bluealienpie

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by bluealienpie 14d ago
I think might more accurately reflect the current situation, definitely more slanted towards archivist https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OX2SPQEPlk8&ra=m
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by bluealienpie 14d ago
They had the laws to stop him but since congress stopped legislating, it gave the supreme courts wide discretion to approve executive actions. Strong executive isn’t a flaw of the system, it’s the inevitable consequence of years of media il
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by bluealienpie 15d ago
I was awed by the future he promised, especially https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Respirocyte Looking back, he’s great at selling a future of possibility as long as you don’t track all the errors.
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by bluealienpie 18d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komarodin I’m neither aroused nor enraged. Good job.
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by bluealienpie 21d ago
Eliminating all rights in the name that one person may be bad seems like a slippery slope especially one filled with anecdotes instead of sources.
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by bluealienpie 22d ago
In the current phase it just displaces the need for taxi labor. In the long term, you could technically remove all signage and have V2V communication to define vehicle movement without ever stopping. Example you could make an intersection w
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by bluealienpie 22d ago
I think the main issue that the NHS model of 10+ years ago worked when fully funded. The Canadian model is a mix match of US healthcare and Medicare. Some drugs aren’t covered, some procedures take forever, and you don’t get guaranteed doct
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by bluealienpie 25d ago
I want them to be negatively impacted. Maybe a couple family members spoke publicly about what’s happening, and the rest remain silent or indifferent. My cousins are too busy with their multi million dollar AI roles to even see us non-milli
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by bluealienpie 25d ago
But the Canadian government wants to be the 51st state. They have rapidly defunded social services, expanded fossil fuels and will adopt US style militarization. In fact, purchasing those munitions from the only country that has threatened
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by bluealienpie 1mo ago
Patagonia as it’s referred to today was never unpopulated, it still has an indigenous population. This narrative is used everywhere for vast untamed wilderness that just ignores the many people still living there.
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by bluealienpie 1mo ago
X is terrible, so don’t address Y is an awful way of framing any issue.
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by bluealienpie 1mo ago
Exactly, the abuse of power and the everyone going along with it is the issue. The supreme court and executive now function as a complete governing body without any input from congress. Every spending bill gets passed with bipartisan suppor
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by bluealienpie 1mo ago
Shoot and cry
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by bluealienpie 1mo ago
So no candidate ran on tax cuts? Explicitly for high income earners?
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by bluealienpie 2mo ago
Israel has densely populated urban neighborhoods that would be completely wiped out in a conventional attack. Tehran would be destroyed with nukes but so would every major Israeli city. The scale of country size is immense. If Israel though
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by bluealienpie 2mo ago
AI rating AI? Am I missing something.
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by bluealienpie 2mo ago
I know people honestly working to make government taxation efficient to help people, but they then take those profits and buy 3-4 houses in lower income communities and rent them out at exorbitant rates once renovated. None of this would be
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
*Murderer
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
This is the media equivalent of showing a family swimming on the lake when discussing heatwave death. You have valid life experience but it’s not relevant to the topic at hand.
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
Agree on tabloids in general but this is widely reported https://www.theguardian.com/film/2026/jun/19/luca-guadagnino...
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
Google summaries from websites mainly did this before “AI” came around. Now I just don’t know the source unless I dig myself. Would rather it went back to before, or at least they implemented the veracity checks better. I thought it was int
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
Fundamentally the issue is that visa requirements are restrictive creating concentrated demand for labor. There are countries with higher paying jobs that can done online, but every position doesn't just shift overseas. We put the onus
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
The purpose is support enterprises which have investment in genocide, the free speech nature of this website was always questionable at best.
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
They also committed genocide as well. Surprising that even after Israeli human rights organizations acknowledge it, it still remains stuck in the mind of capitalists to support profit at any cost.
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
And if you pay taxes and social security for 20+ years why wouldn’t you be entitled to it? Especially considering you wouldn’t be using expensive programs like Medicare.
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
I think the difference between a targeting a specific piece of military hardware compared to training an AI model to target humans and infrastructure is quite different. This explains why drones that get misdirected will target oil infrastr
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
Universities administrators, yes. Funding for basic research, no.
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by bluealienpie 3mo ago
To Kill A Mockingbird may have a slight disagreement with your analysis.
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by bluealienpie 4mo ago
We argued that AI would free us to explore the arts. Instead it first came for written language and images. So what's left when it can write all the programs, drive all the cars, and AI sensors on farms can monitor and distribute nutri
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by bluealienpie 4mo ago
Sadly, I think you need to look at opinions outside where you live. I thought that a 6 foot 2 man smacking his child to ground so hard she couldn't hear would be a crime. Only to be told that it was only a crime if he closed his fist i

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