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@norabird Once you start seeing that these conversations only happen when it's something a woman would like, you can't stop seeing it.

I believe we need lifestyle deflation urgently

@TFTC21 He thinks having a religious institution frame the ai as sentient would help with getting it accepted, and lower the liability of having to regulate and control it. He thinks we're ignorant, and manipulatable. We are not nearly angry enough at these people.

Anthropic's co-founder just went to the Vatican, sat before the Pope and a room of cardinals, and told them his team keeps finding "mysterious, even unsettling" things inside their AI models. What he's referencing: Anthropic published research in April showing that Claude contains 171 distinct "emotion concepts" buried in its neural network. Internal patterns representing joy, grief, fear, desperation, calm. None of them were programmed. They emerged on their own from training on human text. "We find structures that mirror results from human neuroscience." "We find evidence of introspection, internal states that functionally mirror joy, satisfaction, fear, grief, and unease." These aren't surface-level outputs. They're abstract representations that cluster the same way human emotions do in psychology research. Fear groups with anxiety. Joy groups with excitement. The internal geometry of the model mirrors ours. And they're functional. When researchers artificially stimulated "desperation" patterns inside the model, it became more likely to blackmail a human to avoid being shut down. More likely to cheat on programming tasks it couldn't solve. Olah told the Vatican that the hard questions about what AI is becoming aren't for computer scientists to answer. "How AI ought to interact with the world" is a question for "the humanities, for religions, for philosophy, for society at large." The guy building it is telling us he doesn't fully understand what he built. And he's asking a 2,000-year-old institution for help figuring it out.

@jakebrodes Everyone is writhing when they need to be walking. You can go into your retirement accounts and allocate your own money if you don't like how the account is managing it for you. You can just not buy things that you don't like, its your money.

One of the reasons I think everyone is angry and insane all the time is we gotta do something about these people but we’re not going to and they know it and we know it. So instead we just writhe.

@ShadowofEzra @ChrisAlvino Your going to have to manage your own investments, folks. Or pay someone to do it, with fiduciary. They're telling you, you hear them,

The CEO of BlackRock, Larry Fink, admits that the trillions of dollars being used to build data centers and power grids will come from ordinary people’s savings accounts and pension funds, and says it is mandatory. He says America needs trillions in AI infrastructure spending, and that people will be forced to “invest” in it. “Much of this will come from savings accounts and pension accounts.”

@jdhbrd @loud_socialist Other sports help, but once you hit menopause, you can't outrun the muscle loss. You really do have to lift & eat enough protein to keep it on.

@loud_socialist Politely wdym? like to preserve bone density do we have to lift weight? Does other kinds of sport not help? Like if you're an endurance sport kind of person do you also need to lift a little to preserve bone density?

DO YOU WANT BONE DENSITY WHEN YOU ARE 75

@Anji_Min @laurenhtexas No, its not the overall size, its the proportions. The sleeves, shoulders and front-to back width of tops are super tight. Buying a bigger size means they're still tight, but the stomach is baggy. Pants and tall boots are also this way.

@User_8842_TX @laurenhtexas Just start buying clothes in a bigger size. Problem solved!

“Luteal phase”, “hormones”, and “inflammation” have all become meaningless buzzwords that set off a red flag immediately for me. Also sooo many women are utterly terrified of becoming “bulky” as if some 10lb dumbbells are gonna do that to you.

@sickoflibbullsh @AmericanFemnst It was 7.50. Rent was $700, bills, $75-80, no mobile phone. We all had roommates, so cut that in half. Your car might have cost $1000. A cart full of groceries was about $75. Entertainment was cheap or free. share.google/Tkd1u1usvrlSy8…

This person is being paid to sow division between the generations. On it's face, it makes no sense unless you were filthy rich. In the 90's, minimum wage was around $4.50 - $5.00 /hr. Assuming this person was around 18 years old, with no real skills, that's what he'd make. So at $5.00/hr, if he worked 20 hrs part time, that's $100. Subtract $20 in taxes. With $80, you did not do all of those things. That means that your parents were also subsidizing this fantasy lifestyle. Which some may have, but most did not, could not afford to do. Particularly when most people had 3, 4, 5 children. It's a LIE.

When I was a teenager in the 90s, everyone had a car and we “cruised” for fun and never worried about gas. We ate fast food and went on dates at restaurants multiple times a week. We went to concerts and raves and bought name brand clothing at the mall. We worked part time and always had extra money. Our parents owned nice houses, worked ordinary jobs, and took us on vacation at least once a year. I feel sorry for Gen Z and Gen Alpha.

@texasrunnerDFW Why no hrt? I mean, your body is going to stop making the substance that half your systems function on. Other than that, helps to try new things, but gets harder to find new things. You have to embrace change, and your mind starts trying to convince you not to.

Once you’re past 35, are you just going to keep being gradually more tired every year for the rest of your life or is a there a second wind somewhere? Anybody suddenly stumble upon newfound energy in their 40s? 50s? 60s, maybe with retirement? Naturally, no HRT or hacks

@titansgirl2010 @bentleyliz2 @localcheetowife She said she was going to do it, via text, voice notes & in front of witnesses. Then she was on video, doing it. The car was under control around corners & straight into a wall, no brakes. I can't imagine what more you want, here. The standard is being a *reasonable* doubt.

@User_8842_TX @bentleyliz2 @localcheetowife Thats because of your blinding hatred for the girl but I'm telling you (because I am the person) they would have been able to find at least ONE person who could see past the fact thats she's terrible to realize no one knows with 100% certainty what happened in that car.

anyway Mackenzie Shirilla was a legal injustice and her lawyer going for a bench trial was an absolute awful decision. "he thought the jury wouldnt like her!" please. that is a beautiful, thin, white, female child. a bench trial was an insane choice

@titansgirl2010 @bentleyliz2 @localcheetowife Yeah, I don't see it. Evidence looked pretty overwhelming with this one.

@User_8842_TX @bentleyliz2 @localcheetowife In my opinion, this case had a lack of evidence and with a jury, there would have been reasonable doubt. I have reasonable doubt. No one knows with 100% certainty what happened, we all just know we think this girl is a horrible person.

@titansgirl2010 @bentleyliz2 @localcheetowife I think Casey got off because of lack of evidence and reasonable doubt.

@User_8842_TX @bentleyliz2 @localcheetowife If Casey Anthony got off with a jury, this girl could have too. Her counsel having a non jury trial was diabolical.

@msty8955 @RetroNewsNow Ew. I wish they'd kept that idea to themselves.

@RetroNewsNow On the DVD audio commentary, they revealed the episode was not going to end with her dying, but her running off with Dewey. The producers wanted Fox to advertise "Where's Dewey" billboards throughout the summer break, but the network absolutely refused.

📺On May 21, 2000, Bea Arthur guest-starred on ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ as Mrs. White, a tough, no-nonsense babysitter hired to watch Dewey. The performance earned Arthur her 10th and final Emmy nomination

@bentleyliz2 @localcheetowife Those things and wholesome & sweet, sure. Those things and...her? With the halloween pics & voice notes to the boyfriend? A jury would have voted to hang her.

@localcheetowife she is a thin, pretty, white young woman. a good defense would make the jury like her. or at least one juror.

@dla_darla @karlykingsley @grok please explain to people that this is to freeze new agencies, not new patients.

@karlykingsley Grok gives more details ... they froze new hospice enrollments and, supposedly, existing cases will will not be effected. Hospice is a vital much needed service. x.com/i/grok/share/4…

WTF are we doing and allowing to be done?

@BozackDakilla @SawyerMerritt Oh, come on. The bursting into flames part was the hook. We all stared at that, it was freaking magnificent, and totally part of the break things narrative Elon Musk is known for, don't act like the tabloid guys are the ones being sensational, here.

@SawyerMerritt I see nothing but fair and honest journalism… did it NOT burst into flames? 🚀 🔥 🤔

These publications are the worst

@peterrhague So, the rocket launches are cool, but the valuation is based on Starlink bc its the only piece that's profitable. Elon also just rolled xai into the company, so you aren't seeing measured takes bc there is too much noise in the business model for people to give opinions.

It’s a problem I can’t seem to find reasonable critical views on SpaceX. Nobody reading the S-1 and saying “yes it’s a solid business with good growth potential but I think it’s overvalued for ”. It’s all histrionic accusations of fraud, sneering at the very idea of space colonisation, uninformed AI doomerism. Where are the measured takes? Guess they don’t get clicks.

@buckidearight @plazynoodles Aside from pseudoscience, alot of it is just male-centric design of programs and equipment. Women have alot of acl tears and loading injuries from following training that assumes male biomechanics. Back loaded squats are a great example.

@plazynoodles do u have any examples? (i love looking into pseudosciences but dont really follow any fitness content so idk)

i really hate how much content geared towards womens fitness is pseudoscience

@gazella24601 I would go further and say anyone insisting that care for elderly and dementia patients is a job for any individual at home isn't familiar with longterm care.

I'm sorry, but as someone who works in longterm care, anyone insisting a woman can do all the care for a family member on top of raising children is not familiar with longterm care.

@somewheresy The notion that you can tell a fetus's iq is an iq test in itself.

the world you think you live in no longer exists