• JaymesRS@literature.cafe
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    It’s a joke, but I’m 43 and my mom knew others who were pregnant around the same time and told to smoke by actual doctors so they’d have a smaller baby and easier birth.

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      My grandmother started smoking after her doctor suggested that she take it up in order to help her lose weight after pregnancy. She smoked the rest of her life.

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        On a related note, I also wonder I wonder how many older people self-treated ADHD/ADD with nicotine without realizing what was going on.

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        I doubt it, shit was different in 1980, doctors smoked in their offices until the 90s.

        Never forget just how evil tobacco companies are that they knew how addictive and damaging it was but suppressed it up for decades.

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          I remember the big arguments about enacting a no smoking rule in meetings at work. Just the meeting rooms. It was of course presumed that people could smoke in their office.

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      I’m 41 and my mom didn’t quit but the doctor talked her into cutting down to a couple a day.

      edit-also i was 10lbs and ended up the tallest in my family lol

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        Doctors still do this, at least in Germany. When you’re a smoker and getting pregnant, your doctor will most likely not try to bully you into quitting, instead they inform you about the risks and recommend you to cut down the smoking to a minimum but they will also acknowledge that you will most likely not overcome your addiction while your body is already under a lot of stress.

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    It’s not like AI is a legally defined term anywhere (that I’ve head of). Surely someone will end up suing google for things like this.

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    I know a dude who’s a retired doctor specializing in sports medicine (he was the team doctor for a Big 10 college football team), and he smokes like a chimney. He likes to joke that he’s the 1/10 doctors that they don’t quote on TV ads

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    This is actually healthy. My dad smoked much more than that during my pregnancy and I turned out fine.

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        I realize that, but if every one of these posts isn’t reproducible it’s likely that’s because they’re bullshit.

        Ps. Thanks for the downvotes people. Make sure to say your daily curses against all AI because it BAD

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      Nope, this was real.

      Google’s new search AI did many errors at release. This can be found online and include but not limited to:

      • It’s normal for cockroaches to live in someone’s penis
      • You should mix some glue while preparing a pizza
      • Overcoming depression is done by jumping off the Golden State Bridge
      • You should eat one small rock daily

      This was fixed manually per search topic that got viral, but they probably changed its configuration by now to trust reddit amd 4chan comments less.

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        Nope, this was real.

        Source? Some of these were real, but there’s also a ton of fake bullshit floating around.

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      What is it with Lemmy users and not knowing what shitposting is…

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        Probably has to do with it not being defined except for being confusing and possibly enraging

        Would posting any other lie be a “shitpost”?

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      Why is this always the reaction by AI advocates when faced with major problems in AI?

      If you want to convince people that AI can potentially be a benefit and not a negative then denial is not the way.

      This kind of hasty implementation of AI by tech bros should absolutely be ridiculed, since it has real world consequences.