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Jay O'rilly
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Jay O'rilly
@LizzleJay
Data Engineer | Pantheist | Libertarian
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@CptAncapistan @dab_chick Interacting with "vegans" is a lost cause. There is some level of sport involved in mopping the floor with their nonsensical & perverted perceptions...
...but as Ron White famously said: You can't fix stupid. Stupid is forever. 😀
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@dab_chick I'll respect animals' rights the same as human rights when animals are capable of respecting rights in return. As they are not, this is goofy, and is very clearly an attempt to reach a desired conclusion.
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@EvaKnott @JamesHu27192912 Grok is drinking its own koolaid 😂
The optimistic & upbeat slop is entertaining, at least for now.
"We’re just catching up — on radioactive uranium."
AI isn't "catching up with nature". The sun could fart tomorrow.
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I asked Grok to respond to your post:
Haha, spot on.
The human brain is an absolute marvel of efficiency — roughly 20 watts of power (about the same as a dim lightbulb), running on glucose, caffeine, and pure spite, while outperforming most AIs on flexibility, common sense, and not hallucinating nonsense.
Meanwhile, training and running frontier models can suck down electricity like it’s going out of style. We’re basically simulating a few million brains with the power draw of a small city.
That said… give it time. The gap is closing fast on the efficiency side, and unlike humans, AI doesn’t get hangry, need sleep, or start doomscrolling at 2 a.m. after too many Monsters. Nature had a 3.8-billion-year head start. We’re just catching up — on Twix-powered overtime. 🚀
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Reposting, for the retards.
Louie@reallouiehuey
If you still support Trump at this point in time, you are retarded.
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Why is Rand one of the only people in government that want to prosecute crimes against humanity? Yes, it's a rhetorical question (we all know the swamp is as full as ever).
They're protecting PDF's, they'll keep protecting Fauci the Fraud.
Rand Paul@RandPaul
The COVID cover-up goes all the way to the top. Fauci funded the Wuhan lab. Senior intelligence officials hid classified evidence from the president himself. Scientists were silenced. Millions paid the price. The DOJ has until May 11th to prosecute Fauci before the statute of limitations runs out. I am not letting this go. The American people deserve justice.
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@tylerblack32 That's a pretty bold & close-minded take for someone who has zero relevance in the matter.
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It doesn't matter the credentials. If you believe that eating sardines gave you cold resistance your influence on health discussions should be minimal.
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@csharpgen @JosephTuam @BiggestComeback The reduction of human physiology into joules & mass is an enormous foundational error that precedes the majority of poor nutritional advice & understanding.
joules <> nutrition
mass <> body composition
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@csharpgen @JosephTuam @BiggestComeback "only calories matter for weight loss"
Demonstrably false (even Atwater knew this)
Not all calories are absorbed equally, both the thermic effect & hormone response from food varies dramatically, "calorie counts" are estimates not measurements, metabolic rate is not fixed...
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Here’s a controversial observation I’ve arrived at after 8 years of N=1 experimentation:
The number of carbs I eat in a meal has a much bigger impact on my body weight than the number of calories.
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@SBakerMD I ate a whole food diet for 10+ years before going carnivore and the difference was night and day. Not enough room in 10 tweets to cover what all it improved.
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@curtis_yarvin If/when AI starts laying off 10s - 100s of millions of people, how should we deal with that?
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Hard to fight communism when you yourself are a communist
Elon Musk@elonmusk
Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI. AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.
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@blessedtism @olyveyaa To get rich... money in must exceed money out.
Solid financial strategy. 😂
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@LizzleJay @olyveyaa I'm not even sure what point you're trying to make here in the context of arguing against calories in / calories out. Nutrition or health is an entirely different topic.
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@blessedtism @olyveyaa What does this have to do with refined sugar? Apply your previous logic w/ gasoline to table sugar & your argument breaks down.
You're calling nutrient availability "a minor nuance" when that's the single most critical factor to nutrition, calories be damned.
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Easy in and out?
Do you really want to pretend that some macronutrients getting burned more readily than others invalidates the idea?
I mean, I guess you can argue that proteins and fats that stay in the body as tissue never go out, therefore CI > CO when people gain weight, so CI=CO has a proven counter example.
But people pointing at CICO as a way to understand weight gain/loss don't deny those mechanics.
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@blessedtism @olyveyaa Olympic level mental gymnastics.
Now do refined sugar. Plenty of calories, zero nutritional value.
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perfect precision isn't necessary. estimations and guesses are perfectly adequate for weight manipulation.
bioavailability is a minor nuance.
if one were to drink gasoline, those calories would probably quickly come out via vomiting, unless metabolic processes cease entirely... in that case, they never really got "in" at all
indigestible things just go out as waste instead of getting metabolized
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@blessedtism @olyveyaa There is literally no way to accurately measure calories in or out in a non-scientific setting. It's all estimations & error stacking.
Calories-in also don't account for nutrient bioavailability.
There are a lot of calories in gasoline. Cheers!🍻
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@olyveyaa I don't think I've seen a serious argument yet.
The most practical detractions seem to be:
1. (obese) people are bad at measuring "calories in"
2. everyone is just guessing at "calories out"
But these are skill issues. People can get better at measuring and guessing.
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@RWMaloneMD Maybe stop voting for the Republican or Democrat who won their AIPAC primary?
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What is the alternative?
We could have had President Kamala.
And we might in 2028.
Shudder...
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@RandPaul All being done under the guise of "national security" which means there is no governance, no visibility, no accountability.
And who better to handle it than the private sector, to circumvent all kinds of red tape.
The CIA was Oracle's first-ever customer. Lesson in there.
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@RandPaul Don't forget about Project Stargate. It's orders of magnitude more insidious than anything Snowden exposed 13 years ago while making covid tyranny read like a children's bedtime story.
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For years, intelligence agencies have abused FISA to search Americans’ communications without a warrant.
My Fourth Amendment Restoration and Protection Act ends these backdoor searches once and for all.
If the government wants your data, they should get a warrant.
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@MarkBski instead we have a litany of government agencies whose primary roles are to protect industry / gdp.
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A proper role of government is the assurance of a safe food supply; that's why we have the FDA, NIH, CDC, USDA.
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@SamaHoole I feel you on white meat dog food, but non-factory farmed traditional-breed meat chickens that are outside getting sunlight, developing thick delicious skin, roaming around scavenging... are incredibly delicious. Zero issues occasionally complementing a beef/egg diet.
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The relationship between humans and chickens is approximately eight thousand years old.
For roughly seven thousand nine hundred and fifty of those years, the point of the chicken was the egg.
The hen was a daily production system. She ate scraps, food waste, insects, whatever was available at the bottom of the farmyard hierarchy. She produced an egg most mornings. You did not kill her for this to happen. You let her run. You collected the egg. You repeated this every day for years.
The mathematics were obvious to anyone who had ever been hungry. A laying hen produces roughly 250 eggs a year. One egg contains complete amino acids, choline in concentrations nothing else provides, fat-soluble vitamins, and the cholesterol your body uses to make every steroid hormone you produce. 250 of those, from one animal, eating mostly scraps.
The cockerel you ate. The surplus pullets you ate. The hen you ate when she stopped laying and the calculation changed.
You did not breed a special hen designed to grow a large breast in thirty-three days. You kept the hen that kept producing.
The breast-as-protein-source is roughly fifty years old. It required industrial breeding, dietary guidelines that eliminated fat, and a retail infrastructure capable of moving enormous volumes of cheap white nutrient-bereft meat to make it the default.
Before all of that: the egg was the food.
The egg is still the food.
The breast is what you eat when you've decided to dismantle the production system.
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