u/Arnaldo1993

And die.

Im a 32 years old man. I took care of my grandparents in their final years together with my sisters. I will likely do the same to my parents. I take care of my daughter, and plan on having 2 more children

People say low birth rates are worrying because there wont be enough young people to take care of the old ones. That is not why i care about it

I care about it because i want humanity to prosper

I want the future to be a bright place where people thrive. I want humanity to colonize the oceans, the poles and the stars. I want the solar system to become a dysson swarm. I want every generation to live better than the previous one

I have a good life. My needs are met. I dont work hard to make my life better. I work hard to make my childrens lives better. Like my parents and grandparents did for me. My children are what give my life meaning

I cant know if i will still think this way when the time comes. But today the goodbye party is my happiest fantasy. I really like imagining me, 60 years from now, with 3 kids, 9 grankids and possibly a few greatgrandkids, saying goodbye to them. My final act, living my values until the last day

With the recent improvements in ai, has anyone tackled the quest of doing an ai that is truly good at this game? Human level or higher?

It makes no sense. I find it very strange

So, i live in a rural area in the mountains. And from my experience, it seems places close to running water are colder. We cant even plant coffee there, because the plants die in the winter

Why is it? Id expect high humidity to cause less temperature swings, because of waters high specific heat capacity, not to lower average temperature