Your options are:

1. Be captured by crazed terrorists (Israel)

2. Be captured by crazed terrorists (Hammas)

People will still pay for it because consumerism or smth.

There is no way that actually works. Its probably going to show me porn or something.

Edit: What the fuck ?! (it works)

IDK like 200 million people???

Marketing, that’s all it is. Companies know how to make ads convincing you that you need their product.

Exactly.

Google added a AI at the top of search results with a premium version that’s supposed to be better somehow.

Good point, good point

Well that would also be interesting

Ok, ignore that part

Well privacy laws haven’t stopped companies so far.

Also this is the only company that makes stethoscopes so if you don’t allow them to collect your data its just “too bad so sad”.

This dosent change jack shit. UN memberships have to be approved by all the perminent members of the security council and the US is a perminent member of said council. And in the UN the US always does what Israel tells them to.

If I remember correctly last year there was a vote on palistine becoming a member and the only countires that voted no was the US and Israel but palistine is still not a member because Israel told the US to block it.

I keep all the stuff I get and somehow manage to lose all the one I need to keep.

I did not know what those were for before seeing this but I remeber seeing “source=chat_gpt” next to a link to a source in a news article and thought that it was odd.

If he really signed all the pardons, executive orders, and memos he would look like the Quagmire meme by now

I remember hearing about him in a 99pi episode and have been meaning to lesrn more.

If I understand correctly the patients consent is never asked before their data is collected, I could easily see this data being sold to advertising companies. Imagine having a heart attack and when you get home all you see is ads for life insurance.

Giving each person in a hospital a $300 stethoscope + $200 phone + $120 for the subscription + a whole new IT team is simply too expensive when hospitals already struggle to afford basic supplies like vaccines.