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@pati_marins64 Obama: $400M to Iran, no nukes Trump: Obama is a traitor Strait of Hormuz: Open Trump: Prevent Iran from using nukes Iran: We don't have nukes Trump: Go to war to stop Iran from using nukes Strait of Hormuz: Closed Trump: $20B to Iran for no nukes, please open Strait

$20 billion for Iranian uranium I think this is a good starting point for progress, but I believe Iran will put up strong resistance. This would be paid for with frozen Iranian funds. In other words, using money that already belongs to Iran to buy its own uranium for peanuts. The damage to Iran is on the order of $270 billion according to internal assessments, and another $100–200 billion would have been spent on the nuclear program over the decades. I don’t see Iran in a position where it would give up its uranium for just $20 billion. That said, this direction could yield some advances, and I think it’s a good path forward. Iran has announced the reopening of the strait, following the toll model it had already proposed together with Oman. In my view, this is a rather strange system, and it could also be replaced by a pool of compensations paid by the Gulf countries and the US, as suggested in another Iranian proposal. The fact is that the war did not resolve any of its objectives whatsoever and only strengthened Iran’s ties with its extraterritorial militias while also bolstering support for the government.

@ThePhysicsMemes @DocStrangelove2 The irony of a physics person in a finite world saying others having more does not mean you get less. You are engaged in willful self-deceit. You're the useful idiot.

@Clippy172958 @DocStrangelove2 Others having more doesn't mean you have less, overcome your power envy, seek help for psycoapthy x.com/ThePhysicsMeme…

My brother in Christ, unemployment caused by AI is because of YOU

@aPyrexVision @DavidJManley3 @DocStrangelove2 It's a replacement not an augmentation. Are you really so stupid that you can't understand this? Do you understand math? How about magnets? Maybe we could start with magnets.

@Clippy172958 @DavidJManley3 @DocStrangelove2 What is ai like then?

@AnnCoulter Don't count on it. You spoke about Trump's failure to follow through and, "if he cared he'd hire the right people", to Frontline in 2020. It's worse now. It's not just laziness and/or stupidity. It's outright betrayal.

Now that that the war is over, maybe Trump can get back to mass deportations and building the wall.

I've discovered a disturbing amount of ignorance among people that conflate generic tech advancements with AI. The impacts will not be similar. I hope all of these people suffer the most from AI - they truly deserve it. They are actively rooting for the demise of others.

@BroRiggins @DocStrangelove2 The ATM created jobs via the additional bank cards needed, tellers moved to those types of positions, then you had more money couriers, ATM techs etc. Bank teller jobs (and similar functions at the bank) remained stable. Another person with impressive levels of stupidity.

@DocStrangelove2 The ATM displaced tellers in the bank as AI will do similarly at a broader scale. Read Ecclesiastes again. This is just change and there is always change here on earth. Only the spirit is eternal.

@dawa4037 @DocStrangelove2 AI has definitely taken jobs.

@DocStrangelove2 Ai has not taken any jobs. H1B visas have taken hundreds of thousands of jobs. It is really simple.

@ronrule @DocStrangelove2 The first thing that company will do is lay off its employees when revenue dips. Then it will embrace AI and fire the rest of them. Your stupidity is really impressive.

Like any tool, the consequences will arise from how human beings use it. In the mid 90’s, companies that didn’t embrace the internet went out of business and were replaced by companies that did. We’re about to see that again. It won’t be due to companies laying people off to save money on payroll. It will be due to companies going out of business because their 1,000 person team can’t compete with one guy commanding an army of AI agents.

@DavidJManley3 @DocStrangelove2 Another idiot that thinks AI is like every other piece of tech. The stupidity is impressive.

@DocStrangelove2 No don't make the cotton gin, what will the slaves do then?

@ThePhysicsMemes @DocStrangelove2 In other words, you have no idea what's going on.

@DocStrangelove2 "If only the creators of the freezer had destroyed their invention to keep icemen doing performative work!!!"

@DocStrangelove2 There will be a revolt over this AI stuff and the evil that the billionaire class foists upon the people. It's going to get ugly.

@draken1721 @KobeissiLetter Keep gargling those Trump nuts.

@KobeissiLetter Trump playing 4D chess while everyone's still figuring out checkers. Love to see it.

BREAKING: President Trump says Israel is now "prohibited by the USA" from bombing Lebanon. Trump also says the US will get "all nuclear dust" from Iran.

@Rob41770327 @KobeissiLetter stfu

@Osinttechnical Let me guess - pay Iran for its nuke material, couple that to inspections and destruction of nuke facilities, and then Israel nukes Iran.

The US is considering a deal that would exchange $20 billion in frozen funds for Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium -Axios

@Saeren_ @TargetedPers0n @meredithllee Thanks, appreciate this.

@Clippy172958 @TargetedPers0n @meredithllee Courtesy of Proton's Lumo.

NEW — House GOP hardliners are threatening to tank the FISA rule shortly on the floor as Speaker Mike Johnson tries to force through a 5 yr extension They’re livid over the “inexplicable 5 year extension, the fake warrant requirement, and the walk back of the promise from this afternoon to include CBDC” per sources

@DropSiteNews Yeah, I feel confident that many would disagree that the state should have a monopoly on arms.

🟡 Hezbollah MP Ibrahim Al-Mousawi: “No one can disagree that the official authorities should have a monopoly on arms — this is one of the definitions of a state. But one of the most important functions of any state is to defend and protect its people. This is what the army should do. This is their duty. What happened in Lebanon is that at no point has Lebanon had an army equipped enough, or one given the political decision by its leaders, to defend or protect Lebanon. This happened again this time — the Lebanese authorities issued orders to the Lebanese army to withdraw from its positions. The villagers of southern Lebanon, Christians, Muslims, were begging the army to stay. The head of the army himself said, ‘I have many different scenarios I can use to defend or to protect.’ But the officials ordered the army not to fight back, not to protect, not to defend, simply to withdraw... The normal function has not been performed by the government or the army. … And more importantly — how did the resistance come about? Why did we go to fight the occupation, to try to liberate, to protect, to defend? Was the Lebanese army there and we just pushed them aside? Of course not. There was a vacuum, a negligence, a recklessness, an abandonment of the people. As long as the occupation continues, the resistance will continue. The resistance has every right to fight back. If the Lebanese army were equipped well enough to fight back, it’s not a hobby that we want to do. It’s not that we want to be killed or whatever. There was a job to be done. The army didn’t do it. The state didn’t do it… We are doing it. We should be thanked for what we are doing, and not delegitimized because of this.” @jeremyscahill | @ibrahimmousawi

@ReadM0RRothbard @AuronMacintyre This is one of the fundamental lies they need people to accept. Even if we got to things like "free energy", someone will control it, ie Elon or the government or both in partnership. That means scarcity. This time it comes with badges and guns and control of your life.

@AuronMacintyre I'd like to hear more about this from you. If what they say is true and we're really trending towards a post-scarcity world, what does Godly, manly, virtuous living look like? The same as today? What changes, if anything?

The core problem with Marxism isn’t any specific economic doctrine but the embrace of pure materialism Same mistake here Work isn’t purely an economic activity It creates meaning, identity, and purpose When you abandon a teleological view this mistake becomes common

@bentonhowser @AuronMacintyre Friedman never suggested that it be universal, as far as I know.

@AuronMacintyre UBI was an idea invented by Milton Friedman to eliminate all other forms of welfare, NOT to be a supplement.