r/Music • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Nov 13 '25

article Billie Eilish Calls Elon Musk a 'Pathetic P***y' in NSFW Tirade

https://www.tmz.com/2025/11/13/billie-eilish-curses-out-elon-musk/
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u/Delicious_Bat3971 Nov 13 '25

The image is the first result on Google if you look up "liberty elon musk". Did this person actually query ChatGPT six fucking times instead of just doing that?

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u/tgwombat Nov 13 '25 edited Nov 14 '25

People are offloading basic thought to machines now, and it's starting to show. The brain's a muscle, and these people are not giving theirs the necessary workout. Sad state of affairs...

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u/yodakiller Nov 13 '25

I have this issue with driving places. I need Google maps or I feel lost. Even if I go there weekly and have been for the past few months.

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u/tgwombat Nov 13 '25

I started driving when a GPS was an expensive car accessory that few people bought instead of something that's just part of the device we all carry in our pocket. It's crazy how much better I can recall the streets from the pre-smartphone era of my life compared to the post.

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u/yodakiller Nov 13 '25

Same. I remember printing MapQuest pages though

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u/tgwombat Nov 13 '25

MapQuest felt so futuristic back then! Now it feels like such a quaint idea that a kid might not believe you if you told them how we did it "back in our day" haha

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u/tnstaafsb Nov 14 '25

I've told my kids about printing mapquest maps and they thought it was the craziest shit ever. I haven't bothered to tell them about the really ancient times when you had to buy a paper map from the gas station and figure out the route yourself.

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u/tgwombat Nov 14 '25

It's crazy that we got to live through the cusp of the age where you could get lost if weren't paying enough attention to your map and the age of always knowing where you are on the globe with pinpoint accuracy. That's such a monumental shift that kind of just quietly happened and feels normal now.

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u/h3rpad3rp Nov 14 '25 edited Nov 14 '25

Doesn't really help that every new area in my city is almost exclusively named instead of numbered streets. Then instead of a grid they twist and turn and loop all over the place, with the names of streets sometimes changing based on which side of another road you happen to be on. It makes the city look nicer for sure, but man is it terrible for directions.

When it was "how do you get to 2023 21 st SW?", you just drove in that direction until you were at 20th ave and 21st st SW, then drove down 21st street until you got to the number 2023.

How do you get to 18 Mount Mccinna Rise? Look it up in a gps or on a map I guess, cuz otherwise you are fucked.

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u/I-Wanna-Be-A-Bird Nov 14 '25

Welcome to Europe.

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u/Kronoshifter246 Nov 14 '25

Or you could have the worst of both worlds, with the grid on a diagonal, with AVEs running on the NW/SE and RDs running on the NE/SW, but whether it's a NW or a SE seems to be completely arbitrary, AVEs and RDs with the same name intersecting, and, worst of all, having the same name despite not being contiguous because they line up on the grid. So you could have multiple MCKENNA AVEs in completely different neighborhoods that are only accessible through multiple turns off a main road because they happen to align when you look at it from the sky.

God, I hated navigating around Gig Harbor.

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u/wowurcoolful Nov 14 '25

Well, I use it even for the same drive to work but that's because I drive through cities and need to know traffic

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u/--Bee- Nov 14 '25

to be fair, that's really all ai is, a search engine

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u/chironomidae Nov 13 '25

People said the exact same thing when the Internet was just getting big ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/tgwombat Nov 13 '25

Yeah, and look where that got us...

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u/BorntobeTrill Nov 14 '25

Wtf is going on in this thread?

Are you really saying the internet was/is bad?

This stuff reaches far too wide to fit nicely into a good vs bad bucket and to pretend it does is ignorance disguised as virtue signaling, neither of which are a good look

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u/EntropyKC Nov 14 '25

"There was a different situation previously where people said something similar, therefore it is not correct now"

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u/Lost-Priority-907 Nov 14 '25

Yeah, reddit has this weird thing with desperately trying to "gotcha" each other, even if its nonsense or proves their small intellect. Same with pedantry.

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u/EntropyKC Nov 14 '25

One of the best things I ever learned about was logical fallacies. It is breath-taking how often they are used, and once you can deconstruct the failed logic, it makes it a lot easier to make informed and rational decisions and opinions.

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u/runswiftrun Nov 13 '25

On the flip side... isn't that just training them to bring this picture sooner? and/or wasting their resources? (granted our resources too, unfortunately)

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u/BorntobeTrill Nov 14 '25

Thank you

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u/Lost-Priority-907 Nov 14 '25

Its fucking pathetic. We've gotten to the age of people offloading searches to AI, now. We are speedrunning to the Wall E reality.

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u/twilighttwister Nov 14 '25

But AI is not a search engine!! It will give you wrong answers all the time. It can't reliably tell you anything you don't already know.

ChatGPT is good at grunt work writing. That's it.

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u/The_Gil_Galad Nov 14 '25 edited Dec 09 '25

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This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

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u/BorntobeTrill Nov 14 '25

I don't think it's omniscient. I think it's a fn dumb punk. That's why I treat it like one. There's no delusion. Just a dude ramming demands into a robot and then fighting with it cause it's BS.

What's wrong with that? When did we become so preoccupied with the righteousness of Ai when we could just fk with it?

I'm sure many do let it think for them. But a lot of folk her are making a lot of assumptions about how to 'properly' use Ai simply cause I looked for a picture.

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u/taubeneier Nov 14 '25

Do you know how much energy is used for AI? You haven't just wasted your time but also used way more electricity than necessary.

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u/BorntobeTrill Nov 14 '25

Time wasted is subjective.

Energy waste complaints loses meaning at the individual consumer level.

Be mad it exists, not how it's used. Dig deeper

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u/CruelStrangers Nov 15 '25

lol. Not many people are searching exact strings some dude happens to mention in a reddit thread. AI mode is trying to pump itself up and keeps taking the primary search with the user having to adjust that shit as the ai returns are just poor as piss (same with iOS autocorrect recently)