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Then you grossly misunderstand how far along AI is. AGI is not even a remote possibility with current techniques and implementations (and I would contest, entirely impossible with digital logic). It's just massive amount of statistics
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>Hahaha! You have to be joking? Which modern, high quality of life, non capitalist countries are less harmful to the environment? >You have no scruples at all do you? "No insight into" then you go on avoiding the point and j
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Cool, what does that have to do with the verifiable facts about who he was as a person and the role they played in his writings and philosophy?
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30275285
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Exactly, and I would be remiss to leave out in an absurdly short period of time on the scale of human history. It's so far beyond coincidence it's laughable to contend that it might be.
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It's an objective historical fact. The overwhelming majority of ethical and moral progression in human history coincided with the extension of private property rights to more and more of the general population, and retracted when those
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lol two of the sources are literally post graduate level efforts, ironic given your fifth grade teacher comment. You don't know what primary evidence means. I've linked several sources that include indisputable, concrete evidence,
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It's a propaganda technique as old as time
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https://gjia.georgetown.edu/2021/08/17/the-uyghur-genocide-t... https://eagle.bchigh.edu/features/2021/04/26/the-uyghur-geno... https://www.cnn.com/2021&#x
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A prominent, recent example: "If it saves just one life, it's worth it."
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Now imagine the same government bureaucratic policies being used to run public healthcare in the US. What do you think is going to happen to the supply of healthcare professionals?
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"The push has involved aggressively wooing brands and large ad agencies such as Omnicom Group, whilst simultaneously seeking to temper the dark underbelly of the platform — once a hotbed for far-right and misogynist groups — after year
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No, it definitely isn't. Every time a major org claims to be open to OSS it rapidly reverts to old tools and ecosystems. The new CIO can claim all he wants, it's not going to happen. DoD is run by entrenched civil servants. I'
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Needing sleep
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When it comes to government, there's almost no such thing as temporary or emergency power.
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Accounting profit is literally revenue minus appropriate cost analysis. You can't determine profit without appropriate cost. That's the point of the paper and my contention . You're wrong. Stop gaslighting. https:/
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"The government earns a 'profit' from the bailout of -$200 + $210 = $10 million. Figure 3 illustrates the situation and makes clear its conceptual shortcoming." "At 3.5% of 2009 GDP it is a cos
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The original comment stated that the bailouts have been profitable for the taxpayer and cited the ProPublica bailout tracker as evidence of this. I said that they have not been profitable to the taxpayer. I pointed out that the conclusi
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"The government argues in opposition that this argument fails because it never claimed that the excerpted portion of the email reflected the defendant’s personal thoughts. Rather, regardless of whether the email reflected the defe
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Quick Google searches without vetting the assertions made by an author are not good practice She regularly lies by omission, and also leads the New Israel Fund, one of Adalah's chief financial supporters. https://www.camera.
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What objections do you have to the evidence presented and logic used? Again I'll ask, do you dismiss black BLM supporters on the basis that because they're unabashedly pro-black, they can't present objective, unbiased evidenc
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Section 2 is literally the basis of my original point that declaring repayment as profitable to the tax payer is inaccurate accounting of costs. I've read the entire paper. I'm not sure why you're so bent on ignoring plainly
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