rules against "doomers," "shills," and "tards,"

and tards, fkn KEK

...and you had to receive that reaction from me through LoneWulf on Twitter/X DM because our mod chat is blocked here in Istanbul, Turkey, where I'm kinda stuck. LW then communicates it to the rest of the mod team via our mod chat, which is officially blocked here in Turkey... weird

Turkey also really seriously hassled my phone for four days... it wouldn't take photos or store them, all kinds of apps were gimped or broken, SUPER STRANGE behaviour... anyway.

It's all due to the immigration fiasco I'm currently locked in thanks to my finally saying F-U to Canada (and I have spent $400k USD on immigration consultants and fees and other things to get this done, too, i.e., I'm taking this process dead serious)... I will do an AMA once I'm officially "out" of Canada, but, I got word this week from my lawyers ("advocats," they're called) that my residency in Malta is officially accepted!

I asked Grok if it knew the difference between Q and QAnon. Response included this:

Perception and Terminology: Some within the movement dislike the term "QAnon," feeling it was coined by detractors or the media to discredit them or conflate the movement with other conspiracy theories. They prefer terms like "Q" and "Anons" to distinguish between the source and the followers.

We thank our Nightshift Boyz!! ✨👏

It should have been cross-breeded/referenced with our NATO intelligence assessment of GAW. I have posted that before, I don't know how to find it now

Downvoters are flattards!

It's an AI chatbot, part of Twitter / X

i didn't know either, thanks for asking.

Deus vult

I'd have my Masters degree if this was around back then. I was a lazy student.

AI will be the death of us.

☝️

They probably have at least a member, anyway.

I'm lead mod and don't even know that

I guess I should read the comments first before I post… I literally looked into this a few weeks ago and the owner is private but it’s registered from the state of Florida. My spidey senses are tingling. Dot Win? Com’on now.

I'm sure Grok is not allowed to say that Q is a legit military intelligence backchannel.

It'll be in his contract that he has to say "QAnon" and "conspiracy theories".

Maybe Elon will tinker with Grok's rules as the awakening proceeds.

I agree. I don't like the way Grok used the leftist term "QAnon" in his assessment of the site.

There aren't "17 layers on a CPU". The number of metal/routing layers varies by foundry and the particular process technology used. In the earliest CPU's, there were only 3 layers. As technology has improved and transistor count has increased, more and more layers have been necessary to provide the necessary connectivity. If a particular process happens to use 17 layers, that is purely coincidental, as much as people hate to accept that some things really are coincidences.

If there is a larger, universal perspective as to why it just so happened to reach 17 at this exact moment in time and for this exact fab and process technology, I don't think any human or AI can answer that.

Don't know what you're talking about but 17s everywhere these days

And the zip code is 33480.

Hmmmmmmmmm…..

Obviously I was hoping the numbers on Mar a Lago’s zip code added to 17.

Instead it’s just 18.

A.k.a. 17 +

It does sit on 17 acres, though.

Street address is 11 SOB. Wonder what that’s about?

Or it’s told to frame certain things in certain ways in order to comply with desired narrative framing.

I just asked chatgpt this very question, here is the response:

In the past five years, several conspiracy theories have emerged, and a few of them have been shown to have some degree of truth or validity upon further investigation. However, the vast majority of conspiracy theories remain unproven or have been debunked. Below are a few examples of conspiracy theories from recent years that have been partially or fully verified:

1. The COVID-19 Lab-Leak Theory Conspiracy Theory: The virus that causes COVID-19 was artificially created and accidentally leaked from a laboratory in Wuhan, China. Outcome: While initially dismissed by many experts, investigations into the origins of COVID-19 have found the lab-leak hypothesis to be plausible. In 2021, the U.S. intelligence community and the World Health Organization acknowledged that both natural and lab-based origins were possible, and in 2023, more studies leaned toward the lab leak as a likely origin.
2. Mass Surveillance by Tech Companies Conspiracy Theory: Major tech companies (such as Facebook, Google, etc.) have been collecting vast amounts of personal data from users without their consent. Outcome: Various revelations over the past five years have confirmed that many tech companies engage in aggressive data collection. High-profile cases, such as the Cambridge Analytica scandal involving Facebook, confirmed that companies were collecting more data than initially admitted, often without full user consent.
3. NSA Spying on U.S. Citizens (Snowden Revelations) Conspiracy Theory: The National Security Agency (NSA) was secretly spying on American citizens' communications and data. Outcome: In 2013, whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed extensive surveillance by the NSA, confirming that the U.S. government had been collecting phone records, emails, and other forms of personal communication on a massive scale. This was initially dismissed as a conspiracy theory but became widely accepted after Snowden's leaks and subsequent investigations.
4. Big Tobacco Cover-Up of Health Risks Conspiracy Theory: The tobacco industry has long hidden or downplayed the dangers of smoking. Outcome: Over the past few decades, but especially in recent years, a series of legal proceedings and document releases have proven that tobacco companies were fully aware of the harmful effects of smoking and actively worked to obscure these facts to protect their profits.
5. The Epstein Network Conspiracy Theory: Financier Jeffrey Epstein ran a global sex trafficking operation involving powerful individuals. Outcome: After Epstein's arrest and subsequent death in 2019, investigations revealed extensive connections between Epstein and influential political, business, and entertainment figures. Several high-profile individuals have faced scrutiny, and ongoing investigations have continued to uncover further details about his illicit activities.
6. The Dangers of Social Media Manipulation (Election Interference) Conspiracy Theory: Social media platforms were used to manipulate public opinion and influence elections. Outcome: Investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election revealed that foreign actors used social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to spread disinformation and influence voter behavior. This was further confirmed by U.S. intelligence agencies and continued through subsequent elections.
7. The Fentanyl Crisis Being Exacerbated by Pharmaceutical Companies Conspiracy Theory: Pharmaceutical companies were knowingly pushing addictive opioid medications, contributing to the opioid epidemic. Outcome: Multiple lawsuits and settlements (e.g., Purdue Pharma's bankruptcy settlement in 2021) have confirmed that many pharmaceutical companies contributed to the opioid crisis by misleading the public and doctors about the safety of their products. Conclusion: While the majority of conspiracy theories remain unsupported by evidence, several high-profile claims from the past five years have been partially or entirely validated by investigations, leaks, or official reports. These include topics related to the origins of COVID-19, mass surveillance, and social media manipulation, among others. However, it's important to note that the verification of these theories often comes with complexities, and some parts of the conspiracy narratives may remain unproven or exaggerated.