We should be teaching machines to help us, not emulate our flaws and biases.

To help us, they must know us.

If you google, infant mortality by state, Mississippi has the highest infant mortality rate. Double that of many states... It must be a coincidence.

Don't be ridiculous. It's obviously because of vaccinations and not:

*having one of the highest premature birth rates in the nation

*obesity during pregnancy (Mississippi leads the nation in obesity too)

*widespread poverty

*an incredibly high rate of teenage births

Aiden claimed Thursday he could put a ring on his friend's head and make him invisible like Bilbo Baggins, who stole Gollum's "precious" in J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy series "The Lord of the Rings."

Somehow, the school authorities took the claim of one boy that he could use an invisibility ring to make someone invisible as a threat that he would 'make the other boy vanish'. Combined with the boy's past history with the school, I have to wonder whether the authorities are really so incredibly delusional and incompetent or if this is a deliberate campaign against him.

Because if someone calls in and they don't break your house and kill your dogs, someone will sue them?

Suing the police for not responding to actual violent crimes has been tried. The courts ruled that the police have no obligation.