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  • ILikeBoobies@lemmy.ca
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    5 months ago

    Are you just trying to make a bad pro-China argument or have you never been online before?

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      5 months ago

      I see it more as a good anti-Microsoft argument 🤷🏻‍♀️

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        5 months ago

        “Why does no one say murder is bad unless China is murdering”

        Isn’t a good anti-murder argument

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          5 months ago

          “Why does no one say murder is bad unless China is murdering”

          I can not fathom how you absolutely nailed the essence of my comment, yet misunderstood it (and - arguably - your own example) so fundamentally.

          Let me try to help, once:

          “Why do most people not complain about murder when Microsoft is doing it, but when China is doing it, the very justified outrage can be heard?”

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            5 months ago

            I cannot fathom how you absolutely nailed the essence of my comment, yet misunderstood it (and - arguably - your own example) so fundamentally.

            People do criticize Microsoft for using open source data to train LLMs, just like people criticize murder

            Hence the query about having never been on the internet before