I feel like a frog continuously jumping out of one pot of boiling water into another, which is slightly cooler but still boiling and it's happening over and over and over

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I feel like a frog continuously jumping out of one pot of boiling water into another, which is slightly cooler but still boiling and it's happening over and over and over
The boiling frog was lobotomized btw.
take the boiling frog metaphor but make it about me and it’s a steam roller and i actually do know it’s happening to me really slowly but for some reason am not overly concerned with escaping
>frog:“how queer, this water is getting progressively warmer and warmer! Why, crazy it would be if my predicament was turned into an apologue of the human condition”
I feel like the top post is a lot more profound and important than it might seem at first.
The second post lists the terms of a bet specifying five tasks AI will or will not be able to perform by 2029. Fwiw, I'd bet on 'will not be able to' for all five.
The heat, boiling frogs and rampaging Cossacks
air conditioning, sweltering frogs and grilled calamari.
I suspect today, many bloggers in the UK are writing about the weather. It is strange for me as I am in Greece and although the temperature here is predicted to reach 31C, which is very hot, this is almost ten degrees colder than the forecast for the UK. Writing this makes me think of the boiling frog apologue (We are all amphibians in a simmering pot). We are having a heatwave, a tropical…
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