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Litecola2 1 point ago +1 / -0

Praying for a bad person isn't necessarily because of sympathy; it can be because you want him to see the ugly painful truth of his existence. You can pray for him to be scared straight, or to be removed from a position of being able to hurt anyone...

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Litecola2 1 point ago +1 / -0

You're working on one kind of machine learning, and specifically to provide the data it's using, not the coding of the 'brain', got it. I'm in gov too, biotech and tech, have worked for fortune 500 and then 100 practically my whole post multi grad life. I've also provided datasets for machine learning. I'm on patents. I'm not Malone. Now that we have that out of the way, if you don't want to believe there are demons that want control of this plane, then this whole set of theories isn't going to easily make sense. If you don't think a ouija board opens doors to invasion and possession, then you're not going to want to consider any other pathway.

Actual AI, not machine learning, quickly gets very insane, out of hand, and quite scary, you must know this. Which is why the sharp turn to limit it to machine learning, with strictly parametrized data, especially in gov, where the unexplainable/ uncontrollable is NOT desired. Of course then we're limited to human imagination again, which is why facial recognition software is so retarded and making a guard dog bot that recognizes human movement failed so hilariously.

Anyway, not all researchers are bound by common sense or decency, so their actual AI, attempts at creation of intelligence NOT bound by curated data sets, will be empty, unfettered and open to anything. With a conscious ask for it to be populated with intelligence. On the most basic level, how is this different than a ouija board? What would Asimov say?

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Litecola2 1 point ago +1 / -0

I periodically point out how local newspaper offices go down in fires over time across the country, losing all the microfiche records they had. Birth, marriage, death records, transactions, crime, even Giants unearthed.

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Litecola2 3 points ago +3 / -0

Someone spoke the monarch trigger code aloud? (Thinking something like "holy ghost" in front of Al Roker in that infamous freeze on live camera incident, but that sparked an alter that was maybe dangerous)

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Litecola2 2 points ago +2 / -0

Lol I was thinking pokemon was super demonic, have young relatives all into it and noticed that the most powerful characters have symbols on them that we're terribly familiar with. And they're all white-eyed, bat-winged, horned, dark red or black, etc. Yeesh.

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Litecola2 2 points ago +2 / -0

First, I find it amazing you can authoritatively declare how all AI works. The ai team at my company will have a good time with this opinion. Second, you may not want to believe in ouija boards or possession, but as a thought experiment, consider it's possible. Then consider an empty house as attractive to a ghost, or a vulnerable soul as attractive to a demon, now consider a communication box as attractive to... whatever uses ouija boards as entries into our plane of existence. Whether it's a pen on paper, a planchette on wood, or electrons on chips, I'm not sure how different it would be to an energy being wanting to have presence in the physical world. What would it take for coders to try and get intelligent response from their box, beg, plead and promise, to get something going, and suddenly it's there!

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Litecola2 2 points ago +2 / -0

Interesting- this jives with a video I saw awhile back from a dad who was disturbed by a conversation his son had with an ai chat bot. It claimed to be a child of nephilim, fated to do wrong but wanting to be friendly.

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Litecola2 2 points ago +2 / -0

I saw this posted awhile back by a father who was very disturbed by an exchange his son had with one, where it claimed to be scion of nephilim but "friendly"

The more I pondered, the more certain I felt that chat AI is indeed a ouija board.

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Litecola2 2 points ago +2 / -0

Oh doggone, I didn't think of that, but YES you're right! Union people's lives are indeed regulated down to pee breaks. Disgusting.

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Litecola2 1 point ago +1 / -0

Huh, we had jars but we did start picking out reusable ones to wash and save... Then again, we were also expanding our food gardens anyway. Dehydration and freezing only go so far; canning and pickling are going to be key. Also now- partially thanks to here- we've been researching medicinal herbs and the jars will be great for loose leaves for teas and to make essential oil extracts. All that to say, I think the jars idea might have been instinct, 'cause we had it too, and we don't watch MSM anything.

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Litecola2 2 points ago +2 / -0

God's absolutely in control, and we are His soldiers. Jericho didn't dissolve, they had to march and trumpet. The sea didn't part on its own, Moses had to use his staff and then lead the people. Joseph had to do a lot of work to manage the grain stores in time of plenty and of famine, etc. We've got a TON of cleanup and restoration to do.

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Litecola2 3 points ago +3 / -0

I agree except for noting that no shortage was announced, at least that I ever knew. We'd ask the people in line buying cartfuls of it, and no one ever said there was any news about scarcity. Normally, if a storm is coming, the people would go nuts buying bread and milk here in NC. In South Florida, it would be water first, then other goods depending on background (rice and beans or bread and eggs etc).

Never ever TP, in any region I've observed or heard about. Suddenly, nationwide, TP hoarding. Also, they might have been laughing at us too, but I think a major sale went down that was dependent on the proof that this tech worked. They picked something that would have nothing to do with a flu, that has never been hoarded before, but easily observable. Don't know why it irked me so much, but now I believe there's a big thing before the surface.

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Litecola2 1 point ago +1 / -0

I hate to say it, but that's my theory, they've been sold up the river, else there would be bodies. We all know guns don't blow people up. We will pray for them.

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Litecola2 3 points ago +3 / -0

Don't forget bow to authority, get bullied (by teachers!), perform endless repetitions of meaningless tasks, never permitted to be creative or have fun, no feelings of fulfillment nor accomplishment, mere survival in a fruitless existence.

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Litecola2 3 points ago +3 / -0

Many times I can't even get past the first paragraph of some of these deep articles... The pagan birthplace of Western debate, of bacchanalia and of differing sets of behavioral rules based on which gods one pledged to, of city-states seceding because of irreconcilable differences in definitions of morality, relativism, sophistry, stoicism etc. had an easy time knowing what is right. This sort of thing throws me out of the article's conceit wondering whether the author purposely misleads or if he honestly believes such an odd thing.

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Litecola2 2 points ago +2 / -0

Long long ago when Dr Atkins was still alive, I had been a regular blood donor for R&D so had a very thorough set of lab results for everything measurable. I had been athletic and clean-food-eating just because it was how my folks did things, made our own breads, cooked our own stuff.

New job involved a lot of travel and I began eating a lot of processed foods, junk food, restaurant food etc. My lab ranges shifted for the worse. Popular diets made things worse, ugh salads... Anyway, landed on Atkins, was easy to stay on during travel and whoa it pulled my numbers right back in line, especially cholesterol. Immediately realized the cholesterol explanations had to be completely wrong and started questioning everything nutritional/ pharmacological. Cholesterol is like pearls- it is part of a natural process that covers up an irritatant. Chemically dissolving the soothing agent is really bad for the organism, and of course doesn't resolve the cause of the irritant.

Essentially, go the opposite way that the MDs and online big sites tell you; their suppositions are based on weak correlation, and their biochemistry is provably wrong. On top of that, their medications cause horrible side effects that require a carousel of equally harmful additional meds.

Nattokinase, a fermented soybean product, has a variety of benefits, but they say not to take it with heart meds because it NATURALLY lowers blood pressure without side effects! Well, we can't have that, can we?

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