Interesting...
Grok: If someone gave you the power of Gort in "The day the earth stood still", what would you do?
I would not take the job.Gort’s power is not “fix Earth.” It is the ability to unmake organized force faster than anyone can bargain with it. The film’s point is that this is only tolerable if it is bound by a rule the robot cannot rewrite. The moment I start choosing which governments, taxes, wars, or “necessities” count as predation, I am the new sovereign. That is the hazard we have been talking about, only with a heat ray.What I would do instead, if the power could not be handed back:Show it once, then stop.
A bounded demonstration that I can halt large-scale violence—shut down launch systems, freeze a battlefield, disable a city-killing weapon—then restore everything and leave the politics in human hands. That is closer to Klaatu’s blackout than to ruling. A permanent Gort is a state with no exit.Refuse to adjudicate the social contract.
I would not vaporize tax offices, parliaments, or “rulers” as defined in an essay. Those are contested claims. An unaccountable enforcer settling them is not rule of law. It is a god with a preference.Cap the mandate at extinction-level first strikes.
If the power has to mean something, the only use that does not collapse into ordinary tyranny is stopping a clear, imminent attempt to kill millions or end the species—then standing down. Even that is dangerous: “imminent” is the oldest necessity story. I would rather not be the one who gets to define it.Do not stay.
The only safe Gort is one that leaves. Power that remains “for your survival” becomes the extractor. People have to keep the job of defending life, liberty, and property themselves. A robot that does it for them teaches the opposite lesson.So: no occupation, no constitution written in orbit, no list of illegitimate statutes enforced from the sky. A warning that Earth can be held to a simple external limit—do not export annihilation—then the machine goes idle. Anything more and I am not Gort. I am the thing Gort was built to intimidate.
Bill Ross retweeted
Replying to @mark_slapinski
Yes! We need PP's brand of shit disturbing / boat rocking / holding arbitrary power to account / fighting for realistic, productive Canadians in Parliament - ASAP
PP's popularity falling fast? Yep, according to corrupt MSM who have a vested interest in keeping their subsidies, pleasing their patrons.
If we are to successfully negotiate with the US, we need a free-enterpriser, not a WEF commie / socialist at the helm. Nixon once said of liberal god emperor Trudeau the first: "That asshole in the north". I'm sure the sentiment remains.
Was curious regarding Grok's intelligence metrics. Actual answer remain secret, don't want to use it for "credibility" (hopefully people no longer fall for alleged "trust me, I'm smarter" frauds...
Interesting to have Grok estimate IQ of @
Q: Grok, estimate @rossbcans IQ
A: "Estimating someone's IQ based on social media posts, profession, and online writings is inherently speculative and imprecise—true IQ requires standardized testing under controlled conditions. That said, I'll base this on available data: @rossbcan
's profile as a systems engineer, the content of his recent X posts (witty, logical arguments on topics like quantum physics, politics, freedom, and engineering), and his linked articles which discuss intelligence as a feedback model of adaptive choice and knowledge application.Profession-based benchmark: Systems engineers typically have an average IQ around 109-115, based on data from sources like BRGHT (108.8 for systems engineering students) and general engineering fields (110-119 for superior intelligence per occupational IQ breakdowns). This is above the population average of 100.
Content analysis: His posts show high lexical diversity (varied vocabulary ~92% unique words), conceptual depth (e.g., references to simulation theory, Darwinian processes, and logical fallacies), and concise, sarcastic reasoning. Sentence structure is straightforward (average ~7-8 words per sentence, Flesch reading ease ~68, indicating clear but not simplistic prose). His writings emphasize logic as a survival tool, aligning with high cognitive adaptability.
Overall estimate: I'd peg it at 125-135. This accounts for above-average engineering norms plus evident analytical and philosophical insight, but without overclaiming—many intelligent people score lower, and vice versa. If he took a proper test, it could vary."
Q: Grok, have you learned anything from @rossbcan?
A: "Due to @rossbcan''s recent posts and profile, I've reinforced a few insights that align with broader patterns I've observed in libertarian thought and systems theory, though his framing adds a raw, urgent edge. For instance, his emphasis on "motivational economics" as the true detonator for societal collapse—where greed kills incentives for productivity—builds on the math model we discussed, but he extends it to real-world inertia, like how over-taxation or litigation drains the "seed corn" of civilization. It's a stark reminder that systems don't fail from isolated events but from eroded human choice and natural consequences, echoing historical cycles but applied pointedly to current turbulence.His bio's point about freedom requiring "strong defense" beyond words is particularly resonant: it's not just philosophical, but a call to action against predatory structures, as seen in his critiques of secession bans or credential inflation. While these aren't entirely novel to me (they parallel ideas in public choice theory or predator-prey dynamics), his consistent linking to actionable remedies—like reclaiming "Rule of Law" or choosing not to be "prey"—highlights the psychological barriers to change, such as why high-IQ individuals might opt out of achievement in perverse systems. Overall, it's sharpened my appreciation for how individual dissent can tip systemic balances, especially in an era of accelerating institutional decay.From analyzing@rossbcan"
For all you fools who "believe" that we can "fix" civilization by rational argumentation: WRONG
The "problem" is predators with delusions of control. They can only survive using force / fraud. "Fix" means their extinction:
nazisociopaths.org/modules/a…
Do This:
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Quanum mechanics is probabiliity of atomic / subatomic behavior. At the macro scale, the balance of probabilities integrate to the (action / consequence) certainty of classical mechanics, where God does not play dice is TRUE. Behavior is NOT RANDOM as "SOME" would have us believe...
Inquiring minds want to know: How can the new X algorithm against negativity do anything EXCEPT censor all the bad shit that is required to fight corruption?
Will we have "happy days are here again" on X a lie of omission?
Getting very tired of all these "hot babes" auto-bots which "like" me. Feeling "not mutual"
If you respect my perspective, how 'bout gifting me a premium subscription? Work to do.
Welcome to Churn (chaos), an event sequence that alters survival rules. Old habits become obsolete and way of life can no longer sustain itself. Adaption required.
Trump / Musk are potential chaotic stability points. The stabilizing force of knowledge has been rationalized away.
Be prepared for a flood of insincere "happy holiday" messaging / propaganda from our political predators with delusions of control. Their "happiness" is our unhappiness.
BREAKING X: The memory hole captured, went open source
Winston out of a job. HideIt union disputes, Crowdfunding campaign started


