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Americans think Communism today is better than freedom that might lead to tyranny.

@SilentSeeker @shortstories The science behind it is called physics, and physicists know that better than social scientists. If you, as a social scientists, are not familiar with the details, then ipso facto, you are not familiar with the risks, and should not speak out in your role as a "scientist".

I think it is very telling that among the skeptics physicists are very common, but in the hysterical crowd, politicians, social scientists, biologists and other such people low in the good chain

oof. I'm trying to hack a DOS game and I find someone who wrote a tool for it in 2007

the game is from 1994, meaning that it's been longer since the tool came out (19 years) than how old the game was at the time (13 years)

A new version of the ABC song was made to create

"more breathing room"

m.youtube.com/watch?v=5Gwd1Tt6

@EvolLove A vaccine that protects you against everything is basically impossible because some viruses mutate so readily which changes some of the virus structures which make it basically look like a completely new virus to the body. A single virus can have millions of possible variations. Vaccines work well with viruses that don't change much.

The average amount of pollution per person who is either an Ashkenazi or Sephardic Jew is greater than the average amount of pollution per person who is a White Goyim

I am not endorsing murder or illegal activites by asking the following question

A 50% drop in the worldwide population of Asian Indians & the worldwide population of Chinese Asians would do what to the amount of worldwide pollution

m.youtube.com/watch?v=dp5g1DDR

Unconditional Acceleration of technology leading to unconditional subjugation of humanity by computers with no chance of humans preventing it debunked

That's my general impression. The entire thing is a mess of political favoritism and backstabbing. It does not select for the smartest people.

@shortstories @SilentSeeker This is the truth. Social science professor more often believe in climate alarmism than physics professors as well.


Cold War 2.0 80: Is America Running Out of Missiles? | Tarik Cyril Amar 1 hour 6 mins

Is the Iran war pushing America's military stockpiles to their limits? And if Washington was warned that it could not sustain a prolonged conflict, how did the United States get here?

In Cold War 2.0 80, historian Tarik Cyril Amar joins Kevork Almassian to examine new reporting about the mounting military and geopolitical consequences of the Iran war.

The Washington Post reports that President Donald Trump confronted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over severe shortages of key munitions, including long-range guided missiles and air-defense interceptors. According to the report, those shortages have already influenced Washington's ability to consider further large-scale strikes against Iran. The White House and Pentagon dispute the reporting about the confrontation and the characterization of America's stockpiles.

But the bigger question is how the United States arrived at this point.

We examine reporting about the role of Israeli intelligence in the road to war, the expectation in Washington that the conflict could produce a relatively quick victory, and what five months of confrontation with Iran have revealed about the limits of American military power.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5v3GFsydjk

#kevorkalmassian #tarikcyrilamar #rotschildwarofattrition #usmilitarystockpiles #geopolitics
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I did my part and stayed away from black people so I don't affect them with my whiteness today, you're welcome homies

RE: mastodon.social/@h4ckernews/11

“In one recent survey, 74% of executives said they had more confidence in AI’s advice than in that of colleagues or friends, and 44% said they would defer to its reasoning over their own insights.
Sit with that for a second. Nearly half of senior leaders say they would trust a chatbot’s judgment over their own, on questions they were hired to answer.”
#ai #leadership #aipsychosis

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