>>23885542, >>23885559 This is about Children killing themselves because of OpenAI.
Open a.i.? Really? That's a thing now? We have that without a.i.
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Why was the arrest of Alwaleed and others important?
How is Alwaleed and BO tied to HUMA?
Why did Alwaleed finance BO pre-political days?
Why did Alwaleed finance BO pre-political days?
What is HUMA? Define.
What book was BO caught reading?
Why was this immediately disregarded as false?
What is ‘Post-American World by Fareed Zakaria’?
Why is this relevant?
Why would the President of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA be reading this book?
What church did BO attend as pre-POTUS?
Who was BO’s mentor?
How is Alwaleed and HRC connected?
Who was HRC’s mentor?
How is Alwaleed and Bush Sr./Jr.connected?
What occurred post 9-11?
What war did we enter into?
What was the purpose and disclosures given re: justification?
Who financed 9-11?
Why, recently, are classified 9-11 pages being released?
What just occurred in SA?
What FOIA docs are being publicly released (recently)?
Why is this relevant?
What information is contained within these c-releases?
Why is C Wray important with regards to these releases?
What does money laundering mean?
What is the single biggest event that can generate many nation states to payout billions?
Who audits where the money goes?
$15,000 for a toothbrush?
Reconcile.
Why did we attack Iraq?
Halliburton.
Who are they?
What do they specialize in?
What is oil field service?
Why is this relevant?
What ‘senior’ level political officials are affiliated w/ Halliburton?
What is the primary goal?
What is the primary mode of influence that drives corruption?
What does money buy?
How is this connected to SA?
How is this connected to Alwaleed?
How is this connected to LV?
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LV =50 5
Sent the men to other back yards and not in our back yards and now there's only Scotland Yard.
That's 3 Feet.
Boo!
Did Greene's construction co. build the island temple?
Did Greene's construction co. build the island temple?
Who cares?
Who knows whete the bodies are buried?
Caption: deadlift
CP
they dispose of evidence for the elite cp perveyors (miss spelling in tents ion AL)
>Did Greene's construction co. build the island temple?
>deadlift
Clean and jerk and snatch?
Clean
The lifter pulls the barbell from the floor to a "racked" position across their deltoids, without resting it on their clavicles.
Jerk
The lifter explosively presses the barbell overhead, locking it out with straight arms and legs, and finishing with their feet in line with their torso and the barbell
Clean "Snatch"
Snatch
Clean and Jerk
Motion One continuous motion from the floor to overhead.
Pro-Curer and not the m.d. type
Snatch [you like dags?]
One continuous motion from the floor to overhead.
Darwin: Sexual Selection
Godwin
AI Overview
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"Godwin theory" most commonly refers to Godwin's Law, an internet adage stating that as an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a reference to Hitler or Nazis approaches 1. This happens because such comparisons are often used to shut down an argument when participants are unable to make a constructive point, signifying a breakdown of logical discourse. Less commonly, the term can refer to the political theories of William Godwin, an early anarchist who argued for individual liberty and the eventual abolition of the state in works like An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice.
Godwin's Law (Internet Maxims)
The Law:
As an online discussion continues, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1.
Origin:
Formulated by Mike Godwin in 1990 to address the tendency for online debates to devolve into unproductive and extreme comparisons.
Implication:
The law suggests these comparisons often signal that the arguer has run out of logical arguments and is trying to win by using a fallacious and emotionally charged comparison (also known as a reductio ad Hitlerum).
Modern Application:
While the law is often invoked to end a discussion, a recent study has suggested that in practice, the probability of such a comparison decreases after a certain point, and the initial inclusion of the terms actually tends to increase the length of the conversation.
William Godwin's Political Philosophy
Core Ideas:
Godwin was a political philosopher whose work laid the groundwork for anarchism. He believed that individuals are naturally good and that the state corrupts them.
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Why you stalin'?
B-rad
Treaty of Lisbon is undemocratic. Who voted for itbut unelected bureaucrats.
AI Overview
Nigel Farage has been a staunch critic of the
Lisbon Treaty since it was introduced, claiming it was a way for the EU to achieve a political union "by stealth, by deception" after the rejection of the proposed European Constitution by French and Dutch voters. Farage argues that the Lisbon Treaty brought in most of the constitutional changes without allowing for referendums in many countries, thus bypassing the democratic will of the people.
"By stealth, by deception": Farage's main argument is that the EU ignored the results of the 2005 referendums in France and the Netherlands, which rejected the European Constitution. He claims that the Lisbon Treaty was then introduced as a "back door" method to implement the same goals as the constitution without putting it to a popular vote.
Ignores democratic will: According to Farage, the treaty represented the EU's determination to create a political union, and its supporters were willing to circumvent democratic processes to achieve it. He points to the fact that the Irish had to vote twice on the treaty to get the 'yes' vote it needed, as an example of how the EU would pressure people into voting again until the desired result was achieved.
Turning point for Farage: Farage has stated that the Lisbon Treaty was a turning point for him, solidifying his opposition to the European Union as a whole. The experience, he says, convinced him that the EU institutions were "fanatical" about expanding power and were unwilling to give it up.
Opposition to political union: Farage's opposition stems from a belief that the EU was moving from a common market to an undemocratic political union with too much centralized power. He has consistently argued against this further integration, and his campaign against the Lisbon Treaty has been a central part of his political career