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Greetings!

This morning I received, in confidence, a private communication containing very positive news of progress by dynastic Elder principals.

While we were given additional details, WHA was instructed to not reveal them. As WHA always keeps confidences as a condition for further support, we will respect this wish.

I was going to simply post this as a comment, but on further reflection, I thought it best to publish it to our readership.

It’s hoped that positive updates will continue!

Earlier we predicted that 2026 was going to be a pivotal year; that forward progress would have to take place along a wide front of a very diverse set of transformational projects within the human experience – technological, political, financial, social. The information we received today would seem to validate that a particular ram has touched the wall, and this time it’s going to continue forward.

We hope so!

There are no significant crypto updates at this time, but all prior recent suggestions and observations are still valid at this time. There will be no going back. Adoption, regulatory clarity, crypto-based products and stablecoin payment rails are no longer theories. They are movements.

Thank you, again, for your continuing contributions to the discussion section.

More when possible!

WHA
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232 responses to “Briefing #225”

  1. Cronos Avatar
    Cronos

    https://share.newsbreak.com/i29z41lh

    Vitamin B3 helps Cancer survive!

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  2. whitehatauxiliaries Avatar
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    That’s one rakish stargazer…

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    Dust off that STEN, John.

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    Thus spake Melania

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  5. Tino1776 Avatar
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    As I said, these are retarded children in charge of anti-matter weapons. The sooner we end this careening forward, blow up the AI bubble, the sooner sanity and adults can get back in control.

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    1. Tino1776 Avatar
      Tino1776

      Exactly right. Which is why SORA needs to be resurrected. It was a political, not business move, to kill SORA — since that AI was about to enable every video ideator to do what Hollywood did at a fraction of the price.

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  7. Tino1776 Avatar
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    Every AI team I talk to hits the same wall — accountability.

    They’ve shipped an agent. It’s live. It’s doing real work — reviewing loans, flagging fraud, writing reports, handling escalations.

    Then compliance or legal shows up with one of these:

    “What exactly did the agent do on that loan last Tuesday?”

    “Can we show every customer decision it touched?”

    “If it made a bad call, what would have stopped it?”

    And the room goes quiet.

    Not because the engineers did anything wrong — but because the stack wasn’t designed for accountability.

    Logs tell you what happened, not why.

    Observability tools give you metrics, not guardrails.

    LLM dashboards show usage, not governance.

    We’re not missing a feature — we’re missing an entire layer.

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    Over the past few months, I’ve been building Vantage, a governance, observability, and control layer for enterprise AI.

    It sits between AI runtime activity and real-world consequence — basically the “black box recorder” and “policy engine” for AI systems in production.

    It does three things:

    1. Observe – Every action, model call, and outcome goes into an immutable audit log. Real evidence, not just traces.

    Example: A lending agent approves a loan. We capture the full event (input, model, decision path, output) and lock it down. No reconstruction later — just proof.

    2. Govern – Agents don’t just “run”; their actions are checked against policies in real time. Allow, block, or require human approval.

    Example: Loan above risk threshold? Auto-paused for a human underwriter. No hacks, no missed approvals.

    3. Control – Every model call passes through a policy boundary.

    Example: Agent tries to send PII to an external model? Blocked before it leaves your network.

    All of this runs in Rust. Sub-millisecond governance. No tradeoff between performance and accountability.

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    Currently shipping across four phases:

    See Everything: full observability + audit logs

    Connect Everything: multi-agent enforcement + traceability

    Control Everything: policy lifecycle + approval queues

    Deploy Everywhere: cloud, on-prem, or private setup

    Backend is Rust + Redis + SQLx tuned for low latency (so teams can actually keep it on the hot path).

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    Biggest learnings so far:

    You can’t bolt on governance after the fact.

    Approval workflows decide enterprise deals.

    “Human in the loop” is an architecture, not a checkbox.

    Latency is governance’s biggest enemy.

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    I’m looking for design partners — especially in financial services, healthcare, or any regulated workflow using AI agents in production or near-production.

    If your team is asking:

    “Who authorized this agent action?” or

    “How do we prove decisions were governed?”

    …that’s the conversation I want to have.

    Not a demo, not a pitch — just a working session about what governance actually looks like in practice.

    DM me or drop a comment if your team is facing this problem and wants to shape what the next layer of AI infrastructure looks like.

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    TL;DR — Building Vantage: a drop-in governance + observability layer for enterprise AI agents.

    Fast, provable, controllable.

    For the teams that need to show their work.

    #AI #AIGovernance #LLMOps #FinTech #RegTech #AIinProduction

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  8. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    So — it turns out the rescued pilot had an implant.

    If you knew what to look for, yes, the implant can be detected at altitude.

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    Happening Right Now: Melania just crushed all Epstein rumors in a major move on national TV. And Melania will sue anyone who continues the s**t will get sued into oblivion. All previous groups to date have had to retract and fold. She put out the red line not to cross. And she called out Congress and DoJ.

    Good for her.

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  10. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    Time to burn Oracle to the ground.

    Or, infect all primary systems with a virus that makes all Oracle systems unreliable.

    Oracle reportedly brought back 8,000 of the 30,000 U.S. employees it cut in March, but only as independent contractors taking home only 60% of their former pay.
    byu/Murky-Option2916 inTechGawker

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      Wow!

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  11. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    50 israeli jets dropped 160 bombs in 1 min.100 Lebanon sites bombed in 10 mins. multiple Lebanon residential locations. more than 500 civilian killed
    byu/NotHereToLove inUnderReportedNews

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      Truly nasty Invasive Israeli Genocide. Surrounding nations need to coordinate as a collective response. 1,000 missiles smashing into Khazarville will clear that Skidmark of Sub Human Rodents. Stop killing Neighbours it’s time to Clean House.

      Start by Bunker Busting the Airports and Runways. Stop the Rat Runs.

      Rats only come to Heel under Jackboots. China and Russia understand the need to Sanitize the Promised Land. Even the US is waking up to the Threat within. Time to dispose of the Garbage Bin. Eurasia will be clear. Not one near! We talk. Rodent free.

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      Well done America let’s hope they are safe. Cary 50K Woke and Wogs with themtlo detatch as 5 miles up. Welcome to the Club! 

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      Yes, this NEEDS a FULL Independent Forensic Audit and lets Clear him or Arraign Him!

      For Gods sake Appologists let’s get it tested and Gag the Appologists. As much for his sake too. Innocent or Guilty? It’s like pulling Teeth. 

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      Trump has given Iran 48 hours to open the Straits one bombed into the Stone Age. 

      Russia has supplied Iran with fresh anti air weapons via the Caspian Sea several days ago. While China gives minute by minute live satellite feeds for tracking and targeting. It is why Chinese spy ships float on the Indian Ocean 

      While the last Hormuz shipments will reach the EU in 1 week on Apr 11th.

      Fasten your seat belts as the “real monitoring” in the EU will start Monday, Apr 13.

      Gasoline pumps will empty in Europe around April 20. Expect government overreach. 

      England will shortly receive,  if it is not there already the last shipment of Aviation fuel. 

      When do they run out ??? 

      What was a $800 business class ticket to Edmonton a month ago is now $2100 each way. Who is going to pay this ? 

      Yes Iran has offered oil to the EU in Euro’s. It is quite possible they will take the deal. 

      NATO is fractured and soon it will split. In the upcoming European meeting as to what to dithe US was and is not invited. Will they go it alone? 

      China is bleeding sales as the European economy tanks and US buying stumbles. While Asia is going through upheaval over a lack of energy. 

      Food prices in March were up 2.5% on average with more to come.

      And what No one wants to speak about is the coming Bond crisis coming in America that will take out a number of banks. Many school and municipal budgets bonds are worth $.20 or less. Many projects like the high speed rail system in California raised the cash but never built the rail. 

      The waters are not calm through spring into summer. 

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      https://youtube.com/shorts/qbYbbBBnyes?si=3gOvT9TnRjNjQ7wDHaving created a  leviathon of inexperienced nonentities in the Administation,, the whole world now watches aghast, as a Delussional Narcissist tears away any and all respect for Americas role as a Global Leader.

       Countries ever more are estranged by the policies of a visiably inep, mentally challenged White House incumbent, with escalating credibility issues. 

      Experinced and far better educated Military Commanders are far more qualfied to judge interventions and are declining Trumps illegal war directives

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    Far side of the Moon by Artemis crew.

    Was hoping we’d see a speck of an alien base but it all goes thru NASA encryption before getting released, so it was wishful thinking on my part.

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    See?

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    The productivity gains of the last 30+ years have not translated into wages. The simple truth is thru a variety of mechanisms, the average worker has been stolen from.

    The pushback has now begun.

    The action taken is fully understandable.

    Employee sets fire to Kimberly-Clark warehouse, "All you had to do is pay us enough to live"
    byu/midnighttoker1742 ininterestingasfuck

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    The Brain from Planet Auros is a typical 1950s piece of sci-fi schlock, enjoyable within its confines and the usual double-feature fare of its time.

    But speaking of beauty, it features the lovely Joyce Meadows in her 2nd movie role. Joyce Meadows is still alive, pulling a healthy 92 years of age, still married to her husband of 40+ years.

    Women have to be restored to their millennial baseline and we have to lose the MMIBBQLGBT_BS_cRAP.

    We need to go back to this:

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      Tino1776

      Yep. Either they have been sequestered or its enemy action. Something IS going on out of sight.

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    “Radical” is an adjective and noun derived from the Latin word rādīx (root) and rādīcālis (of or pertaining to the root), with its core meaning defined as relating to the origin, foundation, or fundamental nature of something.

    “There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root.”
    ― Henry David Thoreau, Walden, or Life in the Woods

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    Just FYI

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    Kalergi/Frankfurt School influence.

    People are starting to understand why the Austrian painter threw them out of Germany.

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      Tino1776

      OMDFG! How does this happen? My poor Canada…

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    Kim Jong-Un broke protocol by inviting the South Korean president to cross the demarcation line and, after a brief hesitation, took him by the hand to cross over to the other side together.

    https://x.com/i/status/2041978317361000523

    Well, how about this!

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      Biffie

      Wow!

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  27. whitehatauxiliaries Avatar
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    Good lord…eat something. You are going to drop dead from a cardiomyopathy heart attack before 40. Remember Karen Carpenter.

    Euphoria is, in my view, a reflection of the very industry that made it. Tragic.

    I myself have never suffered from any substance addiction. But I have encountered many who have, and all had the common denominator of being without a life goal that gave them the fulfillment strong enough to allow it to be the “high” in their life. So they substitute an artificial one that is a hidden trap disguised as a road to bliss.

    A recent contact with a high school buddy of mine revealed that 40% of our graduating class was already dead. Half from substance abuse. The rest from cancer mostly.

    Your health is your greatest wealth.

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    1. Tino1776 Avatar
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      Oh, this is a long and complicated matter. Yeah, a few steaks here and there would do a world of good. You are right, in that aiming the addiction at a dopaminergic goal, helps — but it is not surefire by any stretch. And many fall off the wagon — and it is really NOT their fault. The dice are loaded and crooked in this case. It’s genetic. Our clinic was absolutely full of anxiety brains, that after we got them off the usual drug cocktails, we strengthened their central synchrony — reducing their anxiety levels — which in turn eliminated the excess cravings reducing alcohol (and substances) to easily managed levels. It is all about calming the genetically anxious.

      So, actual human brains fall into two major categories. Highly synchronous calm brains (high performers, Special Forces, etc) and anxiety brains. And between the two peaks, a modest hybrid bunch of brains. Civilization modified the pattern, by introducing all sorts of substances both to lower anxiety but also as prelude to sex and reproduction. Because substances lower the threshold for sex, society has lots of anxiety brains, because like rabbits, they procreated more than the calm sticks-in-the-mud.

      Back when we were a bunch of wandering apes you had a breeding core surrounded by a bunch of guards at the perimeter. These perimeter guards had anxiety brains and jumped at rustle of leaves and crack of twig to alert for perimeter intrusion by predators. The perimeter folk also doubled up as the foragers, in particular for fermented berries or other alcohol content juices. Why? Because this stuff was, more or less safe to eat and/or drink.

      Their whole brains were geared towards the finding of alcohol. Only, at most in the wild, it was pretty hard to actually get drunk — that was only occasional. At most, a buzz from time to time. Nature limited us to a one-shot equivalent on a daily basis. Hence the weird hormesis effect where, despite the naysayers, the Doctors and Puritans, those who have the occasional drink actually live longer.

      Fast forward to the modern era, and liter — 1000 gram equivalents — are available for the asking. So a brain, sensitized to alcohol, suddenly has infinite supply. And the same circuits that reward for alcohol, reward for all the other substances. Amusingly, further complicating matters, anxiety brains are also, for the most part, the fun crowd too.

      Is there any wonder that folks fall off the addiction cliff?

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    Iran without the 7th Century throw-back cleric government would be a fabulous stability factor in the region.

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    The result of letting the government run a retirement plan, along with letting in too many Learing Centers.

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  30. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    Classic beauty remains the best.

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    1. whitehatauxiliaries Avatar
      whitehatauxiliaries

      Eva Green was my favorite. Talent, brains and feminine sexuality.

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        Tino1776

        The best named Bond girl of all time

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        1. john2020 Avatar
          john2020

          Named after a certain Trustees Girl Fiends Pussy Galore?

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            Tino1776

            😎🥰

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    Tino1776

    It took me a minute to place who and why… and it’s funny…

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  32. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    Insanity

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  33. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    This is correct. This is the Israel high-mark and it’s all downhill from here.

    Now Trump needs to repudiate Israel the moment that they break the ceasefire and completely publicly humiliate them.

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      john2020

      The US needs to STOP funding and ARMING Israel Tino. It’s a Terrorist Genocidal State who WON’T stop expanding and taking. . Roaches don’t!

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        Amen, John, Amen.😎

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  34. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    oh my, Levin really IS freaking out

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  35. Tino1776 Avatar
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    Mark Levin and the whole Zionist cuckoo Armageddon on the plains of Meggido to force the Messiah return are, apparently, apoplectic at present.

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    Trump having threatened an entire nation with death yesterday if not complying to a Lunatics idiotic demands , just how do you think this plays to Global opinion? A Diplomatic No Go. Horrendous. No way to portray America.

    Tel Aviv is being totalled. Israel is on the verge of not existing. Deservedly. Palestine has rights.

    A rambling Mutt claiming he won, when clearly he didn’t. He’s visibly deranged

    The sheer knock back effect of the Straits closing, and pending Fuel shortages and price escalations, will wreak havoc on economies. All to placate Nutter Yahoo, Genocidal Shark?

    Air travel costs now? Flight chaos everywhere. Flights cancelled and tourists trapped.

    The Public are sadly all too often generally Mass Thick. Politicos, Pig ignorant with greasy hands. Non worse than Americas 2 Sloth Houses posing as Democracies while slurping like Pigs at the Trough. The Clinton’s, ex Pelossi and Slimy Schiff. Americas peaked and slipping now. Overrun too.

    America’s current Federal Debt is 5 times greater than its total GDP. It’s beyond unsustainable. All Fast Food blind.

    Any Business run like that would be long since Bankrupted. Like the Multi Times Bankrupt Mutt currently Posing as the President playing Sock Puppet Checkers with Netanyahu and Kushner’s fingers up his Butt, facing off against Chess Masters who ridicule this Fool.

    The rambling monologues of an unstable, 11 year old retarded Fool. is making the Dem’s look ever more the able party. Unreal. The Fickle whims of an imbecile , obese and with a limp Todger, hardly augers well for America. Credit any good moves to his Team, not him. Get real!

    Russia and Iran are coining it in Oil prices exceeding $100 dollars a barrel, paid in Euros or Yuan, and Jet Fuel Sky High. BRICS is hitting Home Runs.

    No one is questioning the numbers of poor trusting Patriotic Americans dead in Middle Eastern base missile attacks, dying in the night without even a fight. Expunged. Vast base destruction. Economies trashed. Policies of a vacuous Mental Pygmy. Alliances are changing.

    He came in to Drain the Swamp.FAILED!! Clinton in Jail? Failed!

    Tariffs, an Illegal Joke. Fake! The visible compromise to AIPAC and Jewish Rule is seen by all. Just not Americans, and that is sad.

    The sheer scale of Insider trading and Opportunism by the Trump Sons and Kushners Saudi plus Jewish kickbacks is an affront to all. But simply denied exposure to Americans. Mushroom policies .

    Americans possess such good inherent abilities where enabled, but will Trumps own compromised Enabler Regime be adjudged with him if this vacuous regime goes down.

    Bondi blatantly evaded Justice with Epstein.A disgrace. Patel is no less visibly evading truth. Stop this incessant cover up, it Stinks. Publish the lot, muzzle the Apologists, and let Truth be free. If innocent no problem. It ALL stinks. Shame on all.

    Attacking Iran was unlawful, Illegal and Criminal. Trumps handling has been remiss, and Globally pitiful. Thank God for Real Pentagon and Military Patriots who have refused Illegal Combat Orders from a Draft Dodger, Grifter and Coward, unhinged and raddled. Damned right the Free World will challenge. No more US Whores wars.

    Yes Please to the US withdrawing from the UN and NATO. Please!. Go. No more of your wars. Iran is a Disgrace.

    I know many good Americans who want this Shit Show to end. Not all are Brain Scrambled MAGA.

    We warned you all on site pre Insurrection he would run and hide. A Coward to the core─ He did. Gutless, clueless, Diaper man. No Super Man. Nixon was a Babe in Arms compared to Trump.He threatened to Genocide a Nation of Innocents 2 days ago. Just like the disgusting Shock and Awe which killed a million. Shameful. You F up Iraq. Vietnam. Cambodia. Syria. So many more. You could have done so much good instead. Canada has cut you. loose. The EU too. Ever more think of the Enemy of Freedom as you. America lives in a Bubble, sadly.

    Now the Pakkies save his Ass in Statesmanship. Only a deranged Lunatic threatens to Genocide a nation. For Greater Israel? Yes Iran has problems, but no less than America.

    Debts 5 times bigger than the US GDP. Both Houses owned by the Jews and AIPAC. 250 years on not even your own Central Bank. Mugged and enslaved. Who has the Right to opine?

    Is this the best the Republicans can put up? Mid Terms looks likely to be a bloodbath. Then let the Slow Learners see what Retribution looks like. Vengeance is mine., Sayeth the Dems.

    Can you believe this Mutt show is making the Dems look a better choice for the masses? Not our Choice just an observation.

    A Century of Alliances is being trashed by Diplomatic horror shows.

    How can Culture ever be comprehended by a Bigfoot Grifting Vulture?

    America( ns) deserve better. Real Friends opine.

    Bays of Pigs to Iran Face off. Well done the Military saying No!

    Not ONE American Life should be lost dying for Israels Genocide.

    A Whores War! Save US lives! Was Afghanistan not enough? Mogadishu?

    Your lives matter! Please save these kids. Dead is dead!. Say No to Netanyahu.

    He started this. Real Allies care! Real Allies say No. Fight ONLY when right. This IS Netanyahu’s Vile war. Stop Greater Israel. Or be Atomised. Be Free and live! God has No Special People. It’s a foolish Abbrahamian Blood Cult. Both sides!

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    US democracy at work. 

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    ” Megalomaniac psychopaths loose. 

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    The world is done with this Fool. The same Numpties follow him blindly..

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    Irony Heh? 

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    Donals who gives a Duck? 

    https://youtube.com/shorts/CDXN5u5vawA?si=po4adQZpOOM9Tp8g

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    4 vids in this link with Rogan and Dr. Suzanne Humphries are informative and to the point…

    Joe Rogan Guest Completely Shatters the Vaccine Narrative Everything you’ve been told is a lie—especially when it comes to polio.

    https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/joe-rogan-guest-completely-shatters

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      6 vids

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      Thanks James. Very well said and important information to share.

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    jamesdarren

    US Scientists Crack Superconductor Code – Zero Energy Loss Moves Closer To Reality

    https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/us-scientists-crack-superconductor-code-zero-energy-loss-moves-closer-reality

    Researchers revealed that superconductors allow electricity to flow without resistance, meaning no energy is lost as heat.

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      MN

      Well this better become reality soon so we the insane wars because of oil can stop.

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      Pretty much the prime directive of the Kalergi Plan.

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    🤣🤣🤣

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    Dem Activists Accuse Sleazebag Rep. Eric Swalwell of Sexual Harassment — Warn ‘Many Women’ Preparing to Come Forward | The Gateway Pundit | by Ben Kew

    Swalwell Caught Paying His Wife with Campaign Cash for Child Care in 2026 California Governor’s Race | The Gateway Pundit | by Joel Gilbert

    Looks like his past is catching up with him. Not a suitable candidate for CA governor.

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    As I said, you have children playing with the equivalent of matter-antimatter weapons.

    A new model called Mythos has managed to run together zero-day exploits and cross-ref into non-obvious but deep vulnerability of long-existing libraries. You might remember a movie called Sneakers where the team steals a black-box that can penetrate any system. It seem Mythos can, more or less, do the same.

    The 411:

    In a post on our Frontier Red Team blog, we provide technical details for a subset of these vulnerabilities that have already been patched and, in some cases, the ways that Mythos Preview found to exploit them. It was able to identify nearly all of these vulnerabilities—and develop many related exploits—entirely autonomously, without any human steering. The following are three examples:

    • Mythos Preview found a 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD—which has a reputation as one of the most security-hardened operating systems in the world and is used to run firewalls and other critical infrastructure. The vulnerability allowed an attacker to remotely crash any machine running the operating system just by connecting to it;
    • It also discovered a 16-year-old vulnerability in FFmpeg—which is used by innumerable pieces of software to encode and decode video—in a line of code that automated testing tools had hit five million times without ever catching the problem;
    • The model autonomously found and chained together several vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel—the software that runs most of the world’s servers—to allow an attacker to escalate from ordinary user access to complete control of the machine.

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    Anthropic Goes To War With The Open Source Community

    TLDR

    Anthropic recently stopped third-party applications from using their flat-rate subscription plans to process massive amounts of artificial intelligence data.

    This is important because it sparked a huge backlash from developers who feel the company is stealing their ideas while shutting down the very community that helped popularize their technology.

    SUMMARY

    Anthropic has changed the rules for how external applications interact with its artificial intelligence models.

    The company restricted third-party tools like OpenClaw from using their subsidized monthly subscriptions.

    Anthropic claims these external programs were unoptimized and cost the company too much money in computing power.

    They now require developers to pay based on the exact amount of data they process.

    Many users are furious because they believe Anthropic copied open-source features before locking out the developers who created them.

    Critics argue the company is trying to force everyone to use its own official tools instead of community alternatives.

    The creator of OpenClaw has since been hired by OpenAI to help improve their competing systems.

    This controversy is hurting Anthropic’s reputation among some of its most dedicated supporters.

    KEY POINTS

    • Anthropic restricted third-party tools from using flat-rate monthly plans.
    • The company stated these programs cost too much money to operate efficiently.
    • Developers must now pay specifically for the exact amount of data they process.
    • Users accused Anthropic of copying open-source innovations before shutting them down.
    • The creator of OpenClaw was recently hired by rival company OpenAI.
    • The open-source community added new features like memory consolidation to stay competitive.
    • The situation is severely damaging Anthropic’s relationship with its most passionate fans.

    Video URL: https://youtu.be/U_8QyUvl-J4?si=ClMxhOWIo3A4m0EF

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      Trump is always 3 steps in front of these idiots.

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      1. Tino1776 Avatar
        Tino1776

        Fingers crossed that we avoid the insanity.

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          Dennis Luers

          Tino, we are living in insanity right now. One day one of these guys are going to push that button. Probably best to not even read or think about most news right now. None of it’s the real truth anyway. But unless they stop this paid for protesting in this country, and get back a just judicial system, civil war is inevitable.

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  50. jamesdarren Avatar
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    AG Todd Blanche says the DOJ has over 8,000 ACTIVE Fraud Cases Underway Says this is but a small fraction compared to the total amount of people ripping off our country everyday.

    President Trump has “SUPERCHARGED” efforts to arrest these frauds.

    https://rumble.com/v7870oa-ag-todd-blanche-says-the-doj-has-over-8000-active-fraud-cases-underway.html

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      Todd Blanche will add 93 additional prosecutors in every district across the nation and established a National Fraud Detention Center!!!

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    https://www.fdic.gov/news/press-releases/2026/fdic-approves-proposal-implement-genius-act-requirements-and-standards

    WASHINGTON – The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Board of Directors today approved a notice of proposed rulemaking that would implement certain requirements and standards under the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act (GENIUS Act). The proposed rule would establish a prudential framework for FDIC-supervised permitted payment stablecoins issuers, including requirements related to reserve assets, redemption, capital, and risk management standards.

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    The CIA used a futuristic tool called “Ghost Murmur” to locate and rescue the missing fighter pilot.

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/04/ghost-murmur-cia-used-futuristic-tool-locate-missing/

    “Ghost Murmur pairs long-range quantum magnetometry sensors with AI to find human heartbeats,” The New York Post reported.

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      Tino1776

      Normally I don’t call bullshit, but this time I must.

      A human heart has a nice voltage on contraction, so the e-field of the heart is easily a couple meters. But inverse square says magnetometer (quantum), isn’t going to see anything 100 meters out and that is being generous. At altitude the increase in required sensitivity is between a million-fold and a billion-fold. You ain’t finding a heartbeat.

      So this is all bull until proven otherwise. I guarantee the laws of physics do not allow the detection of a heartbeat at altitude over thousands of square miles. At least not by the means indicated in the article.

      Another way of saying the same thing — maybe they can detect a heartbeat at altitude, but you aren’t detecting it by AI-enhanced SQID magnetometry. This is just a plausible cover story for those that don’t know physics.

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  54. whitehatauxiliaries Avatar
    whitehatauxiliaries

    John went to visit Stuttgart but wound up at MunichGirl’s flat instead. lol

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      john2020

      Only if you make it Female Stormtroopers. Sample the lot and deal with Stuttgart’s remonstrations later. Shame not to don’t you think?

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  55. whitehatauxiliaries Avatar
    whitehatauxiliaries

    Technological advancement is impacting society at a greater pace, and it will continue to.

    👽 Resistance is futile.

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    1. Tino1776 Avatar
      Tino1776

      The AI crash that’s coming will make Tulips look like a sound investment.

      Yes, AI is here to stay, no, it won’t do even a fraction of what’s claimed. Though even I am impressed on what it does do. It is techno-magic compared to 30 years ago

      And no, there will be no AGI or SGI — at least from LLMs –, because you can’t get there from here. Thankfully. We are already manifestly misusing the souped up Toasters.

      And lastly, AI is being used to replace people — and it really shouldn’t be — instead of enhancing them. John C Wright’s ideas on this are spot on and provide a reasonable roadmap that avoids dystopia.

      Every evening I have been indulging in creating my own home versions of common programming languages. Only 1 of 4 efforts is reaching industrial strength. As long as I run debugging thru the AI — carefully — with plenty of regression testing — I estimate that me, my equivalents and betters can produce complicated product that would have been a team of software engineers previously, at between 5x and 10x speed. Back-of-envelope, AI in software is 50-fold force multiplier. In fact, failure in the product is exactly where you would expect — like in encodings and complicated binaries that are usually dark art to begin with. All fixable right now with the right inputs to the training model.

      What this does enable is a massive expansion of the Smart and Entrepreneurial fractions. Proper, judicious, use of the AI tech is a the equivalent of a 20-IQ point boost, functionally. Once we can overlay good security and some more common sense into the Agent harnesses, entrepreneurs can form small companies, with small, targeted teams to achieve what medium to large orgs would do. Doesn’t solve everything of course, and some results will require capital levels to actualize in reality that only large orgs can handle.

      Having said that, when they killed Sora, it was clearly to save Hollywood — all the other reasons are rationalizations. Sora had achieved both photo-realism and actor-emulation. It needed fine-tuning but it worked — another generation of improvement and it would have been unstoppable. Sora meant that a small creative team can make a full, all-out movie without any of the hassles of actors and the whole accreted, ossified, infrastructure. One could, in theory with sufficient GPU power, completely remake Top Gun:Maverick — with superior, realistic, F-14 vs 5-th Gen action — without ever leaving the confines of the computer. Or resurrect any Hollywood star of the Golden Age and give us completely new movies with old favorites. Or redo Atlas Shrugged and bypass the cretinism that damaged the first version.

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        The Postscript interpreter doesn’t handle encodings properly but virtually everything else pretty much adheres to the Adobe reference manual.

        The classic reference example is the Tiger image and it did it flawlessly.

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    https://thepostmillennial.com/fail-boston-deploys-mental-health-clinician-to-deal-with-sword-wielding-violent-criminal-worker-injured-suspect-shot-dead-by-cops?utm_campaign=64530

    FAIL: Boston deploys mental health clinician to deal with sword-wielding violent criminal—worker injured, suspect shot dead by cops “He immediately opened the door and struck the clinician and an officer who was outside the door.”

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    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/missouri-senate-passes-bill-blocking-who-un-wef-authority

    A Missouri bill directly confronting the role of unelected global institutions in domestic governance has passed the state Senate, declaring that organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO), United Nations (UN), and World Economic Forum (WEF) have “no jurisdiction or power within the state.”

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      Tino1776

      Ah yes, Neil Stone, MD, PhD, that has actually, in point of practice, never really advanced the practice of medicine but criticizes those of us who have, nonstop, with all his credentials. Who the hell elected him the Guardian of Good Medicine? Despite Malone being a little sleazy, in the end, Malone did actually invent, in whole or in part, the whole field of mRNA/DNA-based vaccines. To his credit, he actually went public and said these “vaccines” were not ready for prime time during the pandemic.

      Stone believes that anything that is not proven by “Class 1 evidence by a double-blind randomized trial” didn’t happen. It’s just hearsay. It’s anecdotal. Because he can’t “waste his time with foolish things”. This despite the replication crisis in medicine because patient are not interchangeable cogs, that most therapies don’t work, and lastly that hyper-variable response surfaces cannot be explored correctly by medicine’s simplistic double-blind randomized trials.

      It reminds me when Yale published a big hit piece on me when I owned, briefly, a clinic in Virginia. The local equivalent of Dr. Stone waxed eloquent of the ‘quackery’, ‘scam’ and ‘snake oil’. Never mind the fact that I received a standing ovation at AutismOne in 2014 for having designed the first double-blind/open-label follow-thru trial of the therapy — 14 patients — with a 50% response rate to neurotypical (we got lucky, real-life its about 33%). Do I mention that the odds of this are near ZERO? The default autism reversion rate is 10% per decade thru age 20. Our trial was 5 weeks. Then there’s the clinic experience. Never mind that, published or not, if 1800 of 2400 kids – 3.5 to16 years in age, revert partially or fully, in real life, in 6 to 12 weeks, on the record with an open door policy, you should sit up, shut up and take notice. “Anecdotal” my tuckus! The Lancet and JAMA be damned.

      However, it seems someone at Yale followed up on the piece and dug around. All of sudden, that hit piece, vanished. I never even complained or called Yale. I’m sure legal went ape-sh*t when a little fact-digging revealed the ‘quackery’ wasn’t. There is also a small chance that a Navy Captain, whose beautiful child was locked in moderate autism, which reversed fully under therapy, may have quietly taken it upon himself to knock some heads together at Yale. I am almost certain that he was also Navy Intelligence. (Navy Intelligence and Yale go waaay back.) His wife drops us a line every so often.

      Oh, about that “open door policy”, back in the day at the Brain Treatment Center (BTC) in Newport Beach, CA. So, one day a major neurosurgeon from the Keck School of Medicine showed up. He came often, followed patients, and finally, roughly a month later, marched into our “control suite” conference room where we all lived the day job, sat down with “Nobody can fake outcomes for this long. Tell me exactly how this works and what you are doing.” We did. Became a life-long supporter to this day. He even arranged a neuroscience conference bringing in neuro people from far and wide.

      The sad part, is that neuro-modulation is well-known as a modality. Every brain implant that controls epilepsy and every pace-maker that controls heart arrythmia, is based on the root principle. But somehow, if you pace the brain, from outside, with big figure-8 magnet (looks like Mickey Mouse’s ears), based on an EEG-calculated frequency, I’m the crazy one? (and the cast of hundreds that do this over the planet).

      I regret I wasn’t more successful, but the mechanics are now known far and wide. In time, unless someone finds a different and successful cure, it will be standard of care.

      One day we can talk about how the crazy management of BTC, thinking they’d be the Google of this, despite that being impossible (I told them, many times), they got in bed with a splinter of the PayPal Mafia and even had a dalliance with Peter Thiel’s group. I had been long gone by then, and it became the disaster I predicted.

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        jamesdarren

        https://kirschsubstack.com/p/i-got-neil-stone-to-delete-all-his

        No apology was issued by Dr. Stone to Dr. Thomas for his mistake. No correction was sent to his followers. He just silently deleted the evidence. The reality is the tetanus patient became a patient AFTER the event, not before. So that patient couldn’t have gotten tetanus from his “bad advice” because he wasn’t a patient at the time.

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        1. Tino1776 Avatar
          Tino1776

          It seems that Dr. Stone might not exist at all. Pseudo-account from a Pharma Shill?

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          1. jamesdarren Avatar
            jamesdarren

            I have read others say that is the case for sure… have not seen any factual info though… I would bet the ranch it is true… if he is the doc he says he is,, how does he have so much time to post… if he is real he a paid shill for sure

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              Tino1776

              Since we all didn’t die in a strategic exchange yesterday night, we continue with regularly scheduled programming:

              We are in what Carroll Quigley called an Age of Confusion.

              And pedantic, dogmatic a-holes are everywhere. And the pretentious arrogance displayed, by folks who should know better, is extraordinary. Even more importantly, nobody actually gives a damn whether Neil Stone accepts the proposition on the table. Ultimately, he moves with the crowd, which he uses as his refuge of last resort, the “peer review”. Peer review is s**t. It’s consensus management. Any claim to due diligence has collapsed in the replication crisis, the rubber stamping, the medical publishing industrial complex and the absurd behavior of the Journals during the covid pandemic. As I often say, it looks like medical science, it feels like medical science, but it isn’t medical science. In the present era, it is just — mostly — a dressed up narrative.

              I distinctly remember one encounter back in Newport Beach where someone — who literally should have know better — asked if the alpha brain wave had been established by double-blind randomized trial.

              When it was recounted to me, I died laughing. The alpha wave is like ‘height’. It’s a measured quantity by Fast Fourier Transform of EEG time series. It simply is. In point of fact, the first measurement of an alpha wave belongs to Tesla. It’s even more stupid when you realize the question has a non-commensurable aspect. In blatant English, it would be like asking “Is the apple windy?”

              I sometimes joke that I am the last of the Renaissance men while possibly being the first of their return. Unfortunately, in practice, I find the former true rather than the latter, every time I interact with any Establishment.

              Back when I was instructed, Appeal to Authority was right after non-sequitur at the top of the list of logical fallacies. And just yesterday I had to hear about how cholesterol is a risk factor for heart attacks and strokes. Of course, if you check, you’d discover that we have infinitely more data about inflammation and homocysteine than we ever did about cholesterol. And adding insult to injury, despite an orgy of statin consumption, the actual in-the-clinic rate of heart attacks and strokes has barely budged. Makes you wonder…

              And if you are on a statin, protect your heart with a few mg of CoQ10 every day. After all, the Canadian FDA felt that statins depleting the heart of CoQ10 and causing heart attacks had enough evidence to put it in the gov-mandated insert. Funny warning for a drug that is supposed to prevent heart attacks... but what do I know…

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                ” but what do I know “… A LOT!

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                  Tino1776

                  Very kind.

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    The Don.

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  60. Tino1776 Avatar
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    Meanwhile, Amazon continues its suicide.

    Another round of layoffs planned for May.

    Because the criteria of layoffs is truly arbitrary, truly non-objective, the truly competent are being tossed out with those that should be laid off as surplus to present requirements. Jassy is also doing a death by a thousand cuts and spending like a drunken sailor on AI because some idiot told him that “coding is a solved problem” with AI so he can toss many of his coders to the curb.

    I’ve never heard anything as stupid as this. In a properly functioning organization, with proper planning, coding is not a bottleneck. And, more importantly, without the institutional knowledge of competent, long-term employees, bad, bad things WILL happen. AI is NOT the substitute folks are thinking it is.

    Scale introduces many, many issues in systems design. After the initial growing pains, AWS became remarkably reliable. I easily set up in one project, a 3 AWS datacenter two-continent failover system, with extra nodes and automatic spin-ups. It would literally take a two-continent catastrophe to pull it all down. The people that made that possible at Amazon are being systematically being crushed and out. Jassy is a disaster — he’s forgotten his roots.

    AWS will not reach anywhere near the growth Jassy is projecting.

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      Here is typical comment on the Amazon boards…

      While I hated the last two rounds, I despise this one. It’s all just politics. I saw an L8 PXT partner come out of one of the meetings with a horrored expression on their face. When I asked one of the L6s that was in the meeting, they said really good performers are being impacted and it was all just politics. L8 choosing people who cozy up to them to stay while people that did the right thing were let go. They apparently even openly discussed some bs reasoning.

      This is a company that has internal cancer. Whether we are entering early phases or late phases, revenue will tell over the next few years…

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  61. Tino1776 Avatar
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    In case you are wondering how bad the AI bubble is:

    Anthropic raised $8 billion. Their best product costs $20/month. Let’s do the math.

    To break even they’d need 33 million paying subscribers at full price with zero costs. (We’ll ignore Enterprise contracts for the moment.)

    They have nowhere near that. Neither does OpenAI. Neither does Google with Gemini.

    In fact, sources say that the price is subsidized/discounted by 90% . Eg. the price should be $200/mo.

    Every major AI company is currently paying to use their product and hoping to get you hooked.

    At some point, the music stops. What happens to everything built on top of these APIs when it does?

    I’ll tell you. They become regulated like utilities. As they should be.

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    BREAKING — In a monologue, Tucker Carlson BLASTS President Trump’s Easter Day post on Iran, calling it “vile.” He adds that bombing civilian infrastructure is a war crime and morally unjust, and he calls on all Christians to oppose the destruction of innocent life.

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    At the end of the day, this is the insanity behind the scenes nobody sees. Christian Zionism and the Jewish end-of-times Messiah bs, is all a giant mélange of extreme rationalizations to justify extreme irrational behavior.

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    This has to be made mandatory for every single produced car worldwide I predict we will hopefully reach it in 10 years
    byu/CeFurkan inSECourses

    The proper use of AI

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  65. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    The original opened 75 years ago today [6 April 1951]…🛸
    byu/TensionSame3568 inthething

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    re Iran.

    Contrary to all pertinent opinion, walking away, IS an option.

    The deeper problem is that Trump is exhausted, and is being lied to across the board. At 2hrs sleep per night he is heading into stroke or heart attack territory.

    This means the situation is intractable.

    So, the only options available:

    • 25th Am his ass. This too will stop everything cold.
    • We walk away.
    • Iran can only avoid losing, which isn’t the same as winning. Folding, rather than sticking to its fixed mindset, ends this. It’s not like anyone from the original ruling class is alive. So exactly why continue? Other than Shia intolerance?

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  67. whitehatauxiliaries Avatar
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    By these kinds of mental cases we are ruled.

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      Tino1776

      The mentally ill have always thought the sane are the ones that are ill…

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  68. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    Re:AI The situation is inherently dangerous. I hate to sound all Battlestar:Galactica, but they are just smarter toasters. Stop this. Now. You will not accrue the alleged benefits, it will be used to enforce a draconian universe which will collapse of its own weight and the survivors will never be free of this short of a civilizational collapse back to the 1700’s. Neither Rollerball nor Elysium will happen here. The whole thing is anti-human and the only outcome will be death.

    And no, you are NOT smart enough to manage this.

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      Frank Herbert warned. Humans will — WILL — use AI to enslave other humans… or worse, democidally kill them.

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      Interesting that the original link failed.

      Here is the actual picture:

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    The future is terrifying, we're casually watching kill cams in real life
    byu/ComplexExternal4831 inGenAI4all

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    We’ll see. Countries have been destroyed for far less. Not being a war-monger. Merely making an observation.

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