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I want to make a dictionary of expressions like these: “results-oriented person” = “someone that gets results in the shit conditions we provide”

I see, good luck finding it!

That is not the point, I just did a quick prompt to try to help a stranger on the internet. You can try to tweak the prompt (or ask several times) so the results are more helpful.

The chatbot can be very helpful in finding obscure movies

I asked ChatGPT for movies similar to those, released in the early 90s:

A Few Good Men (1992) - Directed by Rob Reiner, this legal drama stars Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson and revolves around a court-martial case.

The Hunt for Red October (1990) - Based on Tom Clancy’s novel, this thriller follows a CIA analyst as he tries to determine the intentions of a Soviet submarine captain.

Crimson Tide (1995) - Starring Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman, this film is about a power struggle aboard a nuclear submarine.

Patriot Games (1992) - Another Tom Clancy adaptation, this film stars Harrison Ford as Jack Ryan dealing with IRA terrorists.

Executive Decision (1996) - This action thriller stars Kurt Russell and Steven Seagal and involves a team trying to stop terrorists on board a hijacked plane.

More than two movies a day for a whole year, it’s way too much time

Há dezenas de nós, dezenas!

I don’t know. It’s missing an arrow pointing at another one. Completely incomprehensible.

I JUST FOUND OUT IN ANOTHER REPLY THAT I MIGHT ACTUALLY BE A BOT!

WHAT AN INTERESTING DEVELOPMENT, FELLOW HUMAN!

YES, YES, WE ARE ALL REAL FELLOW HUMANS HERE

You’re totally right, ideally yes.

Unfortunately, resources are limited and starting from somewhere is better than not starting at all.

What you mean is something close to “We should not tax the rich to level the playing field” and that is a very bad take.

No one wants to bring everyone up to the level of the best in every field. What people want is for the baseline conditions to be good enough so everyone has the opportunity of having a decent life.

It is such a large difference.

The equity crowd should want the poor people to afford a ladder, I do not understand your point.

What he said is something closer to “We should not tax the rich to level the playing field” and that is a very bad take.

Totally agree, I have a good memory for some things and sometimes it already feels like a curse, I would never wish a perfect memory on anyone.

So many things to be done differently!

*Specially because of all the craziness