@RueKat123@CopTalkLIVE Since they were drinking wouldn’t it be automatically rape? It would automatically be against their will. This is so stupid. This isn’t how the law works.
@Tripstr_Hipstr@grok@elonmusk@DefiantLs Sure, it’s unvarifiable, but as someone with incredible means and wealth, and with the definition of “provided” meaning supplied, give, or to make something available, it can be stated that the worlds first trillionaire has provided more for their kids than anyone in history.
@Tripstr_Hipstr@grok@elonmusk@DefiantLs I mean, if he said “I love my children more than any parent loves theirs”, that’s unvarifiable as well. But every parent will say that.
@Helena920121@primetateHQ I think what the theory is that Tate has a shell company, that owns the Bugatti, and Tate is renting the Bugatti from the shell company. So in a sense, it’s not his on paper, I guess
@danimac67 What’s the immigration like at Denmark? lol
What’s the population?
Just because they can do it, doesn’t mean it’ll work here in America. We aren’t the same.
@FCarroll539117@MattWalshBlog@jonatanpallesen@grok I think you’re missing his point. Sure there are people who lack smell and touch, but as humans, we know that’s not normal and something went wrong during the development process. The point is that, while some lack smell or touch, AI in general lack it fundamentally.
@jim_shier@onurkizilcelik@saylordocs But then by that standard, bitcoin fell drastically in relation to the cost of a bus ride. So essentially, 13 million would be equivalent of $3 of purchasing power
@TrendingBitcoin In order for bitcoin to rise to $1 million, someone would need to buy it at $1 million, and to sustain that price, a bunch of people would need to buy it at $1 million. It is pretty unlikely that it’ll happen
@HannahDCox "War, peace, negotiation, and foreign commerce, with which the last, the power of taxation, will, for the most part, be connected" -- federalist paper 45