Golden Gotterdhammarung

Killers I Know*: Smitty: A True Story I was 19 years old working graveyards in a warehouse in a box store: unloading trailers, loading skids, stocking shelves. One night, the boss brought a new hire in and introduced him to the crew. Went by a nickname based of his surname.

@JEC_0891 @IntCyberDigest @JimDand49783668 Who the hell keeps dick pics in their email

@IntCyberDigest @JimDand49783668 the dick picks of course!

🚨‼️ BREAKING: FBI Director Kash Patel's Gmail account was hacked by Iranian nation-state hackers. They have published his entire inbox, including mails on his home in India, private life, personal data, business dealings and travel history (Havana, Cuba!).

Even wilder that you can get a sick snack called “Crunky” at Family Mart and Lawsons that looks just like this.

@curedivy @manjumongolia @26ers_bp115 Absolutely incorrect.

@manjumongolia @26ers_bp115 No offense, but does Jqpan not have separate trains bevause vulgar behaviour is still a problem? No country and no group of people is superior to another.

@avidseries 1. I’m a homeowner and need a truck for my regular home maintenance projects, dumps runs, etc. 2. If I want to drive anywhere, I don’t want to stop every two hours. 3. Privacy concerns

What are the arguments against buying an electric car?

@000Troop @ItIsHoeMath 10M Congolese? Don’t suppose that information came from the book “King Leopold’s Ghost,” written by Adam, uh, (what was his last name again?) by any chance?

@ItIsHoeMath LMAOO 65k Herero and Namaqua people killed by Germany, 10 million Congolese people killed by Leopold , 2–3 million eastern Indians killed died under British rule. You people lead in an animalistic and manipulative behavior, That’s why you’re trying to play in my face right now.

Why do yall speak as if they’re not white also, when did this start ?

@VladimirSuvor @AnechoicMedia_ Common sleight of hand to re-map obnoxious ethnic behaviour patterns onto whites. At once protects their client ethnicities, decouples and reassigns ethic behaviour to whites, and provides pretext to film murder porn about it.

@AnechoicMedia_ Excellent analysis, but watching that clip, the cognitive dissonance is overwhelming. I've encountered a car taking two parking spots many times. Always Asian or blасk. Never whitе. Talking in theaters? Mostly browns or blасks. Rarely whitеs, but if so, always fоids.

My Jewish roommate insisted we watch this movie (God Bless America) when it came out. One of the most disturbing celebrations of faux-edgy anti-social violence ever put to film. Not because it's ultra violent, but because its reflective of a real hatred that has social approval and thinks its clever. The guy who wrote and directed this went on to be a regular panelist on NPR's biggest comedy show. It's reminiscent of George Carlin's rants fantasizing violence over mundane social slights, an impotent spitefulness within a greater conformity that can only strike out at socially approved, mostly white targets. There's only so many times you can say "imagine if the races were swapped". There isn't even a pretense of trying to benefit society through vigilantism, like right-wing power fantasy of killing criminals or parasites; only the personal grievance of a loser about what kinds of people are popular while he is not.

@SolBrah Rationalists in shambles

One of the worst types of bugman is the “if it isn’t in a study then it doesn’t exist” type Inability to see reality without it being parsed through some approved authority Avoid such types who can’t reason with their god given intuition

@PredsNHL Theirren Fleury in shambles rn

#NewProfilePic 🏳️‍🌈

@0x49fa98 @SafetyNotorious They call this photo “Macron’s Revenge”

@SafetyNotorious not many know this but all blacks are male

Clarence Owens

@mariatcole @annakhachiyan If it’s not permanent (it isn’t), that makes it even worse.

@annakhachiyan "she has no idea what she’s signing up for" you mean she doesn't understand the concept of death being permanent?

If she really is BPD, this sort of attention is what she’s seeking as a classic behavior of her condition (see Virginia Giuffre). Coupled with the fact that young people have no sense of consequences or finality, she has no idea what she’s signing up for. This is very sad, but totally predictable. Something feels fishy about this story but more will be revealed.

@timeisweird @annakhachiyan There are plenty of accountable women in management, but they are almost always risk-averse, so decisions and actions rarely deviate from policy. Leadership is making the right decisions when the right decision is contrary to or outside policy’s ambit.

@annakhachiyan Women don't make good leader because they refused to take accountability and the face the consequences for their own decisions and actions

Women don’t make good leaders because they confuse management for leadership

@SumGai10 @robinhanson All suffering is self inflicted.

@robinhanson Emotional pain is self inflicted, most people aren't mature enough to understand that

True or false?: "Sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me."

@TheJollyBrawler @JamesAHatt The type of person who goes to a counsellor of any stripe cannot benefit from counselling, and the type of person who could benefit from counselling does not require it

@JamesAHatt This is precisely why we warn people against going to pre-martial counselors.

As someone who does pre-marriage counseling, I would be more inclined to tell a young man it is OK to marry a redeemed woman with a sexual past than to tell a young lady it's OK to marry a man with an anonymous X account who calls sisters in Christ whores.

@loopuleasa @sampratt99 It’s neither a belief nor a fact. Being “harmed” by words is a choice.

@sampratt99 americans are so weird words harming people is a "belief" instead of a fact as evident as dogs being conscious the difference is americans think they are entitled to anything because of this

🚨 New paper in Personality and Individual Differences! We introduce the Words Can Harm Scale (WCHS): a 10-item measure of the belief that speech can cause lasting psychological harm. Who believes that words can harm, and what does this belief predict?🧵 ⬇️

@olivertraldi @MariGO2thepolls It might be time to retvrn

@MariGO2thepolls I haven't gotten paid in months. Might cancel premium

Elon is cutting off my money even tho I keep posting bangers and getting engagement

@hannah_woyak @_Link_ People rarely lock their doors or close their blinds for righteous reasons as well. What are those creeps hiding in there?

@_Link_ Uhhhh, I’m actually married. I’ve put in the work of having a happy, fulfilling relationship with my husband. You likely haven’t. Anons rarely hide their identities for righteousness reasons. Why are you hiding? Who are your elders?

The book of Hosea is not a step by step guide on how to marry. Didn’t know that needed to be said.

@akirathedon Look how they massacred my boy.

BUCKO

@pegobry_en Squirters don’t need fixing

I can fix her

@crispy_das @AVARY @HustleBitch_ Then it’s a stupid operation because the only people who show up are going to be homeless junkies. He’s just creating Hamsterdam

@AVARY @HustleBitch_ He’s a Fed

🚨 “NO LAWS. NO GOVERNMENT. NO RENT.” — MAN SAYS HE’S REBUILDING “ATLANTIS” ON HIS LAND IN WEST TEXAS AND TELLING PEOPLE TO JUST SHOW UP “C’mon everybody… let’s get this revolution started.” This man says he’s opening up his land in West Texas for people to live for free as he tries to build what he calls “Atlantis”, completely outside the system. Here’s what he’s offering: • 20 acres of land • No rent, no bills, no “traps” • No cops, no government presence • Bring your camper, RV, tent… even weapons He says if 1,000 people show up, he’ll “make it work.” He already has water, a tractor running, plans for crops, and says donations are coming in to expand the land and even buy campers to give away to people who join. And he calls it one thing: A revolution. He’s telling people to message him for the address and physically come live there. The strangest part? People are actually considering it. Are we about to watch 1,000 strangers build a lawless city from scratch… or is this how a documentary starts before everything goes completely off the rails?

@sleepin_volk @RealChrisLangan @pmontelo Like what

@RealChrisLangan @pmontelo Such a shame you didn't use your intelligence for anything worthwhile.

Lately, Elon Musk has weighed in on the Simulation Hypothesis, or at any rate commented on one or more videos regarding it. When I commented on Elon's comment, I was asked the following question by an interested user. Question (Patrick Montelo @pmontelo ): “Chris, how would you answer this question that I asked Grok about: "So would it be fair to compare this to theories that say the "world" that humans experience as "outside the human" is a projection of their own consciousness in an eternal moment of now, and that both the future and the past are changeable?" Answer: Thank you for the Grok-certified CTMU manifesto, regarding which I'll provide my qualified agreement. Yes, I personally solved the Reality Simulation Problem and Newcomb’s Problem/Paradox several decades ago with the CTMU. In fact, I just pointed this out to Veritasium and Sabine Hossenfelder right here on X, and just a couple of days ago, I recounted on Substack roughly how I did it (see "Chris Langan’s Ultimate Reality"). Yes, the solutions apparently "flew right over the heads" of most top physicists and computer scientists. This makes it highly likely that they don't understand the real differences between physical computers and physical reality as a whole. Yes, the computational interpretation of the simulation hypothesis based on the physical Church-Turing thesis, a non-mathematical thesis which cannot be proven (but is used in attempts to justify the idea that we could be living in something like a video-game render running on some higher-level supercomputer), fails for exactly that reason. In fact, the physical Church-Turing thesis - which says that any function or process that can be computed, simulated, or realized by a physical system or device is recursively Turing-computable, and that the universe cannot perform computations that exceed the capabilities of a Turing machine - is simply false. Yes, if it were an IQ test, nearly all the top-rated experts would flunk it, and that says a great deal about where they got their “expert” ratings. Everyone is intelligent in his or her own way. But these days, we have too many confused people laboring under the delusion that they're as smart as they come, often because they’re in the inheritance business, have accumulated a pile of funny money on which the ink isn't even dry yet, suffer from Dunning-Kruger / Danger Zone syndrome, or some combination thereof. That's not good for them or the rest of the world. Yes, I'm so confident about all of this that I'm willing to do Elon a favor and educate him, in the form of public interrogation, on matters about which he evidently knows next to nothing. Yes, if Elon or anyone else were to make an issue of who knows more about the deep structure of reality, him or me, I guarantee that he (or she) would lose. (Face it - when it came time for Elon to choose money or Truth as the center of his life, he took the money. This has seriously limited the depth of his insight, and there’s simply no getting out of it.) Now for your own question: "So would it be fair to compare this to theories that say the "world" that humans experience as "outside the human" is a projection of their own consciousness in an eternal moment of now, and that both the future and the past are changeable?" Yes, it would be fair. However, (1) that’s an oversimplification, as there is some amount of complexity involved (especially with respect to rewriting the past), and (2) nobody else’s explanation for this could possibly have the logical integrity and depth of the CTMU explanation for it. Kudos to Grok, and have a very nice day!