Even more red flags from my perspective. I know these kinds of statements make it hard to cut ties with a person, but just be mindful the effect they are having on your life and your relationships with others.
I had a similar situation with an online friend in the past and found all their drama very stressful and isolating.
surpass her friends (who are either extremely talented or celebrities)
All her friends are either extremely talented or celebrities? This has me extremely suspicious that your friend is not telling you the truth. My ultimate advice to you is to proceed with caution. Be skeptical and if something doesn’t feel right, stop.
To give practical advice beyond what I already said, I’d tell your friend to start her quest to be the best in the world by working to be the best at a couple of things. It’s a lofty (if not impossible) goal to be the best at everything and by focusing her energy at a a smaller selection of things (hopefully stuff she enjoys), she can still find some success.
Good luck.
Some quick searching leads me to believe it’s brand new.
They haven’t.
Even a basic prompt like this stumps it:
Generate an image showing an analog clock with the time set to 9:05 exactly.
Oh it’s sick alright.
Well you’re saying disgusted now, but you don’t say that in your original post.
I don’t think that’s the logical conclusion to come to. I think based on what you said in your OP, my explanation is the most logical and it doesn’t imply he dislikes you, just that he got caught looking and that’s kind of an awkward situation.
I wasn’t there, and could be wrong, but I wouldn’t jump to the worst conclusions.
No?
You’re solving important problems, just like the rest of us.
Fart in a vacuum or maybe in nitrogen? Seems like oxygen is the enemy.
Best guess is he got caught looking at you, maybe intentionally, or maybe just spacing off in your direction.
I know we aren’t seriously considering this, but planes crash for a variety of issues but human error is definitely a factor in a number of them. Some reading if you’re interested:
Single human errors don’t generally cause accidents for a variety of reasons, but significant levels of redundancy help. Accidents happen because mistakes build on mistakes.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chain_of_events_(accident_analysis)
This is an example of one type of human error chain related accident. Could be caused by a variety of things, but this shows that the plane in these cases has basically nothing to do with the accident. All human error.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controlled_flight_into_terrain
Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
Are we Bitcoin mining in git commits now?
It’s double illegal now. Everyone knows that’s when shit gets super serious.
The math checks out. He’s got a Florida social
Punctuation is woke. Thank you for keeping your post anti-woke.
I think I’m still figuring out what a good balance looks like. I don’t like to bring too much when I travel, but I really miss my face wash after a day or two without it. Same thing with my conditioner, I can go a few days without it, but my hair is happier with it.
Not skin care, but cologne is another thing I’ve started bringing. Never hurts to have options for smelling good when out and about. Trying solid cologne and travel bottles now to see which I like.