Celiac disease kinda runs in my family. I am gluten intolerant myself. I'm aware of the struggle. All I'm saying is we need a paradigm shift as far as food is concerned. If there are no alternatives, create one for yourself. It's about time we take control of food and where it comes from. Not everything that's convenient is healthy for the long run.
I probably am gonna get a lot of hate for this. Isn't that a good thing? Afterall processed food is the leading cause of most diseases today, most notably cancer. It's about time organic food is promoted heavily and incorporated in the policy making.
Not speaking soley about the visa thing, but UK seems to be seriously messed up. They are no longer the same attraction they were 20 years ago. Socially, culturally, academically, policy wise, the vibe that comes off of them is negative. I think they are hell bent on not changing with the times, pivoting and making drastic intelligent decisions. Not taking anything away from the tech innovation center London still is. There's just some deep rooted rigidity that's keeping them from moving forward.
Claude 3. Most people don't even know what it is, let alone the fact that it's as good and better than GPT4 in some ways.
China will dominate the world in a lot of things but groundbreaking tech isn't one of them.
Money is not the only medium of exchange.