u/Original-Avocado-509

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Greetings, fellow music addicts of the world!

I've always been happy to listen to the same bands over and over and my tastes have remained essentially the same over the years.

Having said that, I realised I'm depriving myself of so much more, and who better to ask than you guys.

My favourite bands are:

The Misfits

Danzig

Motley Crue

Guns n Roses

Bon Jovi

Blitzkid

Murderdolls

Wednesday 13

Twin Temple

Ghost

Towers of London

early Manic Street Preachers

King Adora

Marilyn Manson

Avenge Sevenfold

Frank Zappa

Poison

Duran Duran

The Damned

The Ramones

Sex Pistols

Rancid

Rob Zombie

Libertines

Peppermint Creeps

Skid Row

Cinderella

There are loads more in the way of glam (or 'hair' 🙄) metal. Is love to hear your recommendations!

She meets a whole motley crew of cryptids and finds her brother and the guy with the bollock bulge turns into an owl.

For context...he's small, Italian (Sicilian to be precise), lives in London (Hayes/Hillingdon/Middlesex) and he's a real ladies' man.

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Many thanks in advance!

My boyfriend's name is Alessandro and everyone calls him Alex. I prefer Alessandro but he isn't used to being called it and Alex is too 'ordinary' sounding for a big character like him somehow!

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He's Sicilian and small and the love of my life. Any ideas?

AI isn't going to replace most jobs. It's going to make everyone else's job harder.

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Everyone talks about AI like we're heading towards a future where humans are obsolete. I think the reality is much less dramatic and much more annoying.

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Most people won't lose their jobs to AI. Instead, they'll be expected to do the work of two or three people because management assumes AI makes everything faster.

Writers will spend half their day fixing AI output.

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Programmers will review AI-generated code. Teachers will check AI-written assignments. Customer service staff will clean up AI mistakes.

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The result won't be less work. It'll be more work, just with a new layer of verification added on top.

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The biggest impact of AI won't be replacing humans. It'll be convincing companies that humans should be doing more for the same pay because "the AI helped."

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Curious whether people think this is already happening or if I'm completely wrong.

I'm at the stage of balancing on my tippy toes at the edge of the A.I rabbit hole. I wanted to document my feelings on the subject before I delve into it and gain a better understanding.

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What continues to stand out to me, is how sufficient I feel I am to detection passion within otherwise undetectable behaviour. Like a conversation online, a piece of art, etc. Am I right in saying that A.I will never sincerely accomplish this? Although I have no doubt they'll become efficient in mimicking human passion for persuasive and creative purposes, but I like to believe that we'll continue to notice the inauthenticity of it and go out of our ways to ensure we encounter human made media and have human communication where necessary and possible.

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Anyway. About to take the plunge. See you on the flip side.