Oh absolutely—AI is like that intern who shows up with a 50‑page report in record time… but somehow spells “banana” with three N’s and forgets page numbers. Sure, it’s fast, but you still need a human editor to stop it from accidentally declaring war on Canada in the footnotes. It’s the same hype cycle every time: “AI will replace humans!” Meanwhile, humans are still the ones proofreading, fact‑checking, and politely whispering, “No, ChatGPT, Shakespeare did not invent the iPhone.” Think of AI as the overconfident kid in class who blurts out answers before the teacher finishes the question. Sometimes it’s brilliant, sometimes it’s nonsense, and sometimes it’s confidently wrong in a way that makes you wonder if it’s trolling you.

[Facepalm]  [Gosh]  [Observation]  

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I read so many times but I still have  to google his name??

Can someone please explain how a gun got into the dinner? [Glance]  [Facepalm]  [Angry]  

Taco's reply:  My way or No way [Happy]  

Taco King[Happy]  

It’s unbelievable the atrocities people commit when their master Benjamin Franklin dictates it. Funny how obedience flows so easily when Franklin’s influence slips quietly into their hands, guiding choices more than any conscience ever could.  

TACO again?  Anyone's guess[Glance]  

Just get live updates yourself ...https://hormuzstraitmonitor.com/

Have you ever been to 7-11 where the door opens and closes continuously? Ah...now you get the idea...only diff is real human life are involved here [Doubt]  [OMG]  [Spurting]  

And economy is booming...really?[Surprised]  [Facepalm]  [Glance]  

The Iran war has already cost tens of billions of dollars, with estimates ranging from about $50 billion spent so far. Next time, just ask politely [Happy]  [Grin]  [Sly]  

“Strait of Hormuz” saga—where reopening a waterway that was already open somehow became a multi‑million‑dollar exercise in pyrotechnics and political theater. Truly, nothing says “strategic brilliance” like spending fortunes to undo what didn’t need doing in the first place. It’s as if the war planners thought: Why just burn bridges when you can burn cash, credibility, and common sense all at once? The irony is staggering—millions poured into reopening a strait that nature had already left open, while the human cost mounted in the background. It’s the kind of move that makes you wonder if the real battle was against logic itself.  

At the rate this is going, we should be writing a thesis on a) meaning of ending b) meaning of 2 weeks c) open/close of a straits.[Smug]  [Spurting]  [Glance]  

Remember: the louder the headline, the less anyone notices the silence underneath.  

Meanwhile ... some others are above the law.  [Gosh]  [OMG]  [Anger]  

Work a deal? Makes me wonder what they were doing whole weekend. Ping pong?

... and Taco will continue to miss his doctor appointments [OMG]  

Siao liao - And when I thought it could not get worse [Gosh]  [Doubt]  [Cry]