No, I'm saying that their beliefs got kind of frozen in the 17th century. They don't believe in doctrinal development.

Given that the preacher involved gave this sermon in 1625, your use of the word "current" seems a bit odd to me.

Real history requires you to understand what people believed in the past, not what you currently believe, and not what somebody in a different culture believes.

My point was that Mennonite has different traditions than what you are used to, thanks to a couple of preachers in Switzerland in the 1600s.

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Amon's sermon on The Last Supper. Thursday Fast is an Anabaptist tradition commemorating weekly the timeline of Christ's trial and crucifixion.

The Catholic form only happens once a year at Easter, but includes Friday fasting throughout Lent.

It comes from an actual knowledge of history, as opposed to a fake presentism of history.

If the majority is in Intel Stock, divide that worth by 3

I'm one of the affected employees- or rather ex-employee, and I see this as being *completely genuine*. It is well within his morals and his Grovean Principles.

The whole theory behind climate change is that atmospheric carbon percentage determines the temperature. What part of that don't you understand?

And why would you limit emissions to the actions of only one species?

Only thing is, why robots? Wouldn't a buoy with a solar panel and cameras on the anchor chain and starlink feed be sufficient?

There is no chance of the current approach to AI producing "more correct" information. More detailed, perhaps, but each of those details will still have a 40% chance of being a total hallucination.

At $200 a month they'd better remove the "will not write violent feminist porn" limitation. Because that's the only class of people who will be using it.

Given it's history with hallucinations, I wouldn't trust it to solve 2+2=4

I think the definition of Silly Con Valley Intelligence is "Making stuff up to attract venture capital".

By that definition of intelligence, ChatGPT super smart mode is likely running at a rate of 500 lies a minute.

Makes me wonder what his definition of "smart" is. I'm beginning to think, at the rate that each version increases hallucinations instead of decreasing them, that the definition of smart the creators were going for was "pulling stuff out of my ass to attract venture capital".

Atmospheric carbon changes to temperature appear 10 years AFTER release.
We hit this tipping point way back in 2004 to 2006. This tipping point completely dwarfs *anything* we can do. If we see any average global cooling from 2020, it won't be until 2030.

In a world where any project that fails to come to completion and show ROI in a stock market quarterly reporting cycle is a failure, there is nothing to do about global climate change other than to adapt to that.

Adaptation will be hard- especially moving cities to higher elevation, seasteading, and moving away from coastlines- but it's necessary.