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  • It’s not exactly like above but children are given a marshmallow and told if they wait a certain amount of time and not eat it, they will get another marshmallow and they can eat both. They can decide to eat the marshmallow right away and not get a second one. As well.

    It’s a test that has a very high rate of predicting how well a person does in the future, education, life, income, happiness. Indicating people who wait for a second marshmallow do better in life.

    It got famous, and when the study was done properly with actual controls and accounting for income, home life and parental trust decades later the previous results are moot. Results are entirely manipulated by how trustworthy the test giver is. So it’s meaningless now in the use I had for it, but the first study’s meaning has lingered.










  • The kids do all the daily cleaning, they still don’t have janitors. The school still has maintenance workers. I’m certain the large machinery would be handled by them and would be considered part of maintenance and not cleaning.

    I think you are right in that the schools are smaller, every square inch of urban area feels like 15 minute city material. So everything people need in daily life is within reach, small but numerous. I’m no expert though, just a tourist who visits his Japanese friends and asks lots of questions 😅



  • In school, they don’t have janitors. Because all the kids do the cleaning it takes the students about 15 minutes a day in school to clean it.

    I think it’s the same in Taiwan.

    I wonder if Westerners had to clean at school if it affects us on a societal level to clean like that. Or if the larger social pressure isn’t there for people to help like that.

    My first time in Japan I was so confused as to why it was so clean yet there were hardly any garbage cans anywhere. You had to return your garbage to the vendor you bought your food from, and not stray far from them, or bring it home. There was the rare garbage can.




  • Kyle@lemmy.catome_irl@lemmy.worldme_irl
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    4 months ago

    The comment history on this one shows a lot of weird data center sympathy and criticisms for Ukraine.

    I thought they were a Russian bot but it’s more like a victim of Russian bots propaganda.

    Wind turbines kill less birds than houses and any building like data centers.

    Data centers are loud in sound and dangerous infrasound.

    This person doesn’t even care about birds just wants a talking point against wind turbines.




  • Kyle@lemmy.catoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldFuture
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    5 months ago

    Lovely_reader doing the real investigative journalism here, I love it ☺️

    So yes it’s ai slopified, but it is also a real graph that didn’t need to be slopified but was done so using AI upscaling.

    So, everyone is right in a way fun twist 😅


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    5 months ago

    Pretty disappointed in Lemmy not noticing and downvoting this AI slop.

    I’m all for calling out bullshit IoT garbage but zoom in and look closer.

    Update: op updated the photo with a non AI image that’s the same but without hallucinated text. The original graph was real and made by a human, but through memes got degraded and an AI upscaler added new hallucinated text to it. Mystery solved and fixed.