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Is Obesity a Choice? #Sprouts

Is Obesity a Choice? #Sprouts

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A well-dressed man can be loved. A rich man can be desired. A powerful man can be respected. But why choose one? Be well-dressed, rich and powerful, and you will not just be loved, desired and respected. You will also be cherished. That is the difference between a man that chases women and a man that women chase. The more complete your package, the more they compete for your marriage. Leave women at the early stages of your life. Just focus on self-development. When you attain all-round success, women will not be able to leave you! ✍ ༺◅━━⊰𝑴𝑱⊱━━▻༻

Young and Old Turn to AI Chatbots for Companionship      In the 2013 movie (Her), a lonely man going through a difficult divorce finds himself falling in love with an artificial intelligence (AI) companion. When that movie came out, AI wasn't developed enough to provide people with companionship. But today, over 100 million people around the world are using AI chatbot companions that can provide friendship, advice — and even romantic relationships. Many people use AI companions because, just like in the movie Her, they feel lonely. However, a 2023 study found that AI companions could be addictive, and some experts warn that they could be used to manipulate people or collect their personal data. There are also concerns that young people using AI companions won't learn how to have relationships with real people — who, unlike chatbots, don't agree with you all the time. However, it's not just young people who are using AI companions. Alex Cardinell, CEO of the AI companionship app Nomi, told NBC News that his app has attracted users of all ages and genders — and a large percentage of them are older users. "There's a big elder loneliness epidemic going on right now," Cardinell said. And for some people, an AI companion can offer useful tips on managing relationships in the real world. Travis Peacock, who has autism and ADHD, told The Guardian that he had trouble managing romantic and professional relationships until he trained ChatGPT to offer him advice on how to manage social interactions. One year later, Peacock says he now has a network of friends, a healthy long-term romantic relationship, and has enjoyed "one of the most productive years of my life." Others, though, may turn to AI companions out of disappointment with real relationships. One user called Sakura told NBC News that although a lot of people think she uses AI because she is lonely, "It's like, no, no, you're going to an AI because people are jerks."

♦️ *There are years when nothing happens on the surface:* 👉you've been studying, but didn't feel obvious progress; 👉 you've been exploring ideas, but nothing took shape; 👉 you've been taking risks and investing, but didn't get wealthier, maybe you even lost money; 👉you've been working on your project, but got quite far from the vision you initially had; 👉you've been meeting a lot of people, but no deep and meaningful story came out of it;   and that's fine, that's how life is supposed to be; you try, you feel stuck, you choose to stay mentally strong; you try other things, you get slightly better, things start connecting, slowly at first, suddenly at once; and one day, before you know it, you will be exactly where you once wanted to be, and you won't care much about all the mistakes you made along the way, or about how much time it took, you will simply be proud of your efforts, your resilience, your lifelong journey..🥂 🌸🌸🌸🌸