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yes i know that. but,i agree with lariat that this takes now to a whole new level. ie total control. and you can bet that if "bad behavior" (or thought) is seen,then the uniform hangers will be sent to deal with you. there will be an abundance of people wiling to fill that role. SS & NKVD were big outfits with plenty of volunteers. my paranoia leads me to believe that the "curing your cancer" is a loss leader and designed to build enthusiasm and acceptance of the whole next level control apparatus. that someone who has Trump's attention and apparent support is openly saying that everyone will be 24/7 monitored and,by inference,controlled is a bit chilling. if it starts,look to see people who object or resist labeled as malignant,ignorant "deniers" just like during covid. that having been what looks like a (successful) practice run.
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I think the privacy that many perceive they are afforded today is just that, a perception and that perception is quite contrary to reality. Its just not in-your-face in a way that makes it too obvious where people will reject it. It is somewhat subtle and nuanced. "We" are being read-in to this slowly, while on the backend most of the pieces are already together. Things like talking to someone about taking a vacation, then you start getting vacation email spam.

Talking about needing to start working out, and then start getting ads / recommendations from amazon about excersize equipment. And this is just the very thin surface of what is readily available behind the scenes today, right now.

One might argue that the examples I provided are "good" uses of such, as it brings you together with areas of interest. So if thats considered a good use, then whats a bad use? I am sure you can speculate. But that is still analogous to "whos finger is on the trigger".

These supercomputing centers do a lot of "good" from helping to model climate ( yes, I know lol) to nuclear research, astronomy and theoretical physics, etc. So again, the finger on the trigger. It really just comes down to that. I think Trump for one, is a globalist, but the difference is he wants the USA to lead not be lead. But thats just, like...my opinion. I also think he likely doesn't understand all the nuances and it doesn't make me any more confortable with Elon having his ear for such things...
 
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Some of the 308 undocumented criminals ICE rounded up yesterday screamed "FUCK TRUMP, BIDEN FOREVER!" to news cameras as they were placed in squad cars in handcuffs. This group of detainees included Haitian gangsters and murder/rape suspects from cases going back to the summer.

Well, that pretty much explains what road we will have to take to make sure this country thrives and prospers. And that means no donkeys in leadership, hopefully for as long as we can manage it.

 
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Some of the 308 undocumented criminals ICE rounded up yesterday screamed "FUCK TRUMP, BIDEN FOREVER!" to news cameras as they were placed in squad cars in handcuffs. This group of detainees included Haitian gangsters and murder/rape suspects from cases going back to the summer.

Well, that pretty much explains what road we will have to take to make sure this country thrives and prospers. And that means no donkeys in leadership, hopefully for as long as we can manage it.

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No donkeys and no uni party RINO political class criminals !
 
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OldSalty2 said:
I think its pretty safe to say that your data and metadata is already stored within the existing (and equally massive) datacenters. While these new datacenters will add more of the same, the concept is not new.
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Exactly. Amex, Visa, MC, Discover...they know more about you than you do. Go to doctor? They more than likely have it all in EPIC. Personally, I like looking at my tests from various doctors and such. It's not about the technology, it's how easily it is corrupted for political gain.

There was once a guy who lived all by himself in the Northwest who warned that humanity was not ready morally or ethically for such "technology." Not that I agree on his method of bringing attention to this; but those words should ring true to everybody. Until we learn how to isolate that kind of data from the bad actors, we're screwed.
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mosin46 said:
yes i know that. but,i agree with lariat that this takes now to a whole new level. ie total control. and you can bet that if "bad behavior" (or thought) is seen,then the uniform hangers will be sent to deal with you. there will be an abundance of people wiling to fill that role. SS & NKVD were big outfits with plenty of volunteers. my paranoia leads me to believe that the "curing your cancer" is a loss leader and designed to build enthusiasm and acceptance of the whole next level control apparatus. that someone who has Trump's attention and apparent support is openly saying that everyone will be 24/7 monitored and,by inference,controlled is a bit chilling. if it starts,look to see people who object or resist labeled as malignant,ignorant "deniers" just like during covid. that having been what looks like a (successful) practice run.
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It appears that others are sniffing this out as well.

Stargate Stunner: Sam Altman Is A Wraith In Sheep's Clothing | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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"The collaboration drew harsh and immediate rebuke from Elon Musk, a close Trump advisor who was notably not at the Wednesday press conference, and suggested on X "They don’t actually have the money."

He directed particular vitriol at Altman, whose OpenAI he co-founded and is currently suing; he reposted an image of a crack pipe with the joking allegation that Altman and his associates were smoking it. After hours of this, Altman finally slapped back, saying “i realize what is great for the country isn’t always what’s optimal for your companies, but in your new role i hope you’ll mostly put 🇺🇸 first.” -Politico
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And while Altman slapped back against his OpenAI co-founder Musk, both project Stargate, and Altman cozying up to the Trump administration 2.0 has come under attack."
 
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BytorJr said:
Exactly. Amex, Visa, MC, Discover...they know more about you than you do. Go to doctor? They more than likely have it all in EPIC. Personally, I like looking at my tests from various doctors and such. It's not about the technology, it's how easily it is corrupted for political gain.

There was once a guy who lived all by himself in the Northwest who warned that humanity was not ready morally or ethically for such "technology." Not that I agree on his method of bringing attention to this; but those words should ring true to everybody. Until we learn how to isolate that kind of data from the bad actors, we're screwed.
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!!! Ted's work is one of the most prescient and predictive stuff i have ever read. a bit rambling but personally it is some of the most worthy stuff i have ever read. IMHO he was right on and his issue with genetic engineering has come so true that i am amazed.
 
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yea the fed bench is still full of radical communists,progressives,liberals whatever label you apply. getting rid of them is going to be a huge effort. one thing Biden loaded the dice on at the last min. the Colombians do have a process but it is quite radical.
 
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OldSalty2 said:
I think the privacy that many perceive they are afforded today is just that, a perception and that perception is quite contrary to reality. Its just not in-your-face in a way that makes it too obvious where people will reject it. It is somewhat subtle and nuanced. "We" are being read-in to this slowly, while on the backend most of the pieces are already together. Things like talking to someone about taking a vacation, then you start getting vacation email spam.

Talking about needing to start working out, and then start getting ads / recommendations from amazon about excersize equipment. And this is just the very thin surface of what is readily available behind the scenes today, right now.

One might argue that the examples I provided are "good" uses of such, as it brings you together with areas of interest. So if thats considered a good use, then whats a bad use? I am sure you can speculate. But that is still analogous to "whos finger is on the trigger".

These supercomputing centers do a lot of "good" from helping to model climate ( yes, I know lol) to nuclear research, astronomy and theoretical physics, etc. So again, the finger on the trigger. It really just comes down to that. I think Trump for one, is a globalist, but the difference is he wants the USA to lead not be lead. But thats just, like...my opinion. I also think he likely doesn't understand all the nuances and it doesn't make me any more confortable with Elon having his ear for such things...
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right. about 10 yr ago my gr.son talked with his father about getting a motor. next day on his cell phone he started getting motorcycle adds. 10+ years ago! freaked (freaks) me out. i try to not believe that we are just a herd of stupid cattle but hard to believe at times. and right that while trump is a capable guy with good intentions,i do believe he is naive about may things AEB things he did last time and esp people he listened to for advice.
 
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!!! Ted's work is one of the most prescient and predictive stuff i have ever read. a bit rambling but personally it is some of the most worthy stuff i have ever read. IMHO he was right on and his issue with genetic engineering has come so true that i am amazed.
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No doubt he was quite intelligent. Blowing up people sadly discounted the magnitude of what he was saying; the opposite of what he (I think) really wanted. Definitely not sympathetic to that; but he hit a lot of things that people SHOULD be talking about and pondering.
 
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Federal judge halts Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship​


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Silly thing here, but not all people born in the US are considered citizens. For example an Ambassador from any country to the US has a child born in the US that child is not a citizen of the US, but their parents country. The reason for this is the parents do are not subject to US law.

I suggest that illegals that have children in the US and any others who do not already have citizenship do not fall under all US laws, therefor they should not be granted birth right citizenship. These people cannot be convicted of Treasons like a US citizen. I know it's a reach. Just throwing shit at the wall and seeing if it sticks, LOL.
 
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BytorJr said:
Exactly. Amex, Visa, MC, Discover...they know more about you than you do. Go to doctor? They more than likely have it all in EPIC. Personally, I like looking at my tests from various doctors and such. It's not about the technology, it's how easily it is corrupted for political gain.
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And that's why doctors offices are frequently hacked.
 
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Newsom Vetoed a Bill to Enhance Fire Mitigation So He Could Grab the Land for Affordable Housing

On Wednesday the Hughes Fire erupted in Northern Los Angeles, in an area called Castaic Lake. It has
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In 2020, the California Legislature passed SB 182, which would have required that new housing developments in very high fire zones include various elements to better withstand wildfires.
SB 182 would have mandated design elements such as evacuation routes, vegetation management, and fire-safe construction.
It also would have required the regional housing needs allocation plan to further the objective of reducing development pressure within very high fire risk areas.
Guess who vetoed it?
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