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The amendments to the U.S. Constitution generally limited the power of the government as time went on. Less government is *almost* always better. I'm no anarchist but I do believe that we need to massively trim the fat from time to t
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The constitution is not a list of rights the people have, it's a list of rights the Government Doesn't have. You want to add government to fix government? Or take rights away to support your own chosen party? That's a fools e
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1y ago
They take turns.
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Social platforms have taken steps to promote thought-harmony by joyfully unshowing wrongthink and unbalanced word-units, ensuring content aligns with community wellness standards. In the pursuit of safety-plus and truth-good, certain speak-
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It's more than that.. Its a white night trogon horse designed to consolidate power and oppress the people.
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This is true, it's an unfortunate race to the bottom of the attention economy. The only real solution is educating people about the trash tactics that are used to manipulate them.
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But they are the best set of laws invented by humans so far for self governance. No kings, no popes, no dictators. As flawed as the current system is, the laws are good even if the people executing them are trash. You can change lots o
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1y ago
I always assume it's both sides (no matter the topic) to some degree.
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Great, replace search with a new "tool" that is fully capable of autonomously analyzing user behavior and hand that data over on a silver platter to law enforcement bypassing all the legal red tape. AI truly is a Faustian Bargain.
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YouTube is “riding a tiger,” and the moment creators realize they hold the real power, the game is up. I believe the platform purposely creates a fear of the unknown with intermittent reward–punishment cycles. Random rules enforcement, vide
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The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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The beauty behind that is if they can get all the rest of the world to do it then they can point to that to push it here at home. Break the narrative abroad and after the frogs are acclimated turn up the heat at home.
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I don't have proof but I have a felling this is the work of Palantir. After Trump made the announcement that they would be working on solving the ID crisis in America not a month later everywhere all at once started pushing for online
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Our operating systems are being locked down to the point where you will need an online tracked ID in order to log on. Systems like Recall will be used to track user behavior and drive analytics and control mechanisms designed to maximize co
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Correct, and it's to put the genii back in the bottle so to speak. Great video on how AI is being actively used to break the internet. Cause a problem, provide the solution. https://youtu.be/-gGLvg0n-uY?si=KDEVLayU5ToEE
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Related video about the need to control AI with a global ID system to control "misinformation and disinformation" as it will be imposable to tell what is real and what is fake. We are getting hit from all sides. You will be tracke
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Are they? we used to have same day numbers... Now elections can take weeks to figure out who won. Progress in the negative direction.
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Not a bug but a feature... The messier things get the more "Realpolitik" can happen (using it pejoratively).
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1y ago
100% Agree. Let's get back to brass tacks and stop all the monkey business. Even if there is no tomfoolery goin on (and I believe there is) why not make it beyond doubt?
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Also an excellent video by Alpha Phoenix on how you can make it almost impossible to detect. https://youtu.be/Lq-Y7crQo44
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Of course! Titular gerrymandering video by CGP Grey https://youtu.be/Mky11UJb9AY
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1y ago
Yes, I do.
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He would have to get permission of the governor. I think there is a loop hole for DC because it has no governor. "The Act (Posse Comitatus Act) does not prevent the Army National Guard or the Air National Guard under state authority fr
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Well, they are for cars. So play at your own risk. I played in the streets and rode my bike every summer day (still do just not as much). But I also knew that 2000lbs of steel traveling at 30mph is not going to stop for me so my life was in
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Bingo. What happened to teaching your kids to not play in the street?
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From the Wiki Page: "The Act does not prevent the Army National Guard or the Air National Guard under state authority from acting in a law enforcement capacity within its home state or in an adjacent state if invited by that state
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More like 3, quote from Helion about the ne plant being built right now . "The company said, with site work now underway, Helion remains on track to meet the goal of doing so by 2028." Also, wind and solar are not the end,
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Solar and wind are not "renewable" in the same way plastic recycling "works". The total LiveCycle of wind and solar arguably cause more pollution from the materials used. you can't recycle wind and solar when they a
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Boy, people don't seem to like the idea of fusion...
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That's fair, I forget there is no auto preview here... I'll add the description
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