I once got into my car and was surprised how the seat was farther back then when I left it. I glanced around and it was clear someone had jimmied the passenger door open.
I'm fairly confident, although I have nothing to back this up, that when they realized it was a stick, they decided not to try and steal it.
I always see this, that pr protected him, but yet to see anything concrete that even remotely proves it. Do you have anything?
To be fair, I'm pretty sure he bought it because he was easily hoodwinked by disinformation trolls.
Oh God you just made me realize that he's not a boomer and a gen x like me. Flying spaghetti monster help our generation.
Yup and still a best friend.
First day of my sophomore year of college, my roommate comes back to the room with two smoking hot girls and was like "they want to smoke pot with us."
I thought "damn good job!"
25 years later I'm married to one of those "girls" and we have two beautiful sons together.
I see your point and can agree in the cases where the tool won't be available to you, or if there is an intent to deceive.
But to flip the script, I'm pretty good at spelling but even then there are words I fuck up the spelling and it's caught by a spell checker. Am I a liar for submitting things without pointing out my spelling errors that a computer caught? Or is there a recognition that this is a common tool available and I've effectively used it to improve my communication, so this is just standard practice?
I can't believe it hasn't been mentioned.
Stephen Colbert has a book titled America Again: Re-becoming the Greatness We Never Weren't
Is there evidence that a human would have judged those cases differently?
It implies that a human would have been worse. Or at least that an average human would be worse, the ones making the decision.
Not weird, absolutely awesome. Still upvoted because that's absolutely awesome.