cute_noker

Interesting. I have yet to utter that phrase. Though I have found it interesting and expanding my horizon discussing political topics with an LLM.

It is still easy to see through the faulty logic and ideas that are obviously being simply parroted due to the lack of logical reasoning.

But interesting experience indeed. I wonder what Alan Turing would give to have such an experience.

They don't have that right

We need a bigger circle

And thus it happened. There were peace for a hundred years.

That's pretty cool.

Never have there ever been a more unpopular democratically elected head of government. In the world.

Change my mind

If he meant north america, then Mexicans would also be protesting?

Today's challenge is... The home depot triathlon

The first to finish is guaranteed U. S. citizenship!

Challenges include:

• Build 10 feet wall that can deter Mexicans
• Eat 10 big Mac

What about nuez?

Thanks for the clarification. I was under the impression that nuez would only refer to walnut. And that an almond would not be a nuez.

Is it a country specific thing because I usually see frutos del bosque in Spain?

I totally agree. It is completely nonsense to say. In other languages it is different. I just know some Spanish, but they don't have a word for berries or nuts, it is all just fruit. (Forrest fruit for berries or dried fruit for nuts) but they don't call potatoes vegetables, but "tuberculo". Interesting difference, which i guess is because they have another climate and other plants.

We do just call it a vegetable in my language.

Land of the free and home of the brave

Genocide executioners vs Genocide executioners