BasedRedditor543@reddit
Pretty sure walking uses more water than AI simply through wearing down your shoes which take thousands of litres to make
BasedRedditor543
What am I missing with AI hype?
Posted by eyeoftheneedle1@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 747 comments
What am I missing with AI hype?
Posted by eyeoftheneedle1@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 747 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
How is AI as a whole a load of bollocks? This just reads like someone who doesn’t know what AI is and just sees it as this big new trend
What am I missing with AI hype?
Posted by eyeoftheneedle1@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 747 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
Yeah it’s a problem not really sure on the solution tho like people are anti ai because of it but like we can’t just artificially hold back inevitable technology advances just to keep people in otherwise obsolete jobs
"Bro" and the death of mate. Why so American?
Posted by HistoricalReserve199@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 672 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
Idk I don’t see saying bro as trying to be black, it’s just internet slang that gets picked up by young people. Regardless of it’s origins it’s become mainstream for everyone to say
"Bro" and the death of mate. Why so American?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
Interesting I’m not sure where the divide is because I’m 19 and I hear both but definitely hear bro more
"Bro" and the death of mate. Why so American?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
Not when you’re speaking fast. I use yall
Is 4 weetabix too much?
Posted by banisheduser@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 244 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
You must have zero appetite because 2 weetabix is nothing and 3 is still a small portion. Imo 4 is on the small side I usually have 6. 6 weetabix with milk is like 550 calories so it’s not even that much food
Do you as an adult ‘sleep through the night’ ?
Posted by jxllyfishx@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 970 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
It’s an age thing I think. To me sleeping at 9:30pm seems miserable because you get like no time in the evening and I like staying up late
Do you as an adult ‘sleep through the night’ ?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
This depends entirely on your sleep schedule.If you start work and usually wake up at 6 or 7, 4-6 feels like morning. On a weekend where you might sleep at 1 or 2 and wake up at 9 or 10, 4-6 Is the middle of the night. Since it’s summer break for me and I don’t have a job I sleep at like 4:30am and wake up at 1pm so like 9am is the middle of the night. It’s all relative
Fess up, UK Reddit - What are your sins against Britishness?
Posted by The-Sassy-Pickle@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 2208 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
I don’t like beer
I don’t listen to any British music
Fess up, UK Reddit - What are your sins against Britishness?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
I agree a lot of our food is bland, beige and greasy
Fess up, UK Reddit - What are your sins against Britishness?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
Now that you mention pints, I don’t like beer
What’s a British thing you thought was normal until you realised it’s not?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
Reusing the same nasty water which has dried food in it. Also many people don’t rinse the soap off their dishes
What’s a British thing you thought was normal until you realised it’s not?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
Is this common? I’ve pretty much never seen this
What’s a British thing you thought was normal until you realised it’s not?
Posted by sacrebleu92@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 3168 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
Cheese and crisps together in a sandwich is so good.
What’s a British thing you thought was normal until you realised it’s not?
Posted by sacrebleu92@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 3168 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
I love butter in general but for whatever reason butter on sandwiches has always made me gag. I can literally eat it on bread on its own or on toast or anything else but for whatever reason I cannot eat it in a sandwich. The idea of some cold ham or cheese sliding around in butter just makes me feel sick when I bite into it.
I just use ketchup or bbq sauce if my sandwich is dry
What’s a British thing you thought was normal until you realised it’s not?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
Plastic can definitely stink if it has had food/liquids contained in it for a while. Really hard to get rid of the smell.
You’ve obviously never used a protein shaker before if you don’t think plastic containers can smell bad even after washing
What’s a British thing you thought was normal until you realised it’s not?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
I don’t think it’s worth it if you’re only washing stuff for 1 person. It’s also less hygienic
What quietly disappeared over the last 20 years in the UK, and no one noticed?
Posted by ggssmm1@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 4754 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
I don’t see the problem with this. People in this country often have a very depressing mindset where they just accepting things as they are. There’s nothing wrong with people attempting to earn money and try to get somewhere in life.
Culturally, do british people feel more close to North America or to Europe?
Posted by Hyde1505@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 2632 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
I agree but people spend a lot of their lives listening to music, watching tv and using social media and all of those things are American dominated so that does have an effect. The internet is a large part of culture.
Culturally, do british people feel more close to North America or to Europe?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
I wouldn’t say we are nothing like America, especially nowadays because of the internet. A lot of younger people grew up watching American tv, movies, music and YouTubers. That’s got to lead to some similarities in culture
Do you eat meat every day?
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BasedRedditor543@reddit
I eat meat everyday, sometimes more than once per day. I like the taste of it and it’s good for protein. I see no need to reduce my meat intake
What "Britishisms" do you regularly use that always confuse people when you go abroad?
Posted by InviteAromatic6124@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 1629 comments
BasedRedditor543@reddit
To be fair in an exam, digital clocks are better. You can see exactly how long you have left and they are generally easier to read from far away