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Comment Re:Developing AI to research biology is good (Score -1) 25

and worse it would provide 1 meal a day to those 42 million... not solving their hunger but keeping them from death or organ deterioration from starvation at best. A good solution would cost... twice as much? add medicine?

858 million are hungry in the world they say, and I believe them. Really things like massive canals, energy farms and other big projects would make lasting dent in world hunger. The cost might be trillion or over but that's being realistic at least. We could have tariffs on all well-off countries, that might be a solution that works. tariffs on stock and etf trades the world over, that might be another solution.

Comment Re:Developing AI to research biology is good (Score -1) 25

utter nonsense, there is no way $7.25 for each of the 828 million living in hunger would help in any meaningful way. there is no credible plan in that price range. The World Food Program you make a claim about said it would cost $40 billion per YEAR, that I believe.

Comment Re:Another victim of the Streisand effect (Score -1) 57

Actually almost all locks are trivially easy to pick, as a couple youtube channels with massive followings prove again and again. In fact there have been a very few locks where people on those channnels take more than two minutes to open, that would be the ones to buy as those are exceptional (there are no unpickable locks you can buy at a store)

Comment Re:Waking up 10 years from now (Score -1) 265

you're funny. It is advancing civilization to let jobs that can be done by machines, to be done by machines. If you want to pound your laundry on rocks no one is stopping you.

USA is still at the forefront of biotech, ai, advanced digital chips, space exploration

But, seems we have more useless whiners like you now.

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