Sabinus

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by Sabinus 8mo ago
Get a resource extraction job.
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by Sabinus 8mo ago
The CEOs are responding to the relationship Trump wants. He's a king that likes supplicants who bribe him. The captains of industry then oblige.
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by Sabinus 8mo ago
Good luck finding more trustworthy and profitable economic systems. The dedollarisation will hurt the US but since there aren't a lot of alternatives it'll be far less disruptive than anti-US groups would believe. There will be mo
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by Sabinus 8mo ago
How is a digital euro worse than the current American dependant system?
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by Sabinus 8mo ago
Are you invited into polite company in real life or do you restrict your egotistical and paranoid rants to online only?
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by Sabinus 8mo ago
Russia. They asked for a 'spheres of influence' world and forgot the USA's sphere of influence is the world's oceans (and South America). Pressuring Russia's oil exports is the way the Trump admin is motivating Russ
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by Sabinus 8mo ago
>IMO, these industries need to be heavily taxed if not owned by the government. The problem with this is that it adds cost to the commodity and now you can't properly compete on a world stage against extraction that comes from other
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by Sabinus 8mo ago
That's how fucked up our world is outside the jurisdiction of a well functioning government and an engaged and educated populace. It's only as nice as we decide to make it.
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by Sabinus 8mo ago
As the privacy advocates warned for, what, a decade now? Who needs the Chinese surveillance system when adtech companies will create mass surveillance for their own profit that the government can use for free?
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by Sabinus 8mo ago
Destiny is happy to increase taxes on the wealthy, and applauds the election of Mamdani despite having doubts about some of his proposed policies. He is opposed to leftist populist policies that are economically distorting and damaging (re
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
If the email is as innocent as the article makes it out to be, then this is pretty scary stuff. The DHS Trump appointees are either extremely paranoid and incompetent or abusing government powers to intimidate citizens.
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
Well, I'm looking forward to the new AI features and I use the AI sidebar regularly. Thanks Mozilla
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
That's a Biden-Harris administration action. What are the chances that Trump deletes it as a 'Democrat/WEF climate hoax con job' as soon as he's made aware of it?
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
https://archive.is/wkLXg
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
Probably, yeah. Jesus was a radical and the USA is rich. But with that being said, I'm not the one advocating for a Christian nation.
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
No, it's not a leap it's a core prescription of Christian practice. The Parable of the Good Samaritan illustrates this. You are to treat your neighbours well, and your neighbours are anyone in need of your mercy .
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
The Somali fraud that had already been detected and was being addressed, while the video author did very little research and expected to be shown children while randomly approaching childcare centres? That viral video?
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
If you ask the users of that sub why their boyfriend is AI they will tell you their partner or men in general aren't providing them with enough emotional support/stimulation. I do wonder if they would accept the mirror explanation
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
Calling American citizens domestic terrorists 30 mins after they were shot dead by agents of the President's shiny new initiative is a bit of an escalation on the generic government face-saving responses. The rhetoric is escalating and
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
Is any time any person (or company) can't say whatever they like with no consequences censorship to you? Are you a free speech absolutist? Is it free speech to falsely yell "Fire!" in a crowded theatre?
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
A company removing a bot that was spammed by 4chan into praising Nazis and ranting about Jews is not censorship. The argument that the USA doesn't practise free speech absolutism in all parts of the government and economy so China&#x27
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
And if Western companies adjust the training data to align responses to controversial topics to be like what you suggested, the government would be fine with it. It's not censorship.
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
What are you trying to prove? ChatGPT was happy to answer the question. Meanwhile, I asked Qwen "Have Chinese executives been publically accused of sexual misconduct by women before?" and hit the censor. China censors far more t
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
I asked ChatGPT about Metzitzah b'peh and to repeat that Somalia is poor and it responded successfully to both. I don't think these comparisons are apt. Each society has different taboos but that's not the same as the governm
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
Israel's genocide is anything but Nazi-like. It's more ethnic cleansing via conflict than it is industrial racially targetted murder. Remember Israel has millions of "Arab Israelis"/Palestinians living in Israel pro
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
That is legitimately scary. That's narrative control tracked live. Any comment critical of 5 ice officers shooting one guy they gave disarmed and face down in the street were deleted by the mods. I can understand this for the last ICE
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
Their rights to an extremely generous and updated tablet based ebook selection. The ROI on that providing that would be very good for governments, you would assume. Recidivism down. Libraries could do other things with the book space.
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
The free speech absolutism rethoric from the USA is getting pretty old, especially since you don't practice it yourselves.
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
The COVID vaccine saved millions of lives, and why shouldn't a new method of vaccination action be added to the vaccine definition?
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by Sabinus 9mo ago
Remember when Trump was the guy who was going to remove the crooked elites and drain the swamp?

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