Trey Taylor

The amount of VOTES compared to REGISTERED VOTERS and the VOTER TURNOUTS alone show a clear indication of a fraudulent 2020 election. Some precincts in the city of Milwaukee had voter turnouts over 100% to 200%. The numbers speak for themselves. Nevada: 1,277,000 - Registered Voters 1,593,143 - Votes 125% Voter - Turnout Pennsylvania: 6,469,000 - Registered Voters 7,041,672 - Votes 109% - Voter Turnout Minnesota: 3,000,000 - Registered Voters 3,197,528 - Votes 107% - Voter Turnout North Carolina: 5,160,000 - Registered Voters 5,453,943 - Votes 106% - Voter Turnout Wisconsin: 3,129,00 - Registered Voters 3,283,532 - Votes 105% - Voter Turnout Michigan: 5,453,000 - Registered Voters 5,716,581 - Votes 105% - Voter Turnout Arizona: 3,262,000 - Registered Voters 3,292,705 - Votes 101% - Voter Turnout Georgia: 4,840,000 - Registered Voters 4,662,728 - Votes 96% - Voter Turnout

the new State of Fertility Report for the US just came out and it’s a real blackpill the main findings are basically: - the current fertility decline is worse than any other - if this keeps going, US population will start declining in less than a generation, much sooner than most forecasts assumed - americans still want about 2.4 children, but are having fewer than 1.6 - culture matters A LOT. supportive friends, people around you and even celebrities affect how many children people want - if policymakers actually want to change this, it will require a lot of money and serious interventions people often say america was built by immigrants, but around 80% of all the people who have ever lived in america were born there and without american children there's no america left you can use immigration to support population growth for a while, but no country can survive indefinitely if the people already there stop having children

I’m not sure whether Dean Ball is confessing to a regulatory capture strategy or simply predicting this will happen (he now says the latter). Either way, the weaponization of regulatory uncertainty as a competitive tool should be completely unacceptable. He argues there’s no need to ban Chinese open-source models — just direct agencies to issue soft-law warnings that create enough FUD so regulated enterprises back off. “It needn’t be that well justified.” Wrong. Regulatory decisions should always be well justified and grounded in facts, logic, and evidence, not the deliberate exploitation of fear and uncertainty. Implementing a surreptitious policy through manufactured doubt — rather than strong and explicit justification — corrodes the rule of law and invites future abuse against anyone. We are at a critical inflection point in AI policy. The leading closed labs, already a duopoly in terms of AI model revenue, want the government to eliminate their open source competition. They have laid their cards on the table. It is time for the rest of Silicon Valley — the vast majority that still values open competition — to do the same.

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