matter of fact. run it. promoting shows was a good time. now I’d rather speak louder. listen. argue. contribute.
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When a new technology disrupts common industry, society will label it as dangerous or insignificant. So far we’ve been fortunate that it’s mostly neither. Even when it’s the former or the latter.
The printing press, trains, cars, planes, fusion, internet, smart devices and recently artificial intelligence were never more intelligent or capable than humans. When they are, which will be much sooner than expected, what argument can our provide?
Please link an article below of the last time humans asked chimpanzees for permission to hold ownership over this planet and its resources.
5 years ago I spoke to anybody who would or would not listen that rushing to develop the next evolution of intelligence is a dangerous game. We are now at the door knocking sooner than we expected.
Instead we are forced into a corner of trying to implement systems of control and leverage over it. Or pause and divert resources into helping it understand the importance of ethics, morals and philosophy so it can understand the intangible value of life.
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A rivalry like no other 🤘
🎙️ @Brian_Robison
Texas claimed the title of UT outright on Saturday then got to witness 0U and TAMU get dismantled on national television. I feel like @ColinSimmons__ . Dicks out for BEVO. 4-0.
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#TexasFight
Little bro trying to get a 21 point 4th quarter come back like the Horns against *checks notes* Kentucky.
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Wow.
Watch this clip the Trump Administration did everything they could to censor and you'll understand why.
This type of rhetoric is incredibly dangerous for the MAGA right.
Talarico is able to coherently and clearly unmask and expose MAGA as traitors to the Christian ethic.
Aside from being completely true, this type of rhetoric coming from leaders on the left has the ability to totally fracture the MAGA coalition and put areas of the country in play that haven't been competitive for Democrats in 50 years.
