Either that, or he's not very smart, had a thought, poppet it into ChatGPT, and ChatGPT as it tends to do, affirmed his dumb idea, and he ended up asking it to make a Linkedin post for him on the idea.
I've seen similar stuff from students who think they've cracked how something works, only to be incredibly wrong, because they only know half of what they need to, but don't know enough to understand how little they know. It's part of the journey of getting sorta-good at something though.
I really wouldn't, and I also won't care to.
Fint nok at de står frem nu og siger at de synes det er en dårlig idé. Men hold da fast hvor er det gratis at gøre nu. Jeg har svært ved at tage et parti seriøst, som først efter det viser sig at være en upopulær holdning at have, som heldigvis ikke var i nærheden af faktisk at blive stemt igennem, står frem og siger "Ja! Jeg synes faktisk heller ikke det var særligt smart!"
Det er som at se en flok børn med lommerne fulde af stjålet slik, og når de bliver taget på vej ud af døren står en af dem frem og siger "Det var jo ikke MIN idé. Jeg gjorde bare som de andre. Jeg er blevet klogere nu."
Agreed, there needs to much more cheese
Såååå i princippet er det bare rejsekort, men nu kalder vi det noget andet fordi vi har brugt millioner på at holde møder og ikke er kommet frem til noget og har brug for at kunne vise et eller andet frem? Eller er jeg helt galt på den? Det her lyder umiddelbart som et imponerende spild af vores alles midler, for at få en løsning ingen er tilfreds med, når alternativet og udgangspunktet var at vi bare kunne holde et standard betalingskort på standeren.
Jeg synes vi ser ret meget af den slags spild, men er der nogensinde nogen med ledelsesstillinger der faktisk mister deres job?
They really don't need ammunition to spin a narrative, they'll just make one up like they've done for 50 years....
Not sure I would call it ignorance is bliss. It's still very important to be informed, even if it doesn't actually have an impact on your life. But what I'm saying is, it's equally important to focus on the good things too. If not, it's easy to live in a bubble of horror, which absolutely will impact your mental health.
I assume their internal propaganda tells them they'll be killed either way, and they also might be sent to Siberia or a work camp if they propose it.
Just assumptions though.
Okay, so a lot of people don't think billionaires are the problem, so let's do it like this. We hang every single billionaire, all their money is divided fairly to all the workers who created the wealth. And then we see wether that helped people or not. If that doesn't work, we publicly appologise to the billionaires and go on with our lives as if nothing happened.
I focus on the good things in life. I have a lovely wife, 2 great cats and a great job that I enjoy. I try to focus more on that, than on all the horrible shit in the world. Not that I ignore all the bullshit, but it's easier to stay positive when it's not your whole life.
Granted I am privileged in the bullshit not directly affecting my life.
When did I turn into a woman?