@moin @quinn That, and from what I understand, we've basically used Asbestos in everything back in the day.

So at least here, we have whole teams dedicated to inspecting buildings to see if it's there, and how to remove it.

In fact, apparently 9/11's less well advertised disaster is that the World Trade Centers apparently had more than 1K tons of Asbestos released into the air after the destruction of the building.

Like, to some extent, I wanted to skip this entire program and go for a higher level one since it's more closer to the skills I am missing...but they wouldn't let me use course credit from my previous university to skip over the courses that are similar.

So similar that, the course I took this last term...I got 98% in it. And I didn't even study for any of the quizzes or the final exam.

But I just now realized they're blocking the other courses in the course I can now take this term...

Sorry, I really have to vent about this.

So I've been taking a course the last couple of months at this one post secondary institution to see if I can use the learning of stuff from it to bump up my resume and make it more likely I could get a job, you know, soon.

Anyways, the thing is, it's Flexible Learning, and it turns out...basically every course is blocked by a course blocked by another course.

Which feels really inefficient right now.

When people tell me generative AI will solve real-world problems

@q_aurelius @jepyang To be fair, a lot of fantasy novels probably lose their lustre when you realize one world's elves are interchangeable with another, and every world's dwarves are basically LOTR dwarves with the serial numbers attached.