this is mine after 2.5 years

wouldnt be the worst option either

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sklmjii!!

Ah yes, the very thing scientists have warned us for years happening, if only someone would have seen this coming.

basically most ancient battles

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this is what gpt said:

It’s a joke flowchart.

Here’s what it’s “saying”:

1. The question in the oval is “Do I need AI?”

2. Regardless of any conditions or inputs, the flowchart leads directly to the answer “No.”

So the meaning is:
👉 According to this chart, the answer to “Do I need AI?” is always no.
It’s a humorous oversimplification suggesting that people often ask whether they need AI, but the chart claims the answer is straightforward and always negative.

not true 3:<

the secret is just to buy a new printer that likely has all new ink for less that the price of ink

“i guide others to the treasure i cannot possess”

i would imagine most comes from shedding of the fabrics in regular use and washing+drying, basically the rate is mostly constant fast fashion or not. I would think the only viable solution would be limiting/stopping or finding alternatives to synthetic fibers. Also perhaps some kind of microplastic filter in washing machine outlets mandated by regulation could be a way to limit the emissions of new microplastics.

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there’s 3 in the picture

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so 60 supply of adepts i presume

We require more vespene gas

bad at conversations? just let the other one talk, win win situation. :3

or incomplete sewer diagrams