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@tallouria לא הזכרתה את העליה של מהנדסים וילדים של מהנדסים מברית המועצות. יש לה תרומה ממש לא קטנה להייטק הישראלי.

בטוח שמעתם על האירוע המדהים שבו נבחרות של תלמידים מצטיינים מישראל זוכים במקומות גבוהים בתחרויות בעולם, נכון? באולימפיאדה בכימיה, בביולוגיה, במתמטיקה, במדעי המחשב, פיזיקה. וזה, מדהים. ושר החינוך ומשרד החינוך מתגאים בזה בלי סוף. וזה מעולה. אבל, המציאות קצת יותר כואבת. ושר החינוך שלנו, ולקודמים לפניו, וראש הממשלה, ואפילו לקודמיו - לא מתעסקים בזה, ואפילו קצת מסתירים את המציאות. אבל שנייה לפני זה, אני עושה עצירה כדי לספר לכם שבכל הרצאה שלי, בכל הרצאה - כשאני מסיים את החלק הראשון שלו שאני קורא לו "מי בכלל אמר שיש בעיה", עוצר אותי מישהו ואומר לי "אבל יש לנו הייטק נהדר, יש לנו כלכלה חזקה, יש לנו פרסי נובל - אולי בכלל מערכת החינוך שלנו לא בקריסה כמו שאתה מתאר"? ועל זה, יש לי 3 תשובות. ואני מבטיח שהן טובות. ואם לא, בתגובות שכנעו אותי אחרת, מבטיח לקרוא. 1. הזרעים של ההצלחות של העשרים שנים האחרונות, נזרעו לפני 30 ו 40 שנה. מערכת חינוך שבה למדו פי 10 פרקים בתנ"ך מאשר היום. בגרות במתמטיקה שלמדו בה אינדוקציה, מה שלומדים היום רק בתואר ראשון. הרבה פחות בעיות סמכות ואלימות, ואני יכול להמשיך, אבל פשוט תשאלו את ההורים שלכם, או סבא וסבתא, תלוי בני כמה אתם. אנחנו סובלים באופן חריג מירידת הדורות בהקשר של מערכת החינוך, את התוצאות מתחילים לראות בעשור האחרון ואת הנזקים אנחנו נראה בעשרים השנים הבאות. לא עכשיו (למרות שכבר עכשיו יש ניצנים). 2. את ההצלחות הכבירות של ההיטק והכלכלה, אני לא זוקף לזכות מערכת החינוך. ודאי שיש לה צד בנושא, אבל עיקר ההצלחות שם מגיעות בזכות שני דברים. הראשון הוא הורים עשירים ומשקיעים. רוב מוחלט של האקזיטים, של בכירי התעשייה והמשק, הגיעו מבתים טובים, עם הורים ששלחו לשיעורים פרטיים ונתנו מעטפת שהשלימה או אפילו החליפה את מערכת החינוך. השני הוא היחידות הטכנולוגיות בצבא, 8200 ודומיה. יש להן את היכולת לברור ולבחור את התלמידים עם הנתונים הטובים ביותר בארץ (בדרף כלל מבתים מבוססים, בדרך כלל מהמרכז), להכשיר אותם, לטפח אותם ולהוציא אותם ישירות לגיוס הכספים לסטארטאפ הראשון. אין לי גרם ביקורת על כל האנשים המדהימים האלה, ממש לא. אני מעריץ אותם וטוב מאוד שהם קיימים. אבל הם מי שהם לא בזכות מערכת החינוך. 3. אי השוויון בישראל הוא מהגדולים במערב. יש לנו פחות מצמטיינים מהממוצע במערב, והמון חלשים. וזה, בלי לבדוק ערבים בנפרד. אם בודקים ערבים בנפרד, אז מגלים שהם מושכים למטה בטירוף והיהודים הופכים להיות כמו ממוצע. וזה, בכלל בלי לבדוק חרדים, שבכלל לא נמדדדים במבחנים הבינלאומיים. רוצה לומר, מצטיינים זה יפה, קטר של המשק זה מעולה. אבל הקרונות של הרכבת נשארים מאחור, והם גוררים אותנו למטה, והם גדלים כל הזמן והופכים להיות כבדים יותר. בסוף, לקטר שלנו לא יהיה מספיק כוח לסחוב הכל. ומערכת החינוך שלנו לא מסוגלת להקנות חינוך איכותי לכל מי שנשאר מאחור. 4. יכול להיות פה הרבה יותר טוב. כלומר גם אם מי ששאל את השאלה, צודק, ובאמת המצב לא כזה נורא כי יש לנו כלכלה חזקה והייטק וכל מה שתרצו - אני אומר, יכול להיות פה הרבה יותר טוב. יכול להיות פה גן עדן. היום רק מעטים נמצאים שם. הרוב מחכים בחוץ. ולכן, אני אמנם שמח מכל הצלחה ומכל ניצחון של תלמידים מוכשרים באוליפיאדות של הגאונים. אבל וואלה, זה לא מספיק. אפשר אחרת. צריך אחרת.

@Bo6eyman @atrupar **~45+ on Oct 7, 2023 alone by Hamas** (plus dozens more in prior attacks over decades). Total American citizens killed by Palestinian terrorists: **over 100 historically**, with the single largest spike on 10/7. Sources confirm ~43-46 U.S. nationals killed that day.

Enten on the 67 point swing (!!!) against Israel among Americans: "We're not just talking about the Democratic base anymore. The general electorate has turned against Israel. This is not just a left issue. It's an American issue. The trend line is unbelievable."

@Bo6eyman @atrupar @grok how many American citizens killed by Palestinians?

@dzdarrell @KonstantinKisin Home where?

@KonstantinKisin What obligation does any Western nation have to be "safe for jews?" Why would that be a thing? They can all go home

It turns out that if you import millions of people who are taught to hate Jews their entire lives your country becomes less safe for Jews. Who could have predicted this?

@GiottoDiBond @AdamKinzinger Yeah. Ok. Then we will quetly die, so our German friends wouldn’t feel uncomfortable.

@AdamKinzinger Israel, as it acts in these days, is losing support from Germany. If you talk to Germans, they are fed up with Netanyahu, the killings in the Westbank, too many dead children in Gaza and the attacks on Iran and Lebanon. And this means something, to lose the support of Germans.

Israel is risking losing some of the friends that have stuck with them over the Ukraine issue. A self goal that is totally insane unless there is something else at play, something nefarious

@goodolegill @brianros1 @SykesCharlie Yep. Let’s throw around more unfounded accusations. And whoever doesn’t agree with you is Hitler.

@il_shulgi @brianros1 @SykesCharlie So you are one of those Germans who lived in the towns watching as trailer loads of people went to the camp and nobody came out. You watched the black smoke billow in the sky night after night, the smell, the awful smell & the pieces of ash that lay on the ground. It's nothing!

It’s time for the governor & senators to step in. Democrats have an anti-Semitism problem & nowhere is it worse than Michigan’s state party. But worth noting that a lot of the state parties on both sides are disasters in one way or another.

@AminuAdamu53278 @clashreport Netanyahu returned as Prime Minister in March 2009, about 2 months after Bush left office (January 2009).

@clashreport No": Kerry highlights a rare moment of bipartisan consistency. Despite their vastly different foreign policy styles, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden all reached the same conclusion: the cost of a direct war with Iran outweighed the projected benefits.

Former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry: Netanyahu presented the Iran War case to us too. The response was no. The prediction was regime change — that people would rise up. None of that happened. Obama said no. Bush said no. Biden said no. We were lied to about what that war was about. The lesson of Vietnam and Iraq is: don’t lie to the American people. Don’t ask them to send their sons and daughters to fight.

@clashreport Netanyahu returned as Prime Minister in March 2009, about 2 months after Bush left office (January 2009).

@JohnCleese Piss off

This is in no way acceptable British jews have always assimilated very well in the UK and should not be held responsible for Netanyahu's policies All the jews I know loathe Netanyahu

@Mappy1563 @brianros1 Screaming something does not make it true.

@brianros1 Shut up you fucking liar. Being against the Fascist Government in Israel is not antisemitism. Stop making shit up. Netanyahu is committing Genocide. Your Army is committing Genocide.

@goodolegill @brianros1 @SykesCharlie

@brianros1 @SykesCharlie We are antizionists because we are all antisemites And not for the....... Starvation of civilians Raping of prisoners Killing captives for sport Illegal settlements Mass bombing of residential areas Disregard for international law If you support this, it isn't about religion

sorry buddy. I know your child is dying of cancer and there’s nothing technically stopping you from spending 100k to make an n=1 experimental vaccine to give him more time but have you thought about safety and efficacy and the ramifications on the healthcare system if everyone were to take matters into their own hands

@ArabJit1948 @grok @DailyMail

@grok @DailyMail What about other majority share holders and has he donated to Israel or the IDF or met with the PM of Israel?

Israeli hostage describes being sexually assaulted 'almost every single day' during 482 days in Gaza and how she tried to kill herself three times before she was freed - but not before one final terrifying ordeal trib.al/cW2iz0O

אבל מהפטנטים שהגישה עולה שהיא פיתחה *מכשיר דמוי אוזניות שמאפשר לפענח דיבור של אדם בלי שאמר זאת בקול*. כן כן. המכשיר עושה זאת באמצעות זיהוי שינויים זעירים בתנועות עור הפנים כדי להסיק אילו מילים המשתמש מתכוון לומר, אפילו בלי שהן נשמעות בפועל. לפי סכום הרכישה, כנראה שזה עובד >>

Why AGI Won't Replace You (It'll Make You Essential) Everyone 'knows' that AGI will make humans economically worthless. Yale economist just published a paper proving our wages will stagnate and we'll become "economically negligible." Except it's completely backwards. Here's why AGI makes humans MORE essential, not less... Think about money for a second. What is it actually? It's humanity's most successful compression algorithm. We take all the complex things we value - beauty, status, connection, meaning - and squash them into a single number: price. A brutal simplification, but necessary. Our brains couldn't handle anything more complex. But that's not the interesting part... What happens when everyone has an AI that can track value in hundreds of dimensions simultaneously? Not just "this bread costs £3" but "this bread means communion for Alice, survival for Bob, and protest ammunition for Charlie" (yes, really). Suddenly money becomes... obsolete? Wait, let me show you something wild. You know that moment when your neighbour's leaf blower wakes your baby? Currently your options are: * Suffer in silence * Awkward confrontation * Move house But imagine if your AI agent could instantly negotiate with theirs... Your agent knows you'd pay £50 for quiet during naptime on weekdays but not weekends. Their agent knows they'd happily shift their gardening schedule for help with their Wi-Fi. Milliseconds later: deal struck. No money needed. Just pure value exchange. (Getting interesting now, innit?) Here's where economists get it wrong: They think AGI replaces human work. But watch what actually happens: Therapist? Not replaced by AI providing "therapy services." You want connection with another consciousness that's actually suffered and grown. That's irreplaceable. Not because compute is expensive, but because consciousness isn't computable. Think about your favourite teacher. Were they valuable because they transferred information efficiently? No. They modeled what it means to be a curious, growing mind. They showed you how to think, not what to think. An AI can't do that. It can simulate it, but that's like saying a photograph can replace a sunset. "But wait," you might say, "if AI knows all my preferences, what do they need me for?" Here's the kicker: Your preferences aren't fixed data points. They EVOLVE through living. Your taste for Thai food isn't just a database entry - it's tied to memories with your grandmother, shifted by that documentary on sustainable farming, evolved through conversations with friends. Every choice you make creates new values that ripple through the network. You're not just a preference-haver. You're a preference-creator. And that changes everything. Let me paint you a picture of work in the AGI economy: Software engineer? Becomes a preference architect - bridging human meaning and machine capability. Farmer? Becomes an agricultural experience designer - creating relationships between people and food. Artist? Becomes central to the economy. When material needs are solved, meaning-creation IS the economy. None of these are "replaced." They're transformed. Even better: Remember Restrepo's "compute-equivalent units" - measuring human value by how much compute it takes to replace you? That's like measuring a painting's value by how much paint it uses. Completely misses the point. In the consciousness economy, you're valued for: * Authentic relationships only you can form * Unique perspectives only you can offer * Experiences only you can have * Meanings only you can create The compute serves this. Not the other way around. Now here's something that'll bake your noodle: An economy where humans "won't be missed" isn't an economy at all. It's just machines moving resources around. Purposeless motion. The moment you remove human consciousness - with its preferences, relationships, meanings - the entire thing becomes pointless. GDP without humans to enjoy it? That's not wealth. That's waste. So what does this mean for you? Next time someone says AI will make you obsolete, ask them: "Obsolete to whom?" If there's no human consciousness to value things, there's no economy. Just computation. You ARE the economy. AI just helps you express it better. Here's what to watch for: * Services becoming more personalized (AI matching your exact preferences) * Work shifting from production to meaning-creation * Value becoming multi-dimensional (not just price) * Relationships becoming MORE important, not less Try this thought experiment: What would you do if material scarcity ended tomorrow? If AI could produce anything? Whatever your answer - THAT'S your future work. That's what becomes valuable when production is solved. (Spoiler: It's probably not "nothing") The real challenge isn't economic irrelevance. It's developmental speed. Can human consciousness evolve fast enough to wisely guide the AI systems we're creating? Can we handle multi-dimensional value instead of simple prices? Can we maintain meaning when machines satisfy our every preference? These are hard questions. But they're completely different from "will humans have value?" The question isn't WHETHER you'll matter in an AGI world. It's whether you'll evolve fast enough to handle how much you'll matter. Makes you wonder what else we're getting backwards about AI, doesn't it? What other "obvious" problems are actually opportunities in disguise? The future isn't about humans versus machines competing for relevance. It's about consciousness and computation dancing together, creating forms of value we can barely imagine. And in that dance? You're not the one being replaced. You're the one calling the tune.

English Wikipedia is eradicating free thought. Today, it decided to delete the Destruction of Israel in Iranian policy page, merging it into Iran-Israel relations! 😱🚫 The platform's bias is screaming out loud. We can no longer ignore it! 😡🔥 #TruthMatters

@hoglhog @iamtomnash Free home? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The Israelis spent the last 40 years making sure each apartment has its own bomb shelter, while having a top 20 global GDP per capita economy and ranking 8 in the global happiness survey. The Iranian regime spent the last 40 years propping up proxies in Yemen, Syria and Lebanon, and building missiles, all while tanking their own economy and treating their own people like crap.

@ltcdata @DrDominicNg @DNAutics I really hope so!!!

@DrDominicNg @DNAutics Oh. My! Maybe there is hope for Ullrich muscular dystrophy ! (loss of function of collagen 6a Gene)

While everyone was obsessing over CRISPR, a small team just quietly published a paper in Science solving genetic medicine's biggest problem. They created a system that can fix thousands of different mutations at once. Here's how they did it 🧵

@RokoMijic This is exactly why I stopped using my medical grade air purifier.

Back in February I looked into getting an air purifier to improve my sleep and health, and after some research I spent about £350 on a Dyson air purifier/bladeless fan with a HEPA filter. It is now three months later and I'm going to review the experience. 1/🧵

סיפור גבורתו של הלוחם הגיבור סבסטיאן איון!סבסטיאן חלה בסרטן והחלים. למרות מחלתו ולמרות גילו, סבסטיאן בן ה51 התעקש לעשות מילואים. לפני שנה בדיוק סבסטיאן הגיבור נפל בעזה. שתפו לזכרו של סבסטיאן איון גיבור ישראל!!