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"Any ballplayer that don't sign autographs for little kids ain't an American. He's a communist." ~ Rogers Hornsby

I know this is Star Trek, but it's a great case study in leadership. Every boss eventually needs to have this talk with a senior employee at some point in their career. Sometimes you have to remind people who is in charge.

@Old_SchoolEddie Yes. His tribe was the Toledo Mudhens.

Recognize this Hekawi Indian from the 1965 TV series F Troop?

@Kekius_Sage Then I guess I can ignore the stop sign. 🛑

What if everything you perceive is just a figment of your imagination?

@oprydai Scaled up ANI does not equal AGI

i often think about this..

Petrovich is probably right. It makes sense from the POV of Joseph’s status and the intersection of the Bnei Yisrael descendants living in Middle Kingdom Egypt. The translations work in Hebrew. It also makes more sense from the historical and chronological perspective than Phoenician/Sea Peoples alphabet being the precursor.

Shavua Tov, Some Exodus/Passover-related archeology: In the early 20th century, alphabetic inscriptions were discovered on stones at Serabit el-Khadim, an Egyptian turquoise mine in Sinai. They date from the 19th to 15th century BCE. The proto-Sinaitic script, often called, was invented by Semites at the mine, adopting Egyptian hieroglyphs as pictographic letters. Most scholars believe the language is from Canaan, but which one is debated. Douglas Petrovich argues these inscriptions were written by Israelites, with Hebrew as the underlying language. His translation of Sinai 361 includes Moses' name, but not all scholars agree, sparking debate. Notably, an alphabetic script developed when the Israelites were in Egypt, and the language is from their origin.

Imagine spending thousands on a new PC & this is how it gets delivered...

@Kekius_Sage @EagleEyeFlyer If true, this would support the idea that the brain is a consciousness receiver rather than the originator of the consciousness.

Some people hear doctors declare them dead, and return to say they were fully aware, hearing everything happening around them. Could this suggest that death might just be another state of consciousness?

@LangmanVince Glenn is a walking example of self loathing and suicidal empathy

This guy turned out to be a real creep 👇

@BreitbartNews Less pretty than before.

In her new memoir, actress Christina Applegate shares devastating diary entries from the time she got pregnant but sacrificed her child in 1991. The "Married with Children" star clearly knows exactly what's happening as she chooses her career over the life of the baby, who she says "to this day, I know" was a daughter. "I love this being… I always felt that if I ever got pregnant when I knew it was the wrong time, I wouldn’t have any problem having an ab**tion. ‘Oh, whatever. It isn’t even a baby yet.’ That’s bullsh*t. This creature’s incredible- makes me feel whole, safe." *** “I’m f*cking pregnant, and I’m k*lling my child on Thursday. I’m thinking, ‘Where the f*ck can I go to recuperate from m*rder?’" Applegate went on to write a poem to the unborn baby, asking for forgiveness. "Hello, little thing. I feel you every moment of my day. Such a tiny existence. Such an immense effect you have. You are a miracle. A tiny handed miracle. I love you, but you know your fate. It’s not your time. I know you didn’t make that decision, but it can’t be your time. You will live on, though. You will live through another. I hope you will forgive me, but I want you to know how you’ve changed me. You’ve opened my eyes. You’re letting me know something is more important than myself. But mommy can’t be with you right now. But know she loves you- more than any other miracle. And know that when it’s your time it will be your time."

@mkhammer 1890’s?

“Mom, what were you like in the 90s?”

🚨#BREAKING: Law enforcement agencies say that thieves stole more than 12 tons of KitKat bars while a shipment was en route across Europe The company Nestle says the chocolate heist could cause shortages ahead of the upcoming Easter holiday

@BigFish3000 @BTexas1969 AOC and Bernie:

AOC and Bernie Sanders will not pay TSA agents but fly first class on tax payers dollars. Agents make around 45,000 a year.

@catturd2 @ETX_Conservatve 3% tops

😂😂😂😂😂

@NewSamawal @ramespaulus Personally I would love to see a Muslim free Lebanon form a loose political and military union with Israel for mutual benefit. Maybe someday. 🤷‍♂️

This is Mount Lebanon. It will continue being an adversary of Israel, but only in the coolness 😎 category. ⛰️🇱🇧😎🇮🇱

@C_3C_3 @melanoma321 I remember “no taxation without representation” Anyone else? Bueller? Anyone?

This is how the GOP Senate blocks Trump from recess appointments. 2 minute pro forma sessions every few days during their vacation. Only POTUS in history that has had recess appointments blocked by his own party. Think about that. Traitors. Sickening.

@historyinmemes So, Neanderthal times was one big Python sketch?

This is what scientists believe Neanderthals may have actually sounded like.

@mattvanswol You are on to them, Matt.

So let me get this straight... The EXACT SAME PEOPLE who gave Elon Musk a standing ovation for DOGE, and then only voted on 1 DOGE cut... ...are the SAME PEOPLE saying we need secure elections, but won't pass the SAVE Act????

AI can’t do it without humans today. Discoveries are to be made, but an educated disciplined human mind is a necessary part of the AI equation. I personally believe that the AI architecture, no matter how high the memory, GPU and processors are pushed —in their current form—is able to become AGI. It is ANI architecture and AGI will require something much more complex. 10.5281/zenodo.18917210. I am a physician with 30 years of professional training in pattern recognition, cross domain trained. I wrote a paper predicting the direction in which human AI interaction might flourish, and gave it a name…aristosynthesis (optimal synthesis).

If AI can now solve math, discover physics and chemistry breakthroughs faster than human PhDs, why are we still training humans to be physicists? Serious question. Should education shift from 'learn to do X' to 'learn to direct AI doing X'? The wrong direction costs a generation their careers.

If you have been paying attention, over 3000 farms, ranches, food processing facilities, and agriculture facilities have been destroyed the last 5 years Some by plane crashes, others “unexplained” Seems we have been living under an attack on our food security for some time