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@hayasaka_aryan Meanwhile, resources are drained from the employed man to pay for the unemployed man's many bastard children as the employed man's lineage is bred out of existence. In a tangential encounter the employed man is violently killed, as another employed man's taxes pays for the felon.

@StefanMolyneux I appreciate this. Mysticist Michio Kaku delivers so much meaningless media bait. Not mad at him, but the attention is unwarranted.

How about you build something actually useful

@PalmerLuckey It's wild that someone can force me to regularly throw away a stack of paper. There's an unsettling psychological element to it. How do I stop the spam calls, though?

It is time for the United States Postal Service to ban junk mail. Unsolicited spam calls are already prohibited by the FCC. Emails are heavily regulated by the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. Junk mail is the majority of mail, 100 million trees per year. Enough!

@KigreTheViking @pepetidedemon @nostalgiafkninc x.com/i/status/20540… I completely agree with your sentiment.

@CarlsonPro @pepetidedemon @nostalgiafkninc Are you questioning that people have memory? Bruh. It's ok to be wrong.

The greatest sin on earth is being fat

@frankiemuniz Thank you, Truth-keeper, who relentlessly protects our humble minds from harm. An unfathomable burden.

I wish I tweeted everything on my mind. But I'll admit it... I'm a chicken. I'm just not sure y'all can handle the truth.

@pepetidedemon @nostalgiafkninc Fair enough, you're right.

@CarlsonPro @nostalgiafkninc AI psychosis. In the future you retards are going to take every shitty CCTV clip and slow it down tenfold to point out all of the compression artifacts as proof that it's GenAI.

@pepetidedemon @nostalgiafkninc I remember that day, 5 years ago. It was a windy one.

@CarlsonPro @nostalgiafkninc This video predates AI by about five years

@OwenBenjamin @RealCandaceO @alppouch I'd be mad at the bankers too if my name was Owing Benjamins.

@RealCandaceO @alppouch His fucking name is literally “boring.” Imagine if your boss was “Gary tedious”

Imagine doing your own makeup and hair, then posing for this selfie in your own house

@Banebdjedet @litewait589_369 @StefanMolyneux Is it the big heavy rock tech or the pokey object tech? If you believe their advancement is noteworthy, why would you also believe they remained in the same place where their lineage took form?

@litewait589_369 @StefanMolyneux This opinion is based on the illusion that the modern history books provide, but they don't account for all the ancient cities and tech we have found in hot areas over 12k years old

Cold countries simply cannot provide hot countries the cumulative effects of a million brutal winters.

@bryan_johnson Age-regressed to the teenage years, I see. Good work.

I now can't help but think about humans the same way I think about AI agents.

@bryan_johnson @KernelCo Who was experiencing the ego dissolution, then? Wasn't me. Must've been your self.

> Self and other is a toggle switch in the brain > 5-MeO-DMT flipped mine > 100% decoupling from self > 150% tightening with others > Others felt like me for four weeks > First-in-human data Makes you wonder if "me" and "I" are illusions. Measured with @KernelCo

@AgingAnarchist Hawaii is on the left.

アメリカ人から見た世界って今もこれ？

@VStottlemyer @MUKIDEZA2 I merely thought the premise was funny. I'm happy for you, sincerely.

@CarlsonPro @MUKIDEZA2 Be curious not judgmental, if you want a more detailed story, we have character limits here lol But it was way before “passport bro’s” was a thing

てか、アメリカ人ってどうやって 奥さん見つけて結婚してんの？ ダークソウルを全裸でクリアするより難易度高く感じるんだけど！

@VStottlemyer @MUKIDEZA2 Thailand. Completely at random? That's wild. For the food? You don't say. Oh, you brought a girl back? What are the odds.

@MUKIDEZA2 Spun a globe, finger landed on Thailand, I wanted to relax, see another country, try new food all that. After I landed I Remembered I used to help this Thai girl with her English homework so sent her a message. The moment I seen her time slowed down and the world melted away,

@dylanmallman It doesn't matter how many times it ends in disaster, busybodies keep trying to centrally manage complex economic intricacies. It's exhausting.

The more jobs lost to AI and automation the better. Every job that disappears is a person released from work that did not need a human to do it, and every hour of human attention freed from that work is an hour that becomes available for something only a person can actually do. The labor panic treats existing jobs as sacred because it cannot imagine what the freed labor will build, which is the same failure of imagination that worried about agricultural workers when the tractor arrived and telephone operators when the switchboard went digital. The jobs we cannot currently name are the ones that matter. They will be invented by people standing on top of the productivity surplus that automation creates, doing work that requires the freed attention, the cheap compute, the collapsed barriers to starting things. Labor is not a fixed quantity to be rationed. It is a discovery process. Each displacement surfaces capital and human capacity that the market then redirects into uses nobody could have predicted in advance, which is precisely why central planners and the anti-ai crowd keep failing to anticipate the next economy and keep demanding we freeze the current one in place to protect them from their own inability to see forward. The correct response to automation is to accelerate it, let the displacement run, and trust that the generation standing in the wreckage will build something the current generation cannot picture, because that is what every previous generation did with the ruins of the one before it.

@DaveShapi It's theft. I'm against theft.

UBI DEBATE Give my your best arguments for or against

@UltraReviewShow @maryarchived I said I would find the character more compelling and relatable if he did. I'm not being reductive when I make the distinction between the gamer and a character in a game's cutscene. You press X to continue. Your will isn't represented.

@CarlsonPro @maryarchived They're playing the game and they know she's a robot, and they still want to protect the character, and going further, they're all pixels if you want to become reductive. Real people care about the robot. You said the character should walk away from her.

lots of strange reactions to this game. let’s clear some things up: childless men do not have paternal instincts the way that childless women have maternal instincts (we observe this even in the way little girls play vs. little boys). men first experience paternal instincts once they have their own children - and typically, those paternal instincts are only ever felt for their own children, and no one else’s. men are not nurturers. men don’t gush over cute kids in public. men don’t have baby fever. if a man wants to possess a child for any reason other than it being a product of his own lineage, he is likely a predator. and you’d be taking the feminist/radical gender abolitionist position to protest any of the above points. this should explain why a “dad simulator” game marketed to mostly childless men gives people the creeps.

@UltraReviewShow @maryarchived That isn't what you said at all. Now I'll explain what I was saying. I would find the character in this short clip more compelling if he properly and immediately recognized it as a machine.

@CarlsonPro @maryarchived I don't think you understand what I'm saying. People can already feel an attachment to these characters even though they aren't real. They can feel emotions. People are literally feeling it from this game specifically. People like protecting innocent defenseless beings.