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simultaneous sip and it happens right now go. Oh well the rumble Studio is working perfectly.

All the platforms are on in place.

Everything's looking good.

I had a good night of sleep.

I think things are looking up.

I do.

But let's check on the news.

Anything happening? Well, here's some studies. People find,

according to live science, Drew Turney is writing about this. People find AI to be more

compassionate than mental health experts. That's right. They did a study. And AI is more compassionate than mental health experts.

Now, the question that I have is, why is compassion always the right answer?

If you have mental health problems, is compassion the right answer? And the reason I ask is because

compassion is a reward, right? So if you want to do more of something, you would reward it.

If you wanted to do less of something, you would starve it or penalize it. So what happens when you say,

doctor, I have this terrible problem? And the doctor says, oh, maximum empathy, you have that problem? Oh, I feel so bad for you. Then don't you get a reward?

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