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They already do that. You’re being a troglodyte.

People weren’t happy in the 90s they were angry and the music reflected that

It’s for whatever you want to use it for. Personally I use it continuously. Googling and just getting a bunch of links to shift through is a waste of time and money.

Oh yeah. Probably more.

Nobody said that about nfts. Maybe s couple of foolish kids and shysters but nobody ever took them seriously.

Or possibly it will help us solve the energy issues. It’s already lead to some revolutionary discoveries in propulsion and many other areas. It really is far more than something to chat with and to think otherwise is just silly. I use it to to code, brainstorm and developer with. Al systems can process massive amounts of data, recognizing patterns and improving their performance over time. This has helped things like the medical field immensely. Especially with early detection of cancers etc. Trying to be a luddites won’t stop it. Might as well embrace and extend it for the betterment of all.

Just ask it to provide links to back up it’s answers

I didn’t use it for those things but I do use it every day for a multitude of tasks. For myself I use it far more than Google itself.

People said the same things about the Internet when it came out and calculators before that

Tried it and still a big difference between plugged in with a nice dac

It’s supposed to sound like the band is in front of you on a stage. Not all mashed into one spot in the center of the stage. You should be able to close your eyes and picture where each drum is positioned. Where the before guitar players are standing. And you should be able to hear the shape of the room. Modern recordings mixed digitally can no longer do this. Then again if you’re streaming Spotify into Bluetooth your missing most of what’s there anyways.

Today’s music is digitally mixed on laptops and has zero dynamic range or feeling. Then again people listen on Bluetooth now so they are only getting 20% of the music anyways. Makes me very sad

Toad in hole up here in Canada