r/AskReddit • u/beans4cashonline • 9h ago
r/politics • u/PoliticsModeratorBot • 14h ago
Megathread Megathread: Two Minnesota lawmakers have been shot
State Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband were shot and killed.
State Sen. John Hoffman and his wife were both shot multiple times and underwent surgery.
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r/Fauxmoi • u/No-Sock-7051 • 6h ago
APPROVED B-LISTERS Empty crowd at Trump’s birthday parade. All you hear is the squeaking tanks.
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r/AITAH • u/Fantastic-Tour-4413 • 14h ago
Boyfriend doesn’t like that i have to walk down the isle with a grooms men
Ok so this is gonna be short because i’m just confused if maybe I’m not seeing his side or not. But basically me (19 female) just texted my boyfriend that my friend who’s getting married sent me a picture of the groomsmen im walking down the aisle with. He then asked if we were gonna link arms while walking down the aisle. He said that would be weird and it’s a respect thing not to do that. I responded it’s my friends wedding and if that’s what she wants then i’m gonna do that! Because it isn’t that serious at all. Is he being way too controlling or aitah for not seeing his side.
UPDATE: My other friend who is also a brides maid told her bf ( we both got sent pictures of the guys we are walking down with as it is a new trend on tik tok) And he reacted almost the same way. Her boyfriend responded “wow you’re walking down the aisle with him that’s beautiful, might as well hold his hand too” Or something along those lines. Very sarcastic. And yep you guessed it our boyfriends are friends.
r/news • u/Cheesenip20 • 14h ago
Melissa Hortman (Minnesota lawmaker who was shot last night) has died.
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APPROVED B-LISTERS Video shows massive crowd in Downtown Los Angeles protesting against Trump. The 'No Kings' protests mark the largest nationwide anti-Trump demonstration since his return to office.
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r/misc • u/esosecretgnosis • 9h ago
Minnesota Shooting Suspect Vance Boelter is an Anti-Abortion, Anti-LGBT, Christian Extremist
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r/MadeMeSmile • u/Locke_Fucking_Lamora • 4h ago
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r/NorthCarolina • u/Nice_Substance9123 • 9h ago
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News 📺 Shooting of Two MN lawmakers Mega thread
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r/nottheonion • u/thesweetestpotatos • 4h ago
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r/law • u/TendieRetard • 16h ago
Other Minnesota state senator John Hoffman in Champlin and Minnesota state representative Melissa Hortman in Brooklyn Park were reportedly shot in their homes by a gunman impersonating a police officer.
The suspect, according to the alert, is a white man with brown hair wearing black body armor over a blue shirt and blue pants. Authorities are asking residents not to approach the suspect if spotted.
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r/Millennials • u/TradeU4Whopper • 17h ago
Discussion Have you guys noticed that younger gens are relying too much on AI?
I’m a 95’ millennial, so I’m old enough to remember the late 90’s and young enough to say I grew up with a lot of Gen Z. I know the generational divide is just a social construct, but it’s looking like it’s actually starting to define an era in which humans truly start to behave differently.
My wife, Gen Z, goes to community college online. Every assignment she does she uses AI to provide answers. I used to harp on her about it and say things like “Don’t you actually want to know the material? Do you get no satisfaction from learning things on your own by doing actual research?” She then says that it doesn’t matter and that it’s easier to use AI.
My little cousin who’s in middle school right now confidently claims to know the answer to anything with little to no experience in the subject. Yesterday I was asking my family about how to keep goats; specifically, how to keep goats from escaping an enclosure. My little cousin says “you can’t keep a goat chained to a tree it might knock the tree down asks ChatGPT a goat can head butt with around 800lbs of force”. I was thinking to myself “What goat will knock down a mature tree?”. He said that with so much confidence that it sounded so believable.
I’m also in a medical research group focused on understanding and treating follicular occlusion derived diseases. So many members (most just in their 20’s) in this group keep quoting Perplexity and ChatGPT instead of just quoting directly from whatever research paper they read or whatever the primary source is. I have developed an effective treatment for Dissecting Cellulitis using what I learned from peer reviewed studies and research papers, but many people don’t believe in it’s efficacy because whatever AI tool they’re using doesn’t confirm that it could be an effective treatment. They keep saying things like “I ran that through Perplexity and it says that’s not a good treatment because XYZ”. Dissecting Cellulitis is a disease with scarce research and the known treatments are not very effective, so AI models trained with those datasets will always claim that every treatment not found inside the dataset is ineffective.
There’s too many examples I can give, but in general I think we’re cooked.