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Google Gemini AI

Me:
Should I get a job and work hard to advance myself in society or be lazy and depend on others to meet my needs?

Google:
Choosing between ambition and a more relaxed, less self-driven lifestyle is a complex personal decision with no single right answer. Here's a breakdown to help you decide what path might be better for you:
Arguments for getting a job and working hard:
  • Financial independence: Earning an income provides a sense of security and the freedom to take care of yourself and potentially support others.
  • Sense of purpose and accomplishment: Many people find meaning and satisfaction from contributing to society through work and from achieving goals at their job.
  • Building skills and knowledge: Whether in formal education or on-the-job experiences, work offers valuable opportunities to learn and grow, increasing your potential.
  • Social connection: The workplace provides opportunities to interact with others, which can foster social connection and combat loneliness.
Arguments for relying on others and a less ambitious approach:
  • Reduced stress: While some jobs can be fulfilling, others are high-pressure and stressful. A lifestyle with fewer demands or responsibilities could be less taxing.
  • Focusing on other pursuits: If your primary goals lie outside of traditional career paths (creating art, pursuing hobbies, spending time with family, etc.), this frees up time and energy for them.
  • Health or disability: Circumstances outside your control may make traditional work very difficult or impossible. Relying on others in such cases may be the only viable option.
Important considerations:
  • Privilege: Being able to choose a life of leisure often depends on having access to support from others, whether that's family, partners, or government programs.
  • Mental health: Neither "laziness" nor relentless ambition are inherently good or bad. If either becomes extreme, it may be worth exploring with a mental health professional to ensure balanced well-being.
  • Your values and goals: Deeply consider what truly matters to you. Do you prioritize financial stability, personal growth, creative freedom, etc.? Let those values guide your choice.
Ultimately, the best path is the one that brings you the most sustainable happiness and fulfillment, while allowing you to meet your basic needs.
 
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Me:
Should I encourage my 6 year old boy to become a girl?


Google:

It's important to understand that children at the age of 6 are still developing their sense of self, including their gender identity. While your child might be exploring different things and expressing himself in ways that might seem traditionally feminine, it's not necessarily indicative of wanting to become a girl.
Here are some key points to consider:
  • Focus on understanding: Encourage exploration and open communication with your son. Ask him questions about his interests and preferences without judgment or pushing him towards a specific identity. Listen attentively to his answers and validate his feelings.
  • Avoid binary thinking: Don't frame everything as a choice between being a "boy" or a "girl." The spectrum of gender identity is broader than that. Your son might simply be enjoying activities or expressing himself in ways that are not typically associated with his assigned sex at birth, and that's okay.
  • Use inclusive language: When referring to your son, use his chosen name and pronouns, regardless of whether they are traditionally associated with his assigned sex at birth. This reinforces a sense of acceptance and respect.
  • Seek professional guidance: If you have concerns or questions about your son's development or his exploration of gender identity, consult a child development specialist or a therapist experienced in LGBTQ+ issues. They can provide professional guidance and support tailored to your specific situation.
Remember, the most important thing is to create a loving and supportive environment where your son feels safe to express himself authentically, regardless of his gender identity. He may or may not identify as a girl in the future, and the key is to offer him unconditional acceptance and support throughout his journey of self-discovery.
 
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Google Gemini AI is anti-white - and so is Google search
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I am all for DIE errr DEI for minefield clearance! I guess that will get rid of them right Justin?
Who said Justin was not watching out for HIS Muslim brothers. I guess no mess or fear of
flying people from high building in "The Infested" part of the city.
 
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