Yeah I believe that. The way we are subtly encouraged to live as Americans is deeply unhealthy. I just assume that a little more exercise and steps probably has a more immediate effect than the food, but I’m sure it’s complicated

A lot of Americans cite foreign food as being “better” and note how much better they feel while traveling. The average American also probably walks 10-20x more while on a European vacation than they do at home. I don’t think it’s the food

I don’t think those are the categories where most people are finding LLMs frustrating. We keep being told human white collar work is on the precipice of being replaced, but LLMs continue to be really inconsistent. Failing to parrot easily retrievable info like how to build a legally restricted thing or off yourself isn’t what people are finding lacking it’s that half the time it does something sorta correctly and the other half of the time it lies, fucks up, or fucks up and then lies about it.

This isn’t really an answer to your question, but you should honestly try Netrunner. It’s a cool game that previously was originally created by Richard Garfield, briefly lived at WotC and then was rebooted and run by Fantasy Flight Games as Android: Netrunner, but now is 100% community managed.

https://nullsignal.games/ is the community managing the game, they release new expansions about once a year and run tournaments. You can print and play the game 100% for free and there is no artificial scarcity. The community is small but active. A new expansion just came out in early March, Vantage Point. They also maintain a set of “starter decks” for newbies.

You can also play online for free at https://jinteki.net/ - people there are very welcoming and many are very happy to teach new players.

It uses TMR sticks which are similar and in some ways better. The hall sensors technology but a little different