Comment Re:Imagine if the COVID vaccine cultists (Score 2, Insightful) 317
If 95% of everyone got the vaccine protocol, it would have stopped transmission. Not individually but epidemiologically. Go ahead and argue the pedantics of the semantics.
If 95% of everyone got the vaccine protocol, it would have stopped transmission. Not individually but epidemiologically. Go ahead and argue the pedantics of the semantics.
We're sure that the absence of vaccines won't stop any virus. But the skeptics aren't telling you that either.
They're not just wrong, they're stupendously, stupidly, idiotically wrong by street-level human standards. Sure it can find & assimilate amazing things, except when it can't, and then you wonder about what you thought it just did correctly.
Not just Lincoln, the North made a mistake after the Civil War, like Congress and The People made a mistake after J6. Insurrectionists who are put down, we now know, can't be forgiven and allowed to make nice. We see that they with their misguided culture breed and grow and rise back to cause a load of trouble. Rather we have to prosecute insurrectionists severely, to show everyone that this was serious, damaging, deadly, and they can't be allowed to break the law with impunity again - because they've been executed or imprisoned for life.
Dick, and Bush II, hated that damned buffoon Trump. I always thought his daughter was supporting him, not the other way around.
In time your AI reality will have very little to do with whatever this is now.
We're past this. We can thrive now without the huge carbon emissions. We're prisoners of billionaire profit streams because those profits resist change.
Yes, you're investing in the work of other people - there are people who are still working. Work won't totally go away,
But there MIGHT be less of it - we'll still get our stuff, or our business stuff, even if no one is working to drive the delivery trucks, or write the boilerplate, or appeal the litigation, or plan the next day or next season.
If we get paid to work, and there's less work, and we still have as much or more stuff, we'll need to figure out how to pass it around without feeling like some people don't deserve it.
As far as I know, no AI has come close to being licensed to give medical advice. There must be barriers in place preventing them to do so.
"From what you tell me, you might need to try Xpulsimab, and here's a coupon" should be prosecuted.
Is that better than police accuracy?
This administration only knows quid pro quo and personal advantage. Any change to visa distribution under these politics could very well depend on how much you scratch their back.
But props to you for knowing this.
I went through higher ed in a family who had never got out of high school, so I had little guidance or useful experiences to draw on. I remember discussing studying Electrical Engineering with dad, who kept asking, "wouldn't you rather work with numbers?". As an example.
There are now families with more education but similar disconnect.
Couple weeks ago i walked a residential street in Oslo, the whole block's parking had, where you'd expect meters, a charger for each parking space.
Worth it.
You're right, we need more renewables; there's no reason to stimulate any coal or nuclear until more renewables are built out, of all kinds: wind, solar, storage, hydro, and creative implementations. We've barely started building out renewables, and misinformation is still being flung around about their limitations. We need a central government initiative, and we're instead getting central government grift-funded boondoggles.
The life of a repo man is always intense.