Well... They had Madonna on some years ago and that failed spectacularly when she lip synced the entire act...
I don't think Eurovision would work with America in it because of American exceptionalism. That's why you'll stick to your national song contests.
The way 'herbs' or 'erbs' (as some pronounce it) drives me absolutely nuts.
Also, 'mirror' where it sounds like 'meer' drives me nuts.
I definitely prefer British English. Love reading the old Agatha Christie books. E.g. "My word!" The colonel ejaculated, "I do believe that she's dead!"
It's been going down hill since I turned 25. I'm just closer to the end of the ride now.
Still chaotic neutral, IMO
I think respecting another country's sovereignty is better.
Are you proposing more election interference...?
This is the opposite of that 'teach a man to fish and he'll never grow hungry" etc.
NASA is a government program, Space X is private enterprise first of all. And what exactly has incredible things has space Space X actually done?
One got us to the moon and back.
One has contributed an amazing amount of information about the universe to us.
One has made it cheaper by recycling rockets, which is not something amazing but largely driven by private enterprise wanting to create a service to gain a profit and return for investors.
They're both chalk and cheese. NASA doesn't have to do it for cheaper because they're not about making profits. They're not a company.
A better comparison would be to compare Space X to that other space company by that other billionaire.
Yes Gina. Go further into the weeds. Atta girl.
Wow. Ok. I'm not going to argue with you further because your understanding of AI is odd at best and at worst just plain wrong. Enjoy your prompts.
However, it's not really free, is it?
Say you want to make a living off your creations. You've gotten really good, people love it. You can actually make bank for your hard work.
But this machine stops you. It takes all your creations and all the money for itself. You get nothing for your efforts.
Seen on husband's ride to work this morning. Our local council is right on brand.
Hmmmm yes but the average American reads at a grade 6 level, so I daresay UK beats USA there.