definitely_AI

Femboy kitty is a hardcore racist MAGA supporter who wants forced sterilization of trans people and thinks Gavin Newsom is a communist spy sent by China to inject children with 5G radiation

What the fuck is fentanyal.

“No, because werewolves aren’t real.”

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1. Mostly no, the hairs retreat into the body, but there is also some shedding. This is my not very firm belief and I will not die on that hill, but I might build a trench halfway maybe.

2. No, they use the teeth to puncture the vessels, then drink the blood normally, the way you would normally drink blood. I would not die on this hill either, perhaps set up a machine gun nest, in case the trench proved insufficient.

She’s eligible to become president then.

People usually don’t just bomb random countries in the middle east for prof…

…Never mind.

Let’s normalize illegal imperial wars for profit and oil without congressional approval, because who likes THAT guy amirite

Online discourse right now: You are either with Khamenei or you are with Trump, and Khamenei was a bad guy surely you aren’t with him, what are you, a terrorist?

Le Epic Fury

It’s from… 2003, I think?

http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=irule

No cigar this time! But we’ll keep playing.

That is precisely correct, capitalism is in some sense like a story, I don’t remember who wrote it, in which human scientists ask a semi-omnipotent AI to answer some question, and the AI decides that in order to solve it, it needs to transform all the matter in the solar system into an even greater AI, and calmly treats human extinction as an irrelevant side effect.

“Maximize profit forever” is a bad algorithm if the goal is to sustain a thriving human society. It has no goal state. Just more, forever. Capitalism is fundamentally flawed in its core design and central idea, that somehow, by creating ever more “wealth”, everyone gets richer as a whole, while not taking into account the societal effects of some getting vastly richer than others, compounding over time unto infinity.

I could go on. But capitalism is a fundamentally broken idea that will implode on itself as a matter of causation as it plays out over time, it is logically and physically incapable of sustaining itself. We are seeing the late stage effects of it play out before our eyes right now.

First of all, I don’t even know what this is. If it’s supposed to be a dog, then it’s the shittiest dog I’ve ever seen. I almost had a seizure when I saw this one. Three words: too many colors. Also, eggs aren’t supposed to have ears, dipshit. It wouldn’t be too bad if the color were kept inside the lines, you picked a new perspective, used non-abrasive colors and asked someone with talent to paint it for you. On one hand I want to give an A for effort but… F

Jokes on you! You can’t talk to bitches, because that is sexual assault.

My father always used to tell me that the reason we don’t have requirements on academic qualifications for political office is that in a democracy everyone should have the same chance to get to govern and on the merit of their ideas and character, and that placing academic rules on governance would create an unfair advantage for the privileged and only further entrench class divisions.

I thought he had a point but was wrong when he was alive, and I think he has a point and is wrong now that he’s dead. Our society is much too complex and fragile for people with no formal education or the most fundamental capacity for critical thinking to handle governing hundreds of millions of people at a time.

I feel like he had a point, but I feel like I do, too. I wouldn’t mind seeing some form of aptitude test. I mean jeez, you have to take a test to drive a car, but whichever snake oil salesman can decide to plunge the world into war? I don’t know…

Topical! Should one ever find oneself on the receiving end of USAF aggression, it stands to reason that IEDs would work just as well on foreign as domestic soil. Allegedly.

In a just world this man would be president.

The capitalist imperative is: make as much profit as you can as fast as you can.

The fastest way to make as much profit as you can is not to create the best possible product. Sure, that’ll get you far enough- but in capitalism there is never “enough”. For instance, you could use the capital you amassed to buy up all the competition and create a monopoly and hike prices to whatever you like because people will have no choice but to buy it from you, especially if it’s something essential like food, energy, housing, or what have you.

Of course, monopolies are illegal. Not because capitalism says so, but because society says so, in order to contain capitalism, which would otherwise consume society even faster than it already does!

Monopolies are just one ugly example, there are other ways of making super much profit super fast. Like, stealing! That, too, is illegal, because it goes against the very concept of living in a society, which itself is predicated on the idea that we are stronger and better and happier when we come together and pool our resources.

Alas, I wax verbose.

Funny you should mention that! The Phoebus cartel formed in 1924 by major light bulb manufacturers, because they were at a point where they were producing light bulbs that could last for decades, and they realized that this would kill their profits because nobody would buy bulbs because they lasted so long, so they made rules to deliberately make the bulbs fail after about 1,000 hours and fined members for making bulbs that lasted too long, effectively creating the concept of planned obsolescence as a business model.

See? Capitalism promotes innovation! In how to profit!

https://spectrum.ieee.org/the-great-lightbulb-conspiracy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoebus_cartel

In May 2021, after the project was acquired by Muse Group,[58] there was a draft proposal to add opt-in telemetry to the code to record application usage. Some users responded negatively, with accusations of turning Audacity into spyware.[59] The company reversed course, falling back to error/crash reporting and optional update checking instead.[60] Another controversy in July 2021[61] resulted from a change to the privacy policy which said that although personal data was stored on servers in the European Economic Area, the program would “occasionally [be] required to share your personal data with our main office in Russia and our external counsel in the USA”.[62] That July, the Audacity team apologized for the changes to the privacy policy and removed mention of the data storage provision which was added “out of an abundance of caution”.[61]

Awwww… :(

Hey at least they removed mentioning it in the TOS!

Yeyyy!.. :)

…:(

Will they get away with it? Vee’ll see.

I’ll go home now, HEY DON’T PUSH ME