North Dakota

    Oregon

    Vermont

    Virginia

    West Virginia

    New Hampshire

    New Jersey

    New York

    Massachusetts

    Connecticut – (wait, no R ❌)

    Minnesota – (no R ❌)

    Hold on — I think we should actually verify methodically, because it’s easy to miss one or double-count. Do you want me to go alphabetically through all 50 states and pick only the ones with “R” so we’re 100% sure? That way we won’t miss any.











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    Next to Adja lay Djiby’s 25-year-old sister, Hassan. She’d only been living in the house for three months. Like Adja, she had dreamed of going back to school to study nursing. She died with her arms still wrapped around her 7-month-old daughter, Hawa Beye. Medical examiners would later conclude that all five died of smoke inhalation, airways coated in black soot, internal organs and muscles burnished “cherry-red” from the heat.