More precisely, Biden voluntarily returned documents without being asked, when he realised they were in his possession. Trump refused to hand over documents after being repeatedly asked to, and had people moving them around his property to try to avoid detection by federal agents sent to retrieve them.

Heresy. Thou shalt not question the "pedo guy" guy.

The voting system is the problem. This does not require constitutional change:

Each state can change their elections for the House of Representatives to something better, like ranked choice single transferable vote in multi-seat constituencies. Changing presidential elections would require constitutional change, but the main problem with American politics appears not to be the presidency, but that the house is completely dysfunctional, refusing to hold the presidency to account in some cases, being unable to pass budgets, parties taking absurd positions because they are the opposite of the position already claimed by the only opposition, etc.

In most EU countries, there is an expectation of honesty in business dealings. Yes, there are always shady characters, but America seems to have an ingrained business culture of trying to fuck everyone else over. I'm not certain why that leads you to the conclusion that it is the EU that is garbage in comparison.

Microsoft Exec: Why Aren't More People Impressed With AI? Microsoft Co-Pilot: People are justifiably unimpressed with AI because it often feels unreliable, lacks human nuance, raises ethical concerns, and sometimes dulls rather than enhances critical thinking.

It did say they admit fewer than 30% of applicants. I don't care what your applicant pool is, if people in the 70th percentile and above can't halve a fucking number, you're in trouble.

No, I don't think I did miss the point. Saying that AI consciousness is impossible is religion. Accusing people of being satanic for performing AI research just shows the thin skin of people who devoutly believe in their false gods. They don't want science filling any more gaps in our collective knowledge, because the reason to believe in a god has always been to explain things we don't understand.

To be honest, I would say Palantirs policy, while possibly working out well for those 22 students, is irrelevant to the other 99.9994% of students graduating this year.

There you have it folks! All the science you need to know: God did it.

Going to have to run this one past HR, mickey turned on by default may not be universally appreciated.

I'll just leave this here.

Not sure why you're whinging. You sound like you qualify in at least one DEI category.

You sheeple will believe anything.

I think that's more an argument about personhood rather than life. Both examples you gave are of a human without a functioning brain.

North Atlantic != world.