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@ericmmatheny Yes, However $1.5b insulates you from consequence. Tiger will get better once the calculus of clear headed sobriety is preferable to chasing an artifical high (with the attendant hangovers). I learned this lesson the hard way.

Everybody has driven at one time or another when they shouldn’t have. If you were unfortunate enough to get a DUI, normally that experience was enough to straighten you out so that you never made that mistake again. A 2nd DUI? That’s a very serious substance abuse problem.

@ericmmatheny The man was born to be a savage competitor. All his life. He achived the highest highs and is now live with only past glory. That comes with challenges. Don't judge.

I’m not gonna kick him while he’s down, just because he’s rich and famous. He’s clearly struggling with some serious substance abuse and he needs help.

@0hour1 Easy @RandPaul. Because it is the government. You produce nothing, you are accountable for nothing.

I dont know you been there for decades guess you shoudve looked Rand.

@pmarca My sons are about to graduate from college. I just sent them this. It is an important read. Also: Catastrophist is my new favorite word.

III. The Specific Structure of the AGI Unemployment Argument and Where It Goes Wrong The AGI catastrophist argument typically runs like this: 1.AGI will be capable of performing any cognitive task a human can perform. 2.Cognitive tasks constitute the majority of employment in advanced economies. 3.Therefore, AGI will be able to replace the majority of workers. 4.Therefore, mass permanent unemployment follows. Step 3 to Step 4 is where the lump of labor fallacy smuggles itself in. The argument assumes that the quantity of cognitive work to be done is fixed, such that when AGI does it, humans are left with nothing. But this is precisely what is not true, for all four channels described above. Let me be more specific about how each gap in the argument fails: Gap A: “AGI can do the task” ≠ “There is no more task to do” When spreadsheets replaced bookkeepers in the 1980s, they did not reduce the total amount of financial analysis done in the American economy. They increased it, massively, because the cost of analysis fell, which meant more analysis got demanded, which meant more analysts got hired — to do more complex, higher-value analysis that the spreadsheets enabled. Automation of the low end of a cognitive spectrum does not eliminate work in that domain; it shifts the frontier of what human effort gets applied to upward. AGI will do the same thing. If AGI can draft a competent first-pass legal brief in 30 seconds, law firms won’t employ zero lawyers. They’ll employ lawyers who review, refine, strategize, negotiate, argue in court, build client relationships, exercise judgment in novel situations — and they’ll take on far more cases per lawyer because the cost per case has fallen. Total legal work done in the economy will increase, not decrease, because more people will be able to afford it. Gap B: The Argument Ignores Price Effects on Demand The catastrophist framing treats the displacement of workers as a pure subtraction problem. But displaced workers who find new jobs (as they historically do) are also consumers. The productivity gains from AGI don’t disappear into a void — they show up as lower prices, higher real wages, or both. Higher real purchasing power means more consumption of more goods and services, which means more demand for labor to produce them. Furthermore, the catastrophist argument generally ignores what happens to the profits generated by AGI-driven productivity. Those profits go to shareholders, who spend and invest them, creating demand elsewhere. Or they get competed away in product markets, lowering prices and raising real consumer purchasing power. Either pathway generates demand for labor. The only scenario where this mechanism fails is one where the gains from AGI are so concentrated and the distribution so pathologically skewed that effective aggregate demand collapses — which is a political economy problem (a distributional problem solvable through tax policy and redistribution) rather than a fundamental unemployment problem caused by the technology itself.

@guyfelicella Human rights absolutely has borders. That is the difference between America and the third world.

"when some Americans tell you to stay out of America's business because I don't live there" I’m Canadian. 🇨🇦 And when a U.S. president threatens my country, disrespects Canadians, and impacts the world, It becomes my business too. So no… I won’t stop talking about it. Human rights doesn't have borders!

@ericmmatheny Yup

We win an overwhelming presidential mandate and take both houses and still, the Republicans find a way to fuck it up.

@0hour1 US is going to take Kharg Island tonight.

Something big is going to happen, I can feel it.

@PlanetTyrus @Gutfeldfox Looking good, Bud!

Tyrus Big reveal …. On @Gutfeldfox

@realmflynnJR PEDs would be my guess. He doesn't want that out there.

Just a guess here. He’s likely still taking muscle relaxers for his injuries but they certainly don’t make you want to drive like a speed demon. Wonder what else (if anything) was in his system.

@LangmanVince They don't want to admit that there is a problem. You hide it from everyone possible.

I will never understand why someone with all the money in the world doesn't have a driver or call an Uber if they have had too much to drink.

@greg_price11 There is an awesome TaylorMade Superbowl commercial here. It writes itself. "I need my driver"......

Tiger may just be the best and worst driver in history.

@FFT1776 California

Why does Adam Schiff still have a job?

@ThePatriotOasis Hope he is okay

🔥🚨BREAKING: Tiger Woods was involved in a serious rollover crash Friday afternoon in Jupiter Island, Florida. The incident happened shortly after 2 PM, according to the Martin County Sheriff’s Office. No information yet on what caused the crash or the golf legend’s current condition. Sending prayers to Tiger and his family. Hope he’s okay.

@0hour1 Hey Tiger. One word. Uber.

Well there goes his Masters Return.

@Riley_Gaines_ Costas is a POS. He supported the lunacy for years. Now he is rejecting men in woman's sports?

Cool, but couldn't he have said this years ago? Like before men were awarded gold medals for punching women in the face at the Olympics in boxing?

@Riley_Gaines_ @JenniferSey @tmsilverman These people are insane. We have dismissed them as lunatics yet they exist

@JenniferSey @tmsilverman Oh....my gosh. This feels telling.

Listen you weirdo. This is not happening and will not happen anywhere. Ever. It didn’t happen pre-1999 when the IOC tested for sex, and it won’t happen now. 🤮

@RealJamesWoods Do they have any idea how pissed we are?

You had ONE job, you worthless hack.

@GuntherEagleman Thay all need to go.....Impotent clown show.

John Thune and our Senate GOP just quit on the American people and went home for another 2 week vacation. They are fcking useless.

@catturd2 The wanton killing of an animal for no pur pose other than clicks is the result of small-cocks disease.

Can’t get any dumber than this.

@LauraLoomer @OliLondonTV Stop supporting her grift. Candace just became a muted word.

@OliLondonTV She’s a demon.

Candace Owens grins and laughs as comedian Druski mocks Erika Kirk. “This is how everybody’s feeling.”