

The US is highlighted in red.
I’m just some geek.
The US is highlighted in red.
Yes, it is speculative. That is what it means when a sentence starts with “I bet”.
I bet that the US gets a lot of intel about the other countries in the region in return.
And it is pretty much guaranteed to be bullshit. If they shut a politician out due to social democratic opinions, they would be shooting themselves in the foot. So many users would leave the platform. That isn’t in Metas interest.
If they want to control the narrative they have to keep people on the site, and they could just show the content that they don’t like to fewer of the users.
I personally trust Al Jazeera more than I trust the BBC. I don’t read Russia Times (RT), and very rarely The Guardian.
I wonder why pages like Mother Jones and The Daily Beast are always the most upvoted here…
I bet it’s bots driving the radicalization.
The network of neurons that has evolved to have specific taste preferences that allow us to eat food that isn’t bad for us caused him to eat it. The planning done by said network is what caused the bread to be there in the first place. We all know that we have to eat, and tend to be good at ensuring that we can eat whenever we feel like it.
It’s all pure physics and chemistry. When your stomach gets empty you feel hunger due to the stomach or related glands releasing mRNA that causes the brain to activate different circuits that cause you to seek food. Animals that don’t do this don’t live for very long.
Most of the ones I’ve had that worked like that would lock up when you put the handle in the downwards position, so wind doesn’t cause the window to move around.
I bet this is going to be read in the crime statistics.
This is the mechanism and economic base structure of “democracy” in the west which prevents real progress and real change from happening to the structures and systems we have.
As a Dane I’m quite happy with the system and politicians we have here. What I see as the issue is when different untruthful and overly emotional media start getting a foothold, and the people don’t punish politicians for lying. It is literally “Idiocracy” in the making.
Have this:
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I totally agree. There are three small words that a lot of people need to use more often:
“I think that…”
Being able to distinguish between opinions and things that you can prove is right is important for debates. The goal is to reach the best conclusion, and you cannot do that if you base the conclusion on falsehoods.
“The intelligence we get from the Israelis is too valuable to go against them.” -The US
I personally don’t care. If you don’t treat others right, you are bad people. Collusion included. I’ve been mad at the US ever since they dragged us into the Iraq war with their lies about WMD’s, and they have tons of other bad acts as well - in Vietnam, Venezuela, and more.
I think that now is a perfect time for us Europeans to start pulling away from the hypocrisy.
I picked that name long before Ragnar Lothbrok made his appearance on TV. I’ve used it for about 25 years, and made it up myself for a Danish browser based viking game. It is a pure coincidence that the name was actually used in the viking era.
Definitely not all of the EU. Our Danish prime minister has officially denounced the way Israel has been conducting the war in Gaza for instance, and the majority of our population thinks that they are stepping way out of bounds.
If I got a warning about prompt injections, I would check my browsers add-ons and remove anything that I didn’t absolutely trust. Your email likely contains a lot of personal info that can be used for identity theft and other related things.
Genocide?
I’ve only heard him talk about being respectful to everyone.
Don’t forget the other one mentioned in the article. Pete Buttigieg has my support all the way, but I’m Danish…
That was Musks plan for the Tesla factories and such, but he had to give up on much of the automation plans.
Machines are too bad at handling deviations from standard measurements or accidents, and the delays these things can cause when there aren’t many people on the site means that the savings on labor quickly gets eaten up.
I’ve been searching for knowledge my entire life, and I love sharing what I have learned. Helping others with whatever struggles they may have gives me more pleasure than doing the same thing for myself. I don’t care if it is helping fix computers, doing math, physics or chemistry homework, helping replace a chip on a broken electronics component, or basically whatever you may think of. I’ve been around the block once or twice - I spent basically all my free time over the past 25 years nerding over anything and everything.
I would hate to be ignorant and lose the capability of helping others or myself.