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I am pretty sure that Altman is just a German version of Oldman. Sorry about ruining your intricate theory :)

tinfoilhatter 5mo ago
I'm confident that anyone who talks about replacing humans with machines, subscribes to the beliefs of Nick Land / Curtis Yarvin / Ray Kurzweil and laughs while making comments about AI destroying humanity is a Luciferian regardless of the origin of their last name :)
- rexpop 5mo ago
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    - fluffybucktsnek 5mo ago
      While their comment is abbrasive, that's a lot of assumptions about OP. Do you really know what their information source is? The core point remains valid, you could've just skipped the play on "alt-man" and you wouldn't have muddied your argument.
      - tinfoilhatter 5mo ago
        They called me a schizo in two separate comments and the only thing I did in my original post, was point out that his name was Altman which could be interpreted as alternate man. I never claimed that it was the etymological root of his name - the folks making the replies got upset for whatever reason and inferred that. Pointing things out that I find interesting to potential readers of my comment, doesn't necessarily muddle my argument. If I had said that alternate man was the origin of his last name, you or the other commenters might have a valid point, but I never did that. If someone is going to make broad assumptions about me and resort to infantile name calling in an attempt to demean me, I have no problem making broad assumptions about them in turn.
        rexpop 5mo ago
        Going forward, I'll consider using the term "apophenic", instead of "schizoid", but my point remains the same—you are burying the lede, re: very real, dangerous ideologies of Yarvin et al. with unserious associations like "alternate man", and even the bizarre, esoteric epithet "Luciferian."
        tinfoilhatter 4mo ago
        Luciferian is not an esoteric epithet. The UN is and was advised by Alice Bailey and the Lucis trust she created, which used to be called the Lucifer trust. You're simply displaying your ignorance and on top of it, acting like a complete asshole, because of your fragile ego and worldview. That's par for the course on this website though. If the UN is actively being advised by self-described Luciferians / theosophists, do you think it's impossible that there are other Luciferians in powerful positions around the world? It's definitely possible and not only is it possible, it's the truth, whether you want to admit it or not. Clearly you don't read what these people write, or know the history and associations of the people you talk about. You're a know-it-all that knows nothing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucis_Trust https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucis_Trust https://www.lucistrust.org/about_us/support_un https://www.lucistrust.org/about_us/support_un https://www.theblaze.com/return/what-the-un-isnt-telling-us-the-luciferian-roots-of-global-governance https://www.theblaze.com/return/what-the-un-isnt-telling-us-...

I'm confident that anyone who talks about replacing humans with machines, subscribes to the beliefs of Nick Land / Curtis Yarvin / Ray Kurzweil and laughs while making comments about AI destroying humanity is a Luciferian regardless of the origin of their last name :)

rexpop 5mo ago
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- tinfoilhatter 5mo ago
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  - fluffybucktsnek 5mo ago
    While their comment is abbrasive, that's a lot of assumptions about OP. Do you really know what their information source is? The core point remains valid, you could've just skipped the play on "alt-man" and you wouldn't have muddied your argument.
    - tinfoilhatter 5mo ago
      They called me a schizo in two separate comments and the only thing I did in my original post, was point out that his name was Altman which could be interpreted as alternate man. I never claimed that it was the etymological root of his name - the folks making the replies got upset for whatever reason and inferred that. Pointing things out that I find interesting to potential readers of my comment, doesn't necessarily muddle my argument. If I had said that alternate man was the origin of his last name, you or the other commenters might have a valid point, but I never did that. If someone is going to make broad assumptions about me and resort to infantile name calling in an attempt to demean me, I have no problem making broad assumptions about them in turn.
      - rexpop 5mo ago
        Going forward, I'll consider using the term "apophenic", instead of "schizoid", but my point remains the same—you are burying the lede, re: very real, dangerous ideologies of Yarvin et al. with unserious associations like "alternate man", and even the bizarre, esoteric epithet "Luciferian."
        tinfoilhatter 4mo ago
        Luciferian is not an esoteric epithet. The UN is and was advised by Alice Bailey and the Lucis trust she created, which used to be called the Lucifer trust. You're simply displaying your ignorance and on top of it, acting like a complete asshole, because of your fragile ego and worldview. That's par for the course on this website though. If the UN is actively being advised by self-described Luciferians / theosophists, do you think it's impossible that there are other Luciferians in powerful positions around the world? It's definitely possible and not only is it possible, it's the truth, whether you want to admit it or not. Clearly you don't read what these people write, or know the history and associations of the people you talk about. You're a know-it-all that knows nothing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucis_Trust https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucis_Trust https://www.lucistrust.org/about_us/support_un https://www.lucistrust.org/about_us/support_un https://www.theblaze.com/return/what-the-un-isnt-telling-us-the-luciferian-roots-of-global-governance https://www.theblaze.com/return/what-the-un-isnt-telling-us-...