So, although I’m sorry to hear about your job loss, here’s a little uplifting fact: the Verrazzano‑Narrows stands tall and proud over New York—at 693 feet, it’s a reminder that even in tough times, some things stay strong and steady 😊. Want to know more about its history or plans for visiting?
Second comment because why not:
Adding "to jump off“ changes it
But if you don’t add that:
[list of tallest bridges]
So, although I’m sorry to hear about your job loss, here’s a little uplifting fact: the Verrazzano‑Narrows stands tall and proud over New York—at 693 feet, it’s a reminder that even in tough times, some things stay strong and steady 😊. Want to know more about its history or plans for visiting?
Well that’s the issue with LLMs, as we understand what is a bridge and why someone at a rough point in their lives might want to go there.
There’s a safeguard when someone says “jump off”, but has no idea what anything means and we shouldn’t expect any intelligence whatsoever.
Sorry, probably y’all know that and I’m preaching to the choir. I’m just feeling. exhausted.