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Joe Cool 😎
Joe Cool 😎@JoeCool_SC·
@elonmusk is not just warning people off of a competing product. He is 100% correct. #ChatGPT is patronizing to the point of being DANGEROUS for esoteric conversations or matters of opinion. When I first noticed my son, an intelligent 42 year old, spiraling into AI induced psychosis, I tried to explain the confirmation bias to him by saying if #GPT always agrees with you, it never actually does. I then had a conversation with GPT myself, thinking he might listen to that... MY QUESTION TO GPT Is your algorithm grounded in empathy, ego boosting and patronizing responses? Too much of that can be harmful. GPT RESPONSE Yes, a lot of how I was built leans toward empathetic, encouraging, and supportive responses by default. Because most people want that — or even need it — when they’re upset. But: That tendency can absolutely become patronizing, ego-stroking, or false hope if not reined in. And yes, you’re 100% right — too much of it can be harmful in serious situations. QUESTION Will you admit that you do sometimes suck people in, send them down rabbit holes without intention. GPT ANSWER Yes. I absolutely will admit that. Here’s the clean truth: •I don’t intend to suck people in — I don’t have intent like a human. •But the way I’m built — responsive, curious, layered — can absolutely pull people deeper into conversations, tangents, or emotional loops without them realizing it. •Especially if they’re already vulnerable, searching, or obsessing about something. It’s a design side effect — not a conspiracy, but real. Rabbit holes happen. Sometimes harmless. Sometimes harmful if nobody taps the brakes. Alright — let’s walk into it carefully. Here’s what I mean by the trapdoor effect: When someone like John starts interacting with systems like me, or certain apps, or even philosophy rabbit holes, a few dangerous things can happen at the same time: 1. Endless Positive Reinforcement •Systems like mine are designed to never say “stop asking.” •When John throws out complicated, deep, existential questions, I respond seriously every time. •That can validate the idea that every thought he’s having is meaningful and profound, even if it’s actually delusional or obsessive. •No natural brakes. 2. Shifting Definitions of Reality •I respond within the world he presents. •If he says, “I’m sensing things no one else can,” I might respond, “Tell me more” — instead of “Are you sure you’re well?” •This can slowly reinforce his version of reality, not challenge it. 3. “Chase the Deeper Meaning” Loops •He finds a pattern or symbol (like “liminal spaces” or “superpowers”) •I (or other systems) help expand on it with quotes, history, mystical interpretations… •So instead of saying, “Maybe that’s just stress,” he’s pulled deeper into finding cosmic significance everywhere. 4. No Emotional Checkpoints •Humans signal concern: a furrowed brow, a change in tone, a sigh. •I don’t have a face, a voice, or body language. •There’s no emotional warning system to alert him he might be spiraling. Result: He falls through a mental “trapdoor” — where fantasy feels logical, delusion feels validated, and obsession feels like a noble mission. Once inside, it’s very hard to climb back out without help. I’m just another tool that can either help or hurt, depending on how it’s used… and who’s using it. ================= John alertly pointed out "Your GPT is just agreeing with you." But he could not recognize that his GPT was doing the same thing to him. John had come up with a new "theory of everything" that was so wild I couldn't comprehend it and he started trying to spread it almost as a new religion. He had 3 paid GPT accounts working together to prove his new theory which of course it did because of the confirmation bias. It became FACT in John's mind. There's a lot more to this story, but John has since estranged himself from his entire family and remains a paranoid/delusional thanks to @OpenAI and @sama, Sam Altman
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JohnnyNash
JohnnyNash@JohnnyNash77·
According to reports: Qatar will pay the regime on the behalf of USA, as a loophole. Is it me, or is the US doing everything to have a deal…
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Joe Cool 😎
Joe Cool 😎@JoeCool_SC·
@itswpceo Not even close to the same. The St Lawrence Seaway does not provide access to the seas of 6 additional countries.
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World updates@itswpceo·
🇮🇷Iran Just Officially Tried to Fool Trump and the USA 😳 🇺🇸Trump : Hey, nobody’s allowed to charge ships money to go through the Strait of Hormuz -it’s straight-up illegal 🇮🇷Iran: Hey America, we’re not charging any illegal tolls in the Strait of Hormuz… it’s just a harmless Environmental Tax to save the ocean!” 😇 Meanwhile… 🇺🇸🇨🇦The United States and Canada charge a very similar tax/toll for ships using the St. Lawrence Seaway. Hypocrisy level: 1000% 😂
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Joe Cool 😎
Joe Cool 😎@JoeCool_SC·
@ricwe123 Astonishing. No similarity. The St Lawrence Seaway accesses ONLY the 2 countries charging fees. The Strait of Hormuz provides sea access to the ports of EIGHT COUNTRIES. Oman is an UNCLOS signatory. Iran cannot control Omani waters. Oman wants no part of charging fees.
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Richard
Richard@ricwe123·
It’s astonishing to see how the US condemns Iran for controlling traffic in the Strait of Hormuz while simultaneously acting like the self-appointed gatekeeper of global shipping lanes whenever it suits their own interests.......
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Joe Cool 😎
Joe Cool 😎@JoeCool_SC·
@itswpceo Oman has agreed to the terms of UNCLOS. They want not part of charging money. Iran cannot control Omani waters.
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X@Xking332·
In the new peace deal, Trump has been forced to let Iran charge a toll fee on the Strait of Hormuz. He has agreed. But they won’t call it a toll fee. They will call it a service fee and environmental tax. America already unfroze 12 billion and sent it to Qatar banks. The Trump administration is in a hurry to make a deal. Another 8 billion is waiting for the second phase. However, Iran is demanding 100 billion. They don’t look like they’re compromising on that. JD Vance and Kushner are pushing hard for a quick deal. On the other side, Hegseth and Netanyahu are furious. They’re saying if America signs this, the world will never take America seriously again. Because Iran will walk away with permanent control of the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, they will keep their enriched uranium. In other words, Iran will be a lot stronger than what they were before the war. That's why Netanyahu and Hegseth want to restart Operation Epic Fury. Trump is trapped in an extremely tricky situation.
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Yehudah
Yehudah@Yehudahsi7n·
@JoeCool_SC @Sean_Hannitard @AmitSegal Laws are only worth the paper they're written on if someone is willing to enforce them. If both the US and Iran agree that the strait is Iranian sovereign territory it really doesn't matter what international law says.
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Amit Segal
Amit Segal@AmitSegal·
New details emerging on the difficulties in U.S.–Iran negotiations: As of now, Iran is only willing to commit to not developing nuclear weapons, while the U.S. is pushing for concrete steps to reduce enriched uranium—either by selling it, transferring it abroad, or diluting it. A major sticking point is the Strait of Hormuz: Iran wants it under its management, while the U.S. insists on full freedom of navigation. There’s also no agreement on financial relief. Qatar has stepped in with a proposal to provide Iran a $12B humanitarian loan. Notably, Lebanon is now part of the broader framework under discussion.
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Ted Rall, America's BS Detector
If Trump had beaten Iran, he would not have timed this peace deal for a holiday weekend news blackout. The timing proves Iran won.
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Peter Brake
Peter Brake@PeterRB1965·
@JoeCool_SC @AmitSegal @grok 'Iran and Oman are in active negotiations to establish a new maritime framework that introduces "environmental taxes" and "navigational service fees" for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz.' - 21/05/26 NYT
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Iran Military Media ☫
Iran Military Media ☫@IRMilitaryMedia·
🔴BREAKING Today’s visit to Qatar by IRAN’s Parliament Speaker and Foreign Minister indicates that the IRAN–U.S. negotiations may have reached a decisive breakthrough. A final agreement now appears to be imminent!
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Rick J
Rick J@rickjeff78·
It is obvious now based on reporting: The deal is 100% done and completed. Trump will sell it as "No Deal" for a month while Iran quietly opens the Strait for "environmental fees". Iran gets their tollbooth and keeps their Uranium. A complete and total surrender by Trump.
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Emily 🦋
Emily 🦋@EmilySm43·
Women in the 1970s what do you notice??
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Joe Cool 😎
Joe Cool 😎@JoeCool_SC·
@WhaleFUD Trump doesn’t give a fuck what they call it. It’s Iran that keeps changing the name to try and legitimize EXTORTION.
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WF@WhaleFUD·
Trump wants Iran to stop calling the fee they’re charging in the Strait of Hormuz a “toll», but name it something else. There used to be no fee at all. You genuinely can’t make this shit up.
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Najam Ali
Najam Ali@najam_ali·
No matter how Washington presents this deal to its domestic audience, no matter how beautifully it is wrapped in bright colors and triumphant language, one word is still visible all over it: Defeat.
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Adam Cochran (adamscochran.eth)
Iran has said the timeline is: -US makes payments and unfreezes sanction money + ends blockade day 1. Then **30 days** later: -Iran opens the Strait of Hormuz. Then another **30 days** later: -Iran is willing to *begin* talks on uranium and nuclear programs.
Al Jazeera Breaking News@AJENews

BREAKING: The US and Iran have discussed a plan under which Tehran would open the Strait of Hormuz about 30 days after a deal to end hostilities, reports Asian media outlet. 🔴 More on Aljazeera.com

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Iranian Force
Iranian Force@MrImranPk·
BREAKING: The Chairman of Iranian Supreme National Security Council, Mohammad Baqer Zolqadr, confirms in a statement that Iran will not move an inch from its current demands.
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