foobarian a day ago

Yall could have gotten a serviceable answer about this topic out of ChatGPT. 2025 version of "let me google that for you"

tippa123 a day ago

> Can you share some ways AI has changed your life?

A question directed to GP, directly asking about their life and pointing this out is somehow virtue signalling, OK.

  • throwup238 a day ago

    You can safely assume that anyone who uses “virtue signaling” unironically has nothing substantive to say.

    • SV_BubbleTime a day ago

      >[People who call out performative bullshit should be ignored because they’re totally wrong and I totally mean it.]

      Maybe you’re just being defensive? I’m sure he didn’t mean an attack at you personally.

      • throwup238 16 hours ago

        It’s presumptuous of you to assume I was offended.

        Accusing someone of “virtue signaling” is itself virtue signaling, just for a different in-group to use as a thought terminating cliche. It has been for decades. “Performative bullshit” is a great way to put it, just not in the way you intended.

        If the OP had a substantive point to make they would have made it instead of using vague ad hominem that’s so 2008 it could be the opening track on a Best of Glenn Beck album (that’s roughly when I remember “virtue signaling” becoming a cliche).

MangoToupe a day ago

...you know, people can have opinions about the best way to behave outside of self-aggrandizement, even if your brain can't grasp this concept.

fragmede a day ago

From the list of virtues, which one was this signaling?

https://www.virtuesforlife.com/virtues-list/

  • efs24 a day ago

    I’d guess: Respect, consideration, authenticity, fairness.

    Or should I too perhaps wait for OP to respond.

  • SV_BubbleTime a day ago

    That list needs updating. Lots of things became virtuous in scenario. During Covid, fear was a virtue. You had to prove how scared you were of it, all the masks you wore because it made you “one of the good ones” to be fearful.