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@RedPandaKoala AI is trying to be the replacement to your intuition, in that way, over reliance of AI could be bad for you spiritually over time. Like a vestigial sense that fades away. Soon our morals will be decided according to AI. In that way AI will be a religion.

Oh hell nah

@juliandorey I never like his podcasts because he doesn’t really say anything. Just another Mike Baker

guess where we are sitting

@kirawontmiss American corporate wastes money on upper and middle management. They don’t do anything other than give you endless notes so they feel important and like good leaders but they make all the money and release dog crap then lay off talent because it’s was totally their fault.

japanese animation > western animation

@mindgoblin77 @WallStreetApes @naomirwolf You should be able to be critical/disagree with your government. Otherwise we’re no better than communist countries.

@PullThePlug93 @WallStreetApes @naomirwolf What on earth is your point? "Either accept this or you're just hateful." is some shit my 6 year old daughter would say. You're not a 6 year old little girl are you?

Gen Z American says that young Americans are being indoctrinated and it’s going to end with us living under Islamic Sharia Law “If you go to an elite institution in this country, you should come out of it loving the United States of America, and it is a societal failure that it is the opposite in this current day and age. — These Marxist activists, you see how this is played out politically in giving us Zohran Mamdani in New York City. New York City, where nearly 25 years ago, Islamic terrorists rammed planes into the World Trade Center. And you wanna know why that is? Because my generation who was born largely after September 11th, has not received an education in the reality of September 11th. And the hard truth is on that day, the United States of America was attacked by Islam. And that is inconvenient for these Marxists who want to corrupt the minds of our young people and get them living under Sharia law like Zohran Mamdani wants. — I think in order to restore a sense of patriotism, to restore a sense of normalcy in our education, kids need an economic education and our country needs a path forward to get on track with the American dream. So young people can start buying homes again, so they can start a family. And this war starts at home, let me tell you, because we know that kids, the second they step foot in our education institutions as young as 4 and 5 years old, they are being met with this radical indoctrination. They're being told that they can change their gender, that they should hate themselves if they're white or if they're Jewish, or if they just believe in God. And we need to fight this battle at the first front in the home”

Thoughts?

True 🙌

@Rainmaker1973 @TheOfficial_FFG

Swiss researchers have introduced a technology that sounds like science fiction: a crystal-based battery capable of generating power for centuries without needing to recharge. Built using stable crystalline structures and radioactive decay energy capture, the battery releases a slow, consistent electrical output for hundreds of years. Unlike traditional batteries, it doesn’t degrade, leak, overheat, or lose capacity. Early prototypes show enormous potential for spacecraft, medical implants, AI sensors, underwater systems, and deep-earth machines — devices where replacing a battery is nearly impossible. If scaled, this invention could redefine global energy infrastructure, powering the future with a device that outlives generations.

@RealChrisLangan It’s a spiritual war, extrapolate what we have done until now towards the future. Pro AI, crypto, surveillance, dependence, debt, corporate, war, and pharma. That is what we’re fighting for? Seems like people fight and die while others get rich.

I have a question. As we all know, WW3 is in progress. While some might argue, I figure that 15 countries plus Russia and China involved in support capacities is plenty for a world war. Like it or not, it's a global conflict, and according to Iran, it won't be ending any time soon. Specifically, the nations involved include: The US, Iran, Israel, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Cyprus, Azerbaijan, the UK (a royal navy destroyer and counter-drone helicopters were dispatched to Cyprus after a base was hit), France, and Germany (Iranian strikes hit French and German personnel, and a German army camp in Jordan was attacked). Not a good show, as the US is being credited with “starting it”, and we, the citizens of the US, weren't even asked about it but are now being blamed for it. Yes, I understand that Israel announced that it was going to attack Iran one way or the other, thus forcing the President's hand, or so it must have seemed to him. (Remember, the first thing that Israel does with any powerful US politician is surround him and control the information in/out portals.) But still. One might object that the important fact is that the US Congress wasn't asked about it. But as the US Congress hasn’t represented the US people in a long, long time - after all, it’s been too busy representing Israel and the Ukraine - it is of no real significance whatsoever. It’s a cathouse, a den of ill repute, an STD dispensary. If the US Founding Fathers were here, all of its nearby trees would be ornamented with “inside traitors”. This presents Americans with a vexing question: WHY? As near as any of us can figure, the problem is Iranian WMDs. No, we never actually saw any - just like we never saw any in Iraq (those never really existed, tee hee!) - but we have their supposed existence on “good authority”. Even if not, they would soon have existed anyway. And then what? Yes, Muslim nations with nukes is a problematical notion. Muslims have this thing called “jihad”, and over the course of world history (and recent history too), they haven’t exactly been wallflowers about it. They invaded Europe twice, and now they’re invading every Western nation on the planet with "help from above". But what about Pakistan? Pakistan is a Muslim nation too, and it has nukes. Why wasn’t it a big deal when Pakistan got the bomb, but not so with Iran? Yes, I understand - Iran is too close to Bibi Netanyahu and his friends for their personal comfort. But it’s getting to be a small world, and everyone on Earth can be hit by a missile from somewhere. Iran has been able to reach Israel with missiles for a long time now, and never made a secret of it. So what gives? Why is the horrific possibility of a Muslim country with nukes such a big deal in the case of Iran, but not Pakistan, which has had many problems with its neighbor India just as Iran has had problems with Israel? We seem to be missing anything like symmetry and consistency here, and it bothers the heck out of me. Does anyone know why this situation makes sense, as opposed to being a dark, ugly clown show? It's important that we get to the bottom of it, as even though we can all afford infinite fuel bills - obviously! - it threatens to cripple the global economy. (And not to be impertinent, but the "Samson Option" of our greatest ally may soon be on the table.) What am I missing? I understand that Iran may already have nukes. How terrifying! But if so, why drastically increase the probability that they'll be used for self-defense? I understand that those running the show are a lot smarter than me, but how's about a clue? Don't hold back any critical info, and thanks!

@digijordan Using religion to kill people is exactly the deception the bible warned us about and people don’t realize it. You can use all the phrases you want to argue for anything.

Religion is stupid. War is stupid. Combining the two is super stupid.

@RandPaul @MassieforKY Save yourself the presidential run Rand. Use that money for homes or food for Americans and give yourself that good karma. It will repay you more.

You can like President Trump and still support @massieforKY. Thomas stands for a lot of the same principles as the President, but brings an independent spirit we should want in every legislator.

@amitylee13 He has been weak during this time. Massie has shown more backbone.

Would you support a Rand Paul presidential run?

@BitcOnlys Give it to me if you don’t want it

Hey, I lost almost $4,000 in crypto. I have $2500 left, what should I do with it?

@notacrankychef @Thefactsdude Sounds like a lack of freedom is being normalized

@Thefactsdude Kid learn a lesson today. Whether cop is right or wrong don’t know. But people getting awfully comfortable fucking around

NEW: Marion County school resource officer strikes student athlete in head with stun gun during baseball game A School Resource Officer at Pee Dee Academy in Marion County, South Carolina, is under investigation after hitting a student athlete on the side of the head with a stun gun while trying to restrain him during a baseball game this week. The student was from the opposing team. Cell phone video and eyewitness accounts captured the incident amid multiple ongoing events at the game. The Marion County Sheriff’s Office has reassigned the deputy pending the outcome of the investigation, which has been turned over to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED).

@BretWeinstein With AI people will be more informed on how to take care of themselves. A lot of healthy people did the work beforehand but now that knowledge is easier to attain for everyone, they just need to feel empowered enough to take control over their health.

Doctors have a tremendous capacity to maim you and/or shorten your life, and not much insight on how to avoid doing so.

@AJamesMcCarthy Likelihood is not fact. You’re hedging

I made a comment under this post but felt it deserved a wider audience, as Bill has a huge platform. There are far more likely explanations than aliens for the evidence we have. I don’t think we’re alone. I just think the likeliness of seeing “visitors” in this context is such a statistical improbability that it should be the last thing ever considered, and it would take overwhelming evidence to prove. It’s far more likely there was an IR light source out of frame creating a lens flare, for example. To really drive this point home, it’s FAR more likely that every single public official and witness was either incorrect or lying. It’s also FAR more likely equipment malfunctioned. It’s also FAR more likely a foreign (but human) military developed some form of exotic propulsion that seems to defy the laws of physics. All these explanations are orders of magnitude more likely than detecting the presence of an intelligent non-human species dancing around fighter jets. It’s possible, but to entertain it as a likely explanation is just silly.

A crazy vintage German wrench design. Germans are too technical while making tools.💯

@DeeGeeGames2009 Love it, same here. Hold onto those!

@PullThePlug93 A lot of them do, I can agree. My PS5 library is smaller than my retro one.

This is actually dumb as hell. Sony really sat in a meeting and said “yeah let’s raise the price of the PlayStation 5” like we’re not already getting fucked by EVERYTHING else 💀 Console been out for years and instead of it getting cheaper like it’s supposed to, they said nah let’s run it UP?? We already paying $70 a game, subscriptions, controllers and NOW the console price goes up too?? Corporate Greed.

@kirawontmiss More like Paystation

900 dollars for a gaming console with no games…

@PlayStation Games are worse price is worse. Glad I never took part in your greed

Important price update for PS5 and PlayStation Portal: play.st/47LYrP9