Mamdani frightens them. Good.

I highly suggest to listen to this podcast with Damien P. Williams and Paris Marx:

“No, we don’t live in a f—ing simulation”

https://ouropinionsarecorrect.libsyn.com/no-were-not-living-in-a-f-ing-simulation

There’s loads of hi-res ultra HD 4k porn available. If someone professional wants to train on that it’s not hard to find. If someone wants to play a leading role in the field of AI training, then of course they invest the necessary money and don’t use the shady material from the peer-to-peer network.

As if we didn’t already have more than enough pornographic material on all the hard drives worldwide for training. There’s nothing new to come in the image material from this industry, porn is infinite repetitions.

“Doorbell with a subscription” is something so utterly stupid, an absolute misdevelopment.

Sorry Don, DJ Vance is already scheduled to be the next on stage.

But imagine the chances for your own business! Absolutely no one will steal your ideas before you can monetize them.

They already paid for Trump’s ballroom, so that has to be enough.

Jobs like air traffic controllers for example?

Another fear campaign that ultimately aims only at marketing.

The AI bubble will burst, and it won’t end well for the US economy.

Jup, many drugs have a market price similar to gold, so better invest into that, they can always be sold…

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They’re part of the French crown jewels and had been acquired by the Louvre in 1985 so they were kept in (and stolen from) the owner’s house.

This looks much nicer than the edited one, which is just oversaturated.

No, a touring bike has a luggage rack. Gravel bikes typically are naked.

I think to dismiss the search for basic knowledge as a mere personal interest misses the point. If people don’t even know about such things like that chips are made from potatoes, that is a warning sign – it’s a matter of lacking general education and too many people not caring about their own actual ecosystem and dependencies.

Oh, yes? They also have ‘Paradeiser’! (Tomatoes)

I consider it important that if I am consuming a produce regularly to know what exactly I’m eating, what it is made from and where does it come from. Because the stuff I’m eating becomes a part of me. And also because I am regularly spending money for that so I will inform myself about the details of a product.

It’s not about those peanuts, that’s part of understanding one’s own life and the contexts of life in which one is involved. And I think it is a problem that many people are consumers who are very alienated from these life contexts and no longer understand how they are actually connected to the world. That’s one reason why illusions can thrive.

No no, onion rings are from the onion. We’re talking potato chips here.

I wonder what people guess what french fries are made from…

Yes, okay, guessing the origin from the name can be somewhat misleading. But the striking thing for me is that people do not know and do not bother to ask themselves where a product that they consume every day or every week comes from. That’s ignorance.