That's a very selective interpretation of what GP said, in fact I don't see how you even got to that conclusion.

"We" as a species is a far different entity than any single individual who is temporarily or even permanently impaired.

Humans had completely mastered fire by about 200,000 years ago - after 800,000 years of experimentation.

Speech is dated to around 60,000 years ago, though some say we started down that path 200,000 years ago: right when we mastered fire.

Why are the protesters in Berlin holding signs in English?

Because they want to have the eyes of global press on Germany

I suggest using Enzo to clean up your submission. Most people here would tell you they don't like AI writing, but a near complete lack of punctuation and capitalization is worse.

I came to the comments because the web page for Enzo explains everything except what the hell it does. Then I couldn't understand the gp comment either.

For a moment I though I was having a stroke.

enzo is platform which clubs all the free available api services and provides you with a interface where you can chat write code research or talk just like any normal ai service but its totally on your terms meaning everthing it does you can see or modify according to your need

mate learn to write english

I wonder if this is a peculiar attempt to write in a style that is the complete opposite of how Claude writes.

I independently came to that conclusion after noticing that my comments on some controversial subjects will slowly acquire upvotes, then nose dive 2 or 4 votes very quickly. At first I thought that some mods might have double-value votes (Hi Cowboy Neal!) but then I realized it's sometimes 4 successive downvotes, not only 2.

I've frequently encountered this same thing. Often the downvotes come a day later, but quickly.

I've seen this, I tend to attribute it to a different part of the world waking up.

Same, but there are other explanations than voting rings

When a pattern is repeated many times, it is not a fallacy to recognize that pattern at the begining.

If I see a tiger crotched in the bushes, is it a fallacy to gather my children and head back to the cave?

Pattern recognition is not a fallacy.

When has this happened before? Presumably you have several examples near to hand since it's "a pattern".

I personally live in a country with a large religious population that rejects the smartphone, so thankfully I personally have not encountered a situation where needing a smartphone is vital. However we've seen many people right here on HN mention how some specific vital service - often government or banking - does require a smartphone.

So you can't even remember or point to any specific example of the problem you claim exists, existing.

In my HN Threads feed, the very next item is another HN user mentioning how they have difficulty paying for parking spaces without a smart phone, from this very page. Search "and sadly accept the cost of our principles" on this page to find it.

But I have no interest in winning internet arguments. You win, the cookie isn't worth it to me.

How do people without smartphones pay for parking?

We don't, and sadly accept the cost of our principles. What I generally do, is to put on the blinken lights, and try to hurry up. Up to about 20 minutes or so, it generally works alright.

People tell me this all the time. Yet I've never had a WhatsApp account and I do just fine.

The only problems I've had were a single barber that accepts reservations over WhatsApp exclusively - so I go to the barber two shops over and don't need a reservation. And some women from dating apps refuse to talk on the phone before talking over WhatsApp. That's fine, there are plenty of fish in that sea.

  > Headphone jack for special music

Actually, this phone does have a headphone jack.

The best ice cream I ever had was at a small shop in Athens that had unsweetened ice cream.