Rhuidean, season 3 episode 4 omg 😻😻😻

The answer is yes.

"All the data and indicators say this should happen." Then it doesn't happen? Why? Because when you put more than, say, three people together, chaos is the rule, not the exception.

We were specifically talking about investing in stocks and whether a certain company's price would rise, noting that even great products or earnings don't mean the stock will go up. But, it's very true for any kind of prediction of human behavior.

Cyclist with cat.

The plural of Red Sox is Red Sox.

How about a picture of Zeus the cat instead.

(To be fair, I have an answer about the utility and future of foundation models in general, but it wasn't a clever self deprecating quip, thus not suited for the social media.)

I mean, it is my literal job to answer this question.

Still, uhhhh ... working on that 😁

Was cat

There are supposed to be actual standards for these things. Not that the marketing departments care about such things.

There's the classic, "I'm an old soul."