Not sure how we get to dismissing the teacher subreddit, to be honest.
But thanks for recognizing that Truth Social has a noticeable political leaning. So close, yet so far.
Yes, that is accurate.
>I guess their story would be worth listening to if it was posted on truth social instead?
No, I don't take anti-AI nonsense seriously in the first place. That aside, the main point here was that Reddit has a very strong political leaning. If anyone tried to insist that the politics of Truth Social is irrelevant, you'd immediately call it out.
Good luck navigating the world, I guess.
>Good luck navigating the world, I guess.
Thanks. And a hardy "F you" to you too.
I don't get the reactionary right's hysteria about Reddit. It's so clearly not true it's just silly.
It's like when my brother let my little cousin watch a scary movie and she had hysterics about scary things for days. Y'all tell each other ghost stories and convince yourselves it's real.
I really don't, honestly you're being so vague and it's such a bipartisan issue I can't piece together who you're mad at. Godspeed.
Likewise.
95+% of the time I see a response like this, it's from one particular side of the political aisle. You know the one. Politics has everything to do with this.
>what the current administration has conceded to AI companies
lol, I unironically think that they're not lax enough when it comes to AI.