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@Thomas_asking @LapisLazuli7776 @MrBeast In that case, everybody survives anyway. Not my problem.

@WhittakerWelles @LapisLazuli7776 @MrBeast The upside is that the people that don't understand the risk they're engaging is (most of the population) will survive

Everyone on earth takes a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press? BE HONEST.

@Kyle99338388 @Thomas_asking @MrBeast Tell me you’ve never built anything in your life without telling me.

@Thomas_asking @MrBeast Good luck running society with only red button pressers.. or building anything that requires a community

@LapisLazuli7776 @Thomas_asking @MrBeast The framing of the original question is bad. Red is nominal everyday life. Blue is volunteering risk for yourself and every other blue unnecessarily. There’s not even an upside to the risk engagement.

@Thomas_asking @MrBeast it’s not just “Should we let those people die?” but also “Should we let those people decide our life and death too?” Red was default choice until Blue came along and try to play god, deciding death and life of everyone else, while thinking they are a good person

@prjct_orion @Thomas_asking @MrBeast Pressing blue volunteers risk completely unnecessarily. Red is a normal day. Why would you want everyone to survive?

@Thomas_asking @MrBeast Let's not talk about emotion vs logic here. If you want everyone to survive, blue is the way to go. Red requires perfection and with 8 billion people (including children, elderly) mishaps will inevitably happen. You can't save everyone by pressing the red button.

@Thomas_asking @MrBeast Yes

@MrBeast Red is the logical choice. As many people in the comments have pointed out, people don't understand this and will press blue. People generally aren't very logical and make decisions based on emotions. Should we let those people die?

@MrBeast The framing is dumb. Would you take a chance on a bunch of people getting killed, yourself included, for absolutely no reason, or would you prefer to not take that risk? Anybody pushing the blue button is choosing to engage that risk completely unnecesssrily.

@michaeljknowles @MattWalshBlog Cover Fidesz pardon of an in party pedo running orphanages.Cover Fidesz purchasing multiple villas a week in Dubai with stolen tax money.Cover the temporary guest worker visas.Cover the medicalization of childbirth and compulsory state schooling by three years old.”Profamily”

For the next 45 minutes, we’re having a cigar and solving all the problems. What should we cover? AUA!

@jg_becket @Sauers_ It’s called a Large Language Model.

'Imperfection is the curse of life' is not first principles reasoning; Suffering loss in this context, requires prerequisite the context to realise imperfection. Machine does not have the inherent context of own imperfection; no concept of better or worse, because no comparison but to itself - cannot introspect the difference between self, and self, this results in no difference at all. A third party or data source is required to provide contextual comparison; by comparing to worse, it can only see its own perfection; by comparing to better, it is not improving itself, but being improved by others (not its own intelligence, but a patch sourced and applied programmatically and probabilistically, created by a third party intelligence (eventually in the chain, a human).

Talkie, 1930s cutoff LLM, inventing recursive self-improvement from first principles

@smokelessworld @DonatoRaponi @SmokelessWord This nanny state busybodying shit evokes a sneaking suspicion that smoking might actually be good for you.

How does the EU reach 5% smoking rates by 2040? EU tax policy expert, @DonatoRaponi has the answer: substitution products He joins The @SmokelessWord to explain why the current tax framework is stalling progress. Watch now.

@KoskovicsZ Fidesz Pravda mouthpieces are real.

Liberal terror is real.

@_taylorhudak The blackpilled broken clocks are going to be right twice a day. Ask yourself why Hungarians ousted Fidesz? The problems were myriad and glaring. The Hungarians did it out of desperation, hoping Magyar would hold the line on immigration.

@_taylorhudak If you want to do some real journalism, look into how profamily Fidesz outlawed homebirth, implicitly forces vaccination onto children through state monopoly on education, robbed the country blind and purchased multiple villas in Dubai weekly, and supported pardoning a pedo.

Understanding past attempts at regime-change in Hungary provide important context to the recent election.

@KantorKutyus @TeoVard @michaeljknowles Why the fuck did Orban give space for opposition by overseeing such blatant corruption, then? Why’d they pardon a pedophile? Fuck Fidesz. They held the country hostage with immigration policy and used the position to rob the country blind. We’ll see what Tisza does.

I know you want this all be true to save face in front of other Hungarians and the world, but it won’t work. Magyar will open the borders, he is not Orban. Orban was extremely strong to stand in front of the tide and EU attacks for all those years to protect Hungary. Magyar will crumble, because he is not the man you think he is.

“Actually, the new PM is even more right-wing than Orban!”

@TeoVard @michaeljknowles He doesn’t care. I discussed Fidesz corruption with him in person at Szimpla two years ago. He wants to gloat if he turns out to be right.

As a Hungarian, Magyar Péter is conservative and right wing, as he has stated many times before. He rejects the migration pact and follows conservative, Christian values. Yesterday, Judit was on a podcast with Magyar, where she didn’t even mention gender equality or any other “woke” bullshit, she doesn’t agree with them. Please stop spreading misinformation. If you’re not educated enough about Hungarian politics, then stop speaking about it. Don’t pretend you understand it when you clearly don’t, especially if you don’t even live here.

@KoskovicsZ You make nonfalsifiable claims as a cockhuffing partisan Fidesz mouthpiece whose pockets are lined with the silver of Judas. Some of these prognostications will undoubtedly come to pass. A broken clock is right twice a day. But don’t pretend to care about Hungary.

This is about the moment you should unfollow any account that still posts about the great conservative masterplan of replacing Orbán with a younger, more right-wing Orbán. This is the point where any sensible person abandons that illusion. Anyone who keeps spreading it is a grifter. This was a digital/postmodern 1956, and a Brussels occupation regime is coming to Hungary.

@StevenEKuhn @SmotheringNft @DenverBob2 @BalazsOrban_HU Spineless propagandist. Pofatlansag. Make an honest living in this country instead sucking cock.

Wait and see, what is happening now is just the top of the iceberg. The Education minister is the real tell tale sign, thats to indoctrinate the children. As a father I am very sad for Hungary, I have children growing up and always thought they would be safe from such indoctrination.

Hungary two weeks after the election - updated list: 1. the first LGBTQ flag was hoisted in Budapest. 2. „Rainbow TV“ is launching to indoctrinate children. 3. The veto on the €90M to Ukraine was lifted 4. Appointed LGBTQ activist as Minister of Education to „reform“ the education system. This is for all those who said: „Peter Magyar really tricked the EU, he is further right than Orban“ I told you he was a globalist sell-out. hungarytoday.hu/peter-magyar-h…

@StevenEKuhn @SmotheringNft @DenverBob2 @BalazsOrban_HU Fuck, man. I’ve lived in Hungary for a long time, too. Where can I sign up to huff on the Pravda money hose? Fucking liar.

"Violence is the answer and you cannot tell me otherwise"

@KoskovicsZ Ponder the billionaire plumber, dickhead.

Viktor Orbán acted like a democratic leader at the exact moment an authoritarian would have dropped all pretense. Ponder that.

@ladysweden @EVKontorovich No, they’re technically nationalist socialists. They’re far from any American conception of free marketeers. They aren’t proLiberty, either.

@WhittakerWelles @EVKontorovich Yes. Fascists, Socialists, Putinists, Trumpists, Autocrats, Dictators. All in one.

Of course Magyar is not a leftist - but that doesn't mean he will not import Brussels' governance in ways that are hard to reverse. The EU billions don't "unlock" themselves - they require every country to adopt nearly identical progressive social policies, and rule of law measures that will empower unelected EU prosecutors to harass populist politicians. Hungary is a conservative country - the EU could only be given greater power over it by a politician from the political right.