>>77290381
>juiced in quotation marks instead of "non-enhanced"
The officially natural ones just have better protocols

>Inb4 the bryan/"i mog zyzz" schizo
Post body you faggot

Also this is just a smaller scale faster form of a bubble bursting, same thing happened with the internet and will happen to AI

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>>77290386
>The officially natural ones just have better protocols
Pretty much all the non-bogging PEDs are NOT "gear", far outnumber "gear", and ultimately mog "gear" if you do enough of them.

>Post body you faggot
lol no u then fap 2 urself

>>77290411
You and psoasbot schizo should namefag, no one in this board likes your presence.

>>77290381
>amateurs are worse than professionals
riveting

>>77290381
it was a very underwhelming performance by everyone in this clown show.

>>77290389
>same thing happened with the internet and will happen to AI
With the current trend of technology, AI is going nowhere. Its use will definitely get lower due to increased pricing and actually hiring skilled workers to offset that high price but AI is forever a tool for all tech companies now. And the internet is going nowhere too, wtf are you even on about with that one.

>>77290381
wasnt this... expected? since it just proves that WADA natties are not natties at all?

Proof that all the 'naturals' in professional sports are already enhanced
Almost none of the enhanced athletes beat their own 'natural' records

>>77290447
you dont even understand the topic you're just a rabid AIfag who relegated his entire thinking to predictive language models
I'll let the other anons humiliate you for being too retarded to even search keywords you dont understand before replying

>>77290454
sure thing, keep telling yourself that. Im sure all tech companies will just magically remove use of AI

>>77290458
You're an extremely dense individual, again a 10 seconds google research wouldve saved you the hassle of making these embbarassing posts

>>77290451
Nah it just proves age matters. Young roided out Thor will always beat old roided out Thor

>>77290463
>10 second AI search on google
>AI is going down the drain
ironic, dont you think? have you tried talking to your local tech companies to see if they use AI or not? 100% of them do

>>77290468
>He's still doubling down

>>77290472
that was pretty cute, when the bell rings make sure you get back to algebra

>>77290381
This just proves that all olympians are frauds and on steroids LOL ,idk what point you trying to make boy

>>77290477
it proved the enhanced games sucked dick

>>77290381
How suprising.
Next thread.

>>77290447
The dotcom era startups were overvalued due to ecommerce hype. Internet is a great tool with infinite potential for use but everyone was rushing startups to cash in on the gold rush without slowing down to come up with a useful idea. Investors threw cash at those businesses which then crashed (often immediately after huge IPOs) when they couldn’t turn a profit.

AI is a useful tool that has been extremely overhyped by conmen trying to make money off the excitement. Everyone is rushing to make a startup that has anything to do with AI and is getting funded out the ass for it. Big AI companies are coasting off funding in a ponzy scheme like fashion (using new investors money to offset costs to look like they are doing well to get even newer investors). But instead of AI getting cheaper, advances are still coming primarily from throwing more and more hardware at bigger and bigger models rather than a big breakthrough that makes smaller, cheaper models better. There is no way for the companies to turn a profit at reasonable prices so they’re finally upping prices to a point a lot of users aren’t willing to pay. Unless they can make them cheaper, it’s going to fuck up the momentum and the valuation is going to plummet. AI, like the internet, will continue to be useful, but this era of hype bullshit is going to crash the economy hard. There’s an absurd amount of money tied up in corporations that can’t profit enough to warrant the investments they have gotten

bodybuilders tend to be highly unathletic

>>77290381
i think it crashed because the event was dogshit

>>77290454
>butthurt granny sad that they won't get paid for drawing furry porn anymore
It isn't going anywhere, its usage will spread and it will become more commonplace, just as the Internet also did.
>>77290525
That was at the beginning, it has now spread to every faucet of our lives. The bubble never burst, the initial mini bubble did.

>>77290658
That is happening right now. The prices are going up. Companies are dropping their subscriptions to high level model and lower level ones still suck. They are only just starting to pull back on offsetting costs with investment money. Read a little closer. They aren’t going anywhere but there’s trillions in investments for companies whose hyperinflated valuations are going to normalize as the realization that the current level is not sustainable combined with the fact that companies are starting to accept there isn’t a big increase in productivity after all

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This whole thing was just guerilla marketing for TRT clinics, right?

>>77290701
Yea but the other anon was implying ai would disappear. The main point is that its not going anywhere, everyone will be using it just like how everyone used google and stopped using libraries for research

>>77290750
I read the same thing you did. He never implied ai was going to disappear. He said the same thing is going to happen as happened with the internet (which did not disappear). It tanked the economy when the hype died but continued to be useful and even make people lots of money

>>77290736
Yes. Hence why >>77290389 it's a bubble. They also sell peptides
They wanted to make this an ever growing profitable model that will outlive olympics and overtake them hence why the event was free but restricted to a single day

>>77290658
>its usage will spread and it will become more commonplace
Everyone under 30 that's not a brownoid in a new delhi slums despises it. And even those just use it to cheat and as a google search substitute.
It's useless and will crash onto itself due to logistics and negative opinions. It's garbage even as a tool since you need to double check everything anyways and no AI company has made profit from it yet.
Face it fomo retard, it's literally just a step above your phones "next word predictor"

>>77290381
All this does is proves that everyone’s roided up to their eyeballs in the normal games, they’re just better at hiding their usage and how to pass drugs tests

>>77290464
The takeaway with Thor is that his usual stack includes things not approved by the Enhanced Games. He was not "young" last year when 510kg flew easily.

>>77290381
>Open roiders beaten by hidden roiders

>>77290658
>its usage will spread
It's already ubiquitous. They're not going to magically discover new use cases that make it more profitable. They need to make agents viable for non-coding tasks to justify the investment. That's just not happening in the near future.

>>77290381
I saw this coming a mile away, which is sad because i think the event would be funny but there is a good chance its now canned forever.

The problem is that Natties (they are taking roids but you know, the ones accepted by olympics) are just better trained and have access to better coaches, nutrition and a bunch more shit.

Could you tecnically have someone that has access to all this shit and roid him so he would surpass normal natties? Probably, but that's not what these guys were.

The second problem is that having roid muscles muscles isn't even that great for a lot of events, especially when cardio is involved. They just get tired too quick to compete.

Absurdly huge muscles are only good for weightlighting and posing and maybe fighting (even then its very debatable) and thats pretty much it.

Sad to see it but not really unexpected from me.

>>77290381
So we're really going with the fiction that olympic athletes aren't all on roids now?

>>77291595
>having roid muscles muscles isn't even that great for a lot of events
Yeah I think the drug testing probably prevents them from shooting themselves in the foot. Like if you're the genetic elite gunning for the Olympics and your first cycle packs on 10 lbs of muscle it's going to ruin you. But if you do smaller, shorter cycles in the off season it complements your training well.

>>77290447
Railroads, Fiber optic cable / telecom, internet, A.I.

It's all boom, bust, government picks winners, return to normal with a new tech.

Nothing new under the Sun.

>>77291606
Why even roid though?

>>77291603
It's more to prevent fighting sports from being so barbaric.

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>>77290411
People are such retards.

It's not that they don't use gear or turn to "shittier alternatives" it's that they have entire teams of biochemists who look for ways to mask metabolites you stupid fucks

>>77291595
This. Olympic athletes are all on roids anyways, and are also an elite with a whole training infrastructure to support them. Pitting them against random ass amateur bodybuilders has predictable results.

>>77291644
Helps a lot with training and recovery even if you're not lifting.

>>77291651
Yes. The roid testing methods are expensive too so they use out dated methods. Does anyone remember the winter olympics where they froze samples and retested them after the olympics and hundreds of athletes failed tests they previously passed with tge official testing methods. I think this was back around 2013.
What normie faggots don't want to admit is none of them want to see natty games as much as they claim they do. No one wants slower weaker sports. But it won't stop boomers and yoga fairies from moral grand standing about it.

>>77290381
That dumbass peter thiel should of known that the olympics are already the enhanced games, there are no natty olympians in most sports. Enhanced games were pointless

>>77291669
I'm curious as to how so? As in you are just fully fresh in muscular fatigue because it repairs the muscles so fast?

>>77291696
Feel good hormones make feel good.

>>77291685
The real damage is that now normies will think "natty athletes are better than roided athletes" and it will give unrealistic expectations to highschool and college athletes. Decent people will think they can be honest and make a career in sports and get BTFO by the ubiquitous frauds.

>>77291696
There are multiple things it does but the main one is protein synthesis. So swimmers can train harder and more frequently with less inflammation.

>>77291567
He's "young" if you take into consideration how much roid actually ages you. Young roided out Thor will always beat old roided out Thor

>>77291635
Railroad business is still booming. Its less costly than using trucks to transport goods so the entire world still relies on it heavy

This just proves everybody is on roids.

>>77291779
in terms of deadlift power, current Thor is way stronger than 2018-2020 "first peak" Thor

>>77291771
I would eat as much protein as I wanted and my joints would still hurt. It wasn't until I just improved my durability hy adding muscle over time I guess and form+active recovery. I kinda gave up on it because of the higher efficacy of focusing on carbs mostly but I could feasibly nearly double my 150ish-215 protein intake even on a budget.

>>77291780
Your grasp of modern history is lacking. Railroad business is going extremely well, yes. But do you know how many companies went bankrupt? You'd have a dozen different companies building parallel lines to one another trying to edge out the other and corner the market.

Everyone was buying train stocks like in the 2000's when anything with a .com got billions.

Eventually, the bubble bursts, they're all wiped out, government picks who wins. The winners gets to buy the losers for scraps and now you have an industry that can endure.

OpenAI let's say, they will implode. They will guaranteed go bankrupt. They will then get bought for pennies on the dollar by facebook, amazon, or google. And then chatbots as a whole will be comodified.

>>77291814
Trains are really cool and very effective, but they depend on the already built infractructure.

Americans often think trains are bad or useless because they don't have a great infrastructure, but in Europe, all countries are tied together with train lines, you can go to 90% of the countries with very cheap tickets.

I wish people would care more about it but sadly its probably just seen as outdated.

>>77291814
So does your knowledge of history. Everyone always said some bubble would burst and it never does. Take for instance harddrives. People for some reason thought those prices would go down for the past decade, never has.

People who are non-enhanced are just better and genetically superior. "The whole olympics is on PEDs" catchphrase is pure cope. Outliers exist.

>>77291789
Yeah but the thing about steroids is they put this entire process on overdrive. Androgens signal to cells to use more protein than they otherwise would and faster. So it doesn't really matter how much protein and carbs you consume, a biological twin of you would recover way faster and better on roids.

>>77291853
>Americans often think trains are bad or useless because they don't have a great infrastructure
No its because everyone here has cars and take airplanes. Trains are fun experience you do maybe once. Some old people like them too. But no one is going to spend more time than they need to just to get somewhere

>>77290381
This literally just proves they’re all on gear, just some retards think getting using growth hormones is the only enhancement
Gotta love the propagandists who say dumb shit

>>77291858
What? The dotcom burst doesn't ring a bell?

Hard drive prices? Those dropped a fuckton. You can get a 1TB for the price of a 100GB from a decade ago.

>>77291868
roidtranny malding

>>77291868
>>77291879
wasnt their whole approach to use science to give the best roids to these athletes? doesnt this just prove scientists suck and bro science is better?

>>77291876
I dunno man. People always say something about some bubble bursting and it just sounds like a bunch of bullshit everytime I hear it. I just buy whatever I need at the moment and let the nerds argue about the numbers

>>77291866
Everyone has cars and take airplanes BECAUSE there aren't good public transport options.

As the newer generations get poorer, like the zoomers, they are way less car sales than ever on the affordable end (they are still being bought on the high end but mostly by zoomers, even millennials are buying less cars already). These people still need transportation and they are screwed because there is no alternative in America. Its not your problem so you dont care, which is fair, but not everyone is in the same position.

Of course, given the chance, a car or plane travel is comfy, but public transportation exists for centuries for a reason - its affordable.

You are acting like trains are a fun ride that people take to have fun and not a real method of transportation in countless countries for centuries used for everything from daily commuting to work to inter country traveling.

>>77291884
>bro science is better

Always has been.

>>77291891
Because a bubble bursting isn't the world ending scenario that is marketed. It just means ineffective companies kept afloat by cheap debt commit sedoku. In aggregate, it's a good thing. Just short term people with small savings that get laid off in the crossfire lose bigtime too.

>>77291908
Made a typo, cars being bought on the high end by Boomers, not Zoomers. Poor guys cant even afford a chicken sandwich.

>>77291908
We have buses anon, what the fuck are you on about? Nobody is taking a train to get somewhere here because it doesnt exist. How can you rely on something that doesnt even exist. I can understand for other countries where its already built but nobody is going to invest in that when cheaper alternative, the bus, already exists.

>>77291931
True, because not every bubble is that important.

Housing bubble bursting = Huge shitshow, no one can afford a house anymore
AI bubble bursting = Pajeets most affected, who cares lmao

I do think people here at 4chan always doom and gloom about everything, at the end of the day we just keep going with whatever the world gives us, just adapt.
No point in thinking too much about this shit, just live life 1 day at a time.

>>77290381
>Small balls, ED, no hair, hot dog sandpaper skin, heart disease, AND weaker, slower, clumsier to boot.
Don't forget dumber. Even Mr Mike himself says that he feels his IQ go down when he's blasting.

>>77291941
>AI bubble bursting = Pajeets most affected
This would honestly be best for everyone. Less electricity going to data centers and more jobs created for all tech workers.

>>77291941
>Housing bubble bursting = Huge shitshow, no one can afford a house anymore
The fuck? Housing bubble bursting literally means house prices going down.

>>77291941
>we just keep going with whatever the world gives us, just adapt.
Cucked mentality and the very reason we're at this point at all

>>77291957
You are right, I meant houses going up in price (as they have been for the past like decade), my bad.

>>77291962
>Noooo you have to worry about EVERYTHING ALL THE TIME, you can't just ignore [CURRENT EVENT]
lmao it must suck to be you man, hope it gets better.

>>77291981
Yeah you're so cucked mentally it's beyond hopeless. The point is not to just worry, the point is that you're choosing inaction in face of a threat like all the sheeple out there. You're like a raped bitch who thinks moaning and pretending to enjoy it will stop the rape

>>77291981
>>77291941
Like others have pointed out, a bubble bursting isn't like, bad. It just means that artificiality and and inefficiency go the way of the dodo.

Like he said, housing. It is pumped way too high compared to what it is worth. This happened because of private entities collecting rents and speculating, and because of the tax code. When the bubble goes pop, yes a ton of people will be instantly underwater on their mortgage. They will be paying more than the value of their house, but that is just the luck of the draw.

I always tell people to invest in productive assets. A house, gold, crypto. They don't ''do'' anything. People pay higher costs because they want to sell it for higher. That isn't sustainable. It's a small mindset, no time horizon. Weak sauce.

When A.I. will pop, a lot of capital will be lost to some big players. That's just the way she goes. Capital will then flow into more productive assets.

It's gonna hurt, sure, but these are ultimately good things.

>>77291990
>>77291981
When all this shit goes up, I'll still need to buy milk and eggs tomorrow. But you still need to see the future coming and take steps to try and mitigate it at your level.

Like, if there's a 100% chance of rain in an hour, you can't stop it, but you can bring an umbrella.

>>77290381
Fun fact, you can pin up to around 400 test and 2iu hgh and still not pop any "steroid" tests.

>>77292009
If your rain is caused by someone tampering with the weather you kill that someone or at least give him some form of punishment, not rationalize it as god given natural rain and the cycle/course of life etc

>>77292032
Oh yeah sure, 1% need to be strung up and quartered.

I got people I care for so I will never martyr myself. I can only steel my family against the tides.