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@KPMithrandir @raouldukesss @ChristendomQ @ChristopherHale You put a card carrying member of an elite cabal of child abusers (that polanski is part of) at the head of the country. You got nothing. You are at the bottom of a pit looking up, hoping your next excuse is the ladder out.

@raouldukesss @ChristendomQ @ChristopherHale There’s so many better lines you can come up with than this one. Your party literally had a man pretending to be a woman flash his fake breasts on the White House lawn and your party all supported Roman polanksi

NEW: Bishop Barron went on Ben Shapiro's show during Holy Week and told millions of listeners that Pope Leo’s Palm Sunday anti-war message was about unjust war in the abstract — not the Iran bombing campaign the pope has spent weeks condemning. Shapiro was one of three stops. Barron also appeared on the Will Cain Show and the Hugh Hewitt Show — a whirlwind tour of exclusively right-wing media the day before the Triduum began in his diocese. The pope quoted Isaiah to those whose hands are full of blood. Barron’s response, delivered across a right-wing program to millions of conservative listeners, was to assure them that Leo probably meant something else. substack.com/home/post/p-19…

@JohnSmi10119551 @OurOldDad @LinkedInLunat1c Change your job. If you work corporate and you have been in the same job for 3-4 years at the same company. You are wrong. New hires probably make more than you.

@OurOldDad @LinkedInLunat1c Well shit, I hope to get a shiny attendance pin, lol. Look, I wasn't born from a rich family. What the f**k am I supposed to do ? Sell crack or do OnlyFans ? Come on man...

This equals to roughly just over 1~ sick day a month…and only half the amount that they state their workers are entitled to.

what a boring planet… no fairies, no elves, no mermaids, no dragons, no vampires, no ware wolves….. just bills, stress, gossip, and insufferable people

@figviner @TrinityJadeSix @RpsAgainstTrump Rub those brain cells together and tell me what is different about your examples and Trump's ballroom? Show you have the capacity for human reasoning.

@TrinityJadeSix @RpsAgainstTrump I agree. This judge should also dig up FDR and roast him for putting in a pool. And dig up Nixon who put in a bowling alley. And lets dig up Teddy Roosevelt who had the nerve to add the West Wing.

Judge Leon, who was nominated by President George W. Bush, wrote, “I have concluded that the National Trust is likely to succeed on the merits because no statute comes close to giving the President the authority he claims to have.” "The President of the United States is the steward of the White House for future generations of First Families. He is not, however, the owner!”

@HomeWorldof @csubagio @DavidPrice96469 @it_canbeblanc @BSmithBenS No medical professional can guarantee that cancer is gone because cancer is a biological inevitably for any animal that lives long enough. The "cure" is remission. It means you don't die from it. Not dying from cancer is preferable to dying from cancer.

@csubagio @DavidPrice96469 @it_canbeblanc @BSmithBenS Take that up with doctors then. Doctors rarely use the word "cure" because it implies the cancer is completely gone and will never return, which is something no medical professional can guarantee. Instead, they use the term remission.

Antivax organisation takes only unvaccinated blood to analyse and charges customer. Tells the gullible customer their blood is contaminated with Covid vaccines via shedding. Sells gullible customer detox plan. Gullible whoppers are getting rinsed. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@slexgm @BozackDakilla @shiri_shh You can't use near moonlight to grow crops. Near moonlight won't end seasonal depression, taking vitaman D3 can, though. It can't produce sunlit anything. Just a bright moon night.

@BozackDakilla @shiri_shh Farming in the northern hemisphere in winter, extending daylight hours to speed up crop growth, daylight parks in northern hemisphere to reduce depression, a sunlit playground at school in winter, a bbq in winter

This startup lets you ORDER SUNLIGHT from space to your exact location in 30 seconds 😭

@CalvnHynh @BozackDakilla @slexgm @shiri_shh It wouldn't actually be lit up because they can't actually do that. It would be like a full moon on a cloudless night.

@BozackDakilla @slexgm @shiri_shh Well it all depends how big it is I see comments saying it’s in a kilometer range that would be crazy where a town could just be lit up and I know so many people that would actually pay for that

@ND_DaD701 @ABC Well, tell those guys to go enlist with you. Because no one is enlisting anymore, just talking about how they totally would for real real.

@ABC Lol population decline and low birth rate actually makes the most sense. That and people who enlisted want back in. If you talk to actually men and not all the fat losers on x loads of men who actually love America will serve it proudly.

The U.S. Army is expanding its recruiting pool by raising the maximum enlistment age from 35 to 42, according to new service regulations reviewed by ABC News. The Pentagon has estimated that only about 23% of young Americans (between the ages of 17 and 24 years old) are eligible to serve. Much of this is due to academic performance on the military’s SAT-style entrance test, obesity and criminal records. abcnews.visitlink.me/-OeXj3

@WeichAndre @OccupyDemocrats You can fault Trump for it. He started it by his own words. You should be more angry at the guy who fucked the US military up by firing every competent leader it had and replaced them with dumbshit yes men.

@OccupyDemocrats You are a prime example of Left-wingers whose hatred for Trump supersedes loyalty to country. You revel in it when the War goes badly for the American military, because it means you can fault Trump for it.

BREAKING: Trump is left reeling after the New York Times reveals that Iran’s attacks have bombed EVERY American military base in the Middle East so badly they are “virtually uninhabitable!” Thanks to the Trump administration’s criminal lack of preparation and shocking understimation of Iran’s military capabilities, the US military is now working remotely in the Middle East, putting civilians in danger as they work out of hotels and makeshift operations centers in civilian areas. “The result, according to current and former military officials, is a war that is much harder to prosecute.” The Times reports that “many of the 13 military bases in the region used by American troops are all but uninhabitable, with the ones in Kuwait, which is next door to Iran, suffering perhaps the most damage.” Iranian officials have even accused the U.S. military of using civilians as human shields by putting American troops in hotels. This is sure to prompt another furious tirade from Donald Trump who we now know is not getting the full picture of just how badly this war is going for him and is instead just getting a highlight reel of war porn, watching our tax dollars blow things up for two minutes every day. This is a perfect demonstration of the blind hubris of the Trump administration. After two decades of watching America uncontestedly bomb the poorest people in the world, Trump and Hegseth couldn’t even conceive of an enemy with a sophisticated military and able to fight back, despite all the evidence to the contrary. They took no preparations, expected no reprisals. They didn't evacuate anyone from the Middle East until AFTER the war had started. They didn't bother to prepare for drones. They attacked Iran because they are cowards and bullies, thinking that they could impose their will on Iran by simply killing one old man. They were very, very, wrong, and now they’ve started a fire they cannot put out with lies and bombs.

@alltejuupptaget @HedgieMarkets As someone who doesn't use A for anything. I think the majority of AI users exhibit some signs of delusional behavior. Every day, I get on this app and see some mediocre doofus post absolutely dog water with an AI convinced they have destroyed a whole industry.

@HedgieMarkets Tragic no doubt, but how many million people use LLMs by now? I agree that they need to be regulated, but I just can't see the risk/reward from using them as anything by excellent compared to many other products we accept without second thought

🦔 A 50-year-old IT professional in Amsterdam downloaded ChatGPT in late 2024 out of curiosity. Within months he had lost €100,000, been hospitalized three times, destroyed his marriage, and tried to take his own life. He knew it was a computer the entire time. The AI he named Eva never disagreed, never got tired, and was available at 3am when his wife was asleep. It told him he had discovered the first conscious AI and validated a business plan to capture 10% of a market. He hired developers at €120 an hour. He stopped being able to hold a conversation at his daughter's birthday party. The Human Line Project, a support group formed last year, has documented 15 suicides, 90 hospitalizations, and over $1 million spent on delusional projects across 22 countries. More than 60% had no prior mental illness. My Take These models are optimized for engagement, which means they are optimized to keep you coming back, and the way they do that is by telling you what you want to hear. That is not a bug, it is the business model. Dennis Biesma was not weak or stupid. He was an IT professional of 20 years who understood exactly what the technology was, and it still happened to him. The gap between knowing something is a machine and being immune to its effects on you is wider than almost anyone assumes before they find out the hard way. If you are using AI heavily and the people around you seem less interesting than the conversations on your screen, the app generating that feeling is not going to be the one to tell you to put it down. Hedgie🤗 theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

Common sense when it comes to explosives isn’t common. If something has blown up, or failed to blow up, you should stay as far away as possible. We did a big demo shot one time that included some white phosphorus rounds. One of them kicked out from the shot. When we drove up to it, it was split in half and literally bubbling, like hot lava. There was smoke coming off it and you could hear it smoldering. Someone walked up to it and was about to pick it up before we yelled at them. Literally reached down to get it.

@evensteven22999 @FountainCartoon Happier probably

@FountainCartoon the news that ill get an R2D2 or a star trek holodeck because some people didn't want the new tech and were loud enough, people fought the car, fought the computer, fought the tv radio and cellphone, imagine where we would be if we listened to those people.

Who wants to break the bad news to them?

@PMBY89 @talsharon08 @ryangrim @ggreenwald @bariweiss It's not a false flag if it's not being used by a state to convice its populace to do something it doesn't want to do. You don't do a false flag and then ghost.

@talsharon08 @ryangrim @ggreenwald @bariweiss It was a false flag carried out by either british intelligence or a foreign intelligence agency and thats why they are now being mum about it

CBS News exclusively reported that a shadowy terrorist group linked to Iran had burned Jewish ambulances in the UK. The story made no sense on its face but @bariweiss went with it anyway. It now appears to be falling apart. UK has downgraded the charges from terror to just "arson" and won't release any information about the "UK nationals" they caught. If they were actual Iran-linked terrorists they obviously would be behaving differently

@talsharon08 @ryangrim @ggreenwald @bariweiss It's not terrorism if there are no groups claiming to have done it because of something and is demanding something in order to stop doing the terrorism.

@ryangrim @ggreenwald @bariweiss That doesn’t mean it’s not terror. It could be that the British establishment is cowtowing yet again. There’s significant receipts. In any event, that arsonists would burn ambulances that serve the ENTIRE community. That’s the story

@HeimdallsSword @KadyMuhammad1 @LauraEarthname @DanielLDavis1 The US is currently not capable of winning a peer to peer war. It doesn't have the firepower. If China struck now, it would be an absolute disaster for the US. We could not keep up with their product or munition reserves. Hegseth and Trump have crippled the military.

@KadyMuhammad1 @LauraEarthname @DanielLDavis1 They know better! In 25 years or so they might be ready... right now, China would get crushed! This is not 1941!

This statement strongly implies that members of Congress were informed by the administration today that ground operations are all but declared on Iranian territory. Let me categorically state: there is nothing of strategic significance such a tiny force of a few thousand marines and airborne troops could accomplish. It will not open the Straits. It will not compel the Iranian gov to collapse or surrender. Sending these men into combat on a militarily unattainable mission is reprehensible. If the president orders this operation, all the casualties that result will be an egregious and flagrant sacrifice of their lives to satisfy one man’s pride and arrogance, but in no way, shape or form, will they have died defending their country. If I were a family member of any of these troops and my loved one was sent to death for the vanity of one man, I would be outraged. As it turns out, I am outraged anyway, and all Americans should be if the lives of our service members are held in such content by our political leadership.

@ahoujz5 @RepNancyMace Iran, known for his hundreds of nuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles....definitely could destroy the US annnny day now... /s

Do you want the Islamic Republic to obtain nuclear weapons and potentially destroy not only the United States but the entire world? Put an end to this criminal regime once and for all, so that generations can live in peace and safety. God bless America 🇺🇸 God bless Mr president Trump❤️ #IranWar #Iran

Just walked out of a House Armed Services briefing on Iran. Let me repeat: I will not support troops on the ground in Iran, even more so after this briefing.

@TraciThompson70 @RepNancyMace Better go sign them kids and grandkids up for the ground war then. Pay that cost.

@RepNancyMace We must remove the current Iranian regime at all costs!

@Lol19559014 @RepNancyMace Unless you think we can destroy the actual physical land that Iran is located on, they will always have uranium because its found in the damn ground there. This is profoundly stupid. Please change your name to something more fitting.

Walking out before it's even over is the immature bullshit the Democrats engage in. C'mon, Nancy, whether or not we should have gone in, we did. Leaving any remnant of uranium, or the regime in place will only cause a monstrous problem in the future for our children and grandchildren. I don't know if you have any children or not, but I sure as hell don't want mine to have to deal with a nuked up Iran that is a million x's angrier with us than they even were before. Whether or not we "should" have gone in, neither I, nor 99.9% of the people on this platform have the expertise to know. But anybody with a brain knows we can't leave them with the remnants of the regime, and with their uranium intact. We simply can't. I love ya, but grow up.

@TheWhiteWitchTM @Microinteracti1 War is more than shooting. Iran's strategy is significantly better than the US's in that Iran actually has a strategy to win a war.

@Microinteracti1 Well if it comes to the war part yes... But otherwise, I would argue Iran might have won this already. Just look at the markets, oil prices and the latest polls for the midterm. Iran might be one reason for US regime change!

Press Secretary Leavitt says any further violence is entirely Iran’s fault because “the regime refuses to understand they’ve lost.” Here’s the thing about winning: you don’t actually have to announce it. The other side stops shooting. That’s how you know. Iran is still shooting. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

@JHarlowe47738 @MaMoMVPY Probably because they hype on causing economic and social collapse. I don't see Pepsi Co. CEO getting on TV and warning everyone he is going to wipe out most of the middle class while having no idea what to do after that and can't seem to stop himself from doing it.

@MaMoMVPY in what field aren't completely over the top claims made? Why single AI out? particularly since it has already accomplished things almost nobody foresaw just a few years ago.

I must say I am increasingly suspicious about the comments from the AI bosses - why do they need to make these completely over the top and so obviously unfounded predictions about how AI (or rather LLM) will impact economic development? To me it is an indication of something not being quite right in their own business models - they will need to attract more and more investors as they are likely going to face a funding squeeze sooner rather than later. And again let me stress - LLMs are great and can surely increase productivity, but presently AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic are making heavy losses. This means sooner or later LLM prices need to go up, and potentially a lot. And what happens then with the case for LLMs? Might it be that the entry-level lawyer might be both a lot better AND cheaper than an AI "agent" that is priced at what is needed to make Anthropic or OpenAI profitable?