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by verisimi 2y ago
> Lately she's become addicted to bird and mice videos on Youtube so she comes up to me and stares intently at my laptop and/or desktop until I put those on for her. Funny. In a way, it is possible to have a more meaningful con
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by verisimi 2y ago
Let's do it!
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by verisimi 2y ago
Your code will list and go round in wide circles.
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by verisimi 2y ago
> My question is how may of you are actually willing to give Musk more money after the questionable, legal, and ethical behavior he's exhibited while working for DOGE. Oh yes, far better to give to alt-man, google or Facebook - thos
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by verisimi 2y ago
The EU and UK are good for data protection?
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by verisimi 2y ago
Individuals can take on groupthink idea (ie a company) - they can re-interpret the information in a relatively coherent way. Think of the idea of say 'Christians' - there is a relatively coherent idea there being animated in all
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by verisimi 2y ago
I assure you, that a company cannot have a morality. It also cannot have a preference for chocolate ice cream, basketball or have children. Companies are not made of people either. Similarly, if you want to speak to a company, you will s
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by verisimi 2y ago
Rejecting the systems that have trained us into being happy to dedicate ourselves towards a series of communal goals that we have had no input in deciding, nor any means of avoiding; 'growing' the individual to identify with their
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by verisimi 2y ago
Art installations are frequently moved.
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by verisimi 2y ago
> Reaching speeds up to 33,000 km/h, the winds make up the fastest jet stream of its kind ever measured on a planet. Great planet for sailing!
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by verisimi 2y ago
> Does being publicly traded imply a company shouldn't have a moral code to stand by? Yes. The appearance of a moral code is all that is necessary. And btw, companies cannot be moral, any more than any other object (chair, house) c
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by verisimi 2y ago
> Why is it even important to stay informed? So that you stay in formation with everyone else, of course!
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by verisimi 2y ago
Teenagers wearing t shirts or skateboarding is conformism. The middle aged reflecting on their teenage "nonconformist" activities is just more conformism.
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by verisimi 2y ago
With which bacterial cell am I speaking?
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by verisimi 2y ago
You do understand, that government really can't care, right? People, animals can care. An institution cannot. It is a social construct. It is an anthropomorphising projection to attribute care or hate or thoughtfulness or any other
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by verisimi 2y ago
Government cannot care. You're looking for love in all the wrong places.
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by verisimi 2y ago
*SOTA state of the art
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by verisimi 2y ago
> We experienced two cultural revolutions, first in the world of ancient Greece, subsequently in the modern era of scientific enlightenment. Oh yeah, I remember them well!
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by verisimi 2y ago
Nick Kyrgios isn't actually black though. Wierd.
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by verisimi 2y ago
Yes, this is true. But then nefarious tricks by tech companies aren't exactly punished. Eg google itself attempted to kill rss, by massively supporting it then dropping it. This is not an illegal or punishable offence (it is immoral
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by verisimi 2y ago
I'm a huge fan of rss, bemoan Google's evil actions, etc. I'll add my recommendation after looking for an rss reader for the longest time - Feeder. Free, open source and excellent.
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by verisimi 2y ago
> I don't think insurers are the most corrupt Lol, nice defence
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by verisimi 2y ago
That's because the literature has a value in its own right. Like history, the message that is presented, is for the present. Reality/truth be damned. The present day operational advantage is all. This is very cynical - but also
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by verisimi 2y ago
Is democratic society the hill to die on? Sources?
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by verisimi 2y ago
You do know that its ok to turn off the TV too? Lol
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by verisimi 2y ago
Surely the conspiracy theories were wrong - it can't be we are stumbling into technocratic feudalism, with biometric ID and health checks required to leave you house? This isn't China, right?
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by verisimi 2y ago
Such fictional assumptions... > Some 45,000 years ago, a tiny group of people — fewer than 1,000, all told — wandered the icy northern fringes of Europe. Is it not possible that: Some 45,000 years ago, a tiny group of people — fewer than
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by verisimi 2y ago
I genuinely cannot tell if this video is an AI creation or real. That 'the internet was amazed' or whatever when this was announced, ie taking about it as a historical announcement, is a strange, confusing approach.
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Tesla aircraft – is this a fake story [video](youtube.com)
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by verisimi 2y ago
It's almost like there an agenda to allow for corporate and government control of all technology.

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