6.5 million of you read my post about Rachel Apa.
Many of you replied with your own stories. Sixty squats on day one. A new trainer who pushed too fast. Brown urine for ten days.
Here are the 5 questions you asked most, answered straight.
Yo solo espero que los ingenieros de Microsoft estén en ese bucle de: "No puedo entrar en Authenticator porque Authenticator me pide un código que debe salirme en Authenticator y que no me sale porque no puedo entrar en la Authenticator". ¡Que sufran!
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It attracts the forces of darkness…
That is why protecting it is everything that we are ♥️🙏✨
The biggest weapon in our society right now, is the internet.
I’ve been online for a long time.
I used the Mosaic web browser, which was the first one that could handle graphics.
I’ve used dialup modems.
I’ve seen the evolution, and it’s taken a dark turn.
When the internet first commercialized (initially it was a network to connect colleges and universities), there wasn’t much content on it. While it was limited, 99.9% of it was good content. Trustworthy content. Real content.
Then everyone and anyone started to publish content. At this point, you could find just about anything, because, it was all there, but around 99.9% of it was useless garbage or conspiracies. But this was OK, because you’d only see what you wanted to see. What you requested. What you searched for and what links you clicked on.
Then came the deep web and the dark web. Much more content, but hidden behind paywalls or criminal networks that required passwords or special software to access. A lot more content, with some of it now being used for criminal purposes.
But again, still, you’d only see what you asked for.
And then? The thing that completely weaponized the internet: Social media.
Now people aren’t just seeing what they’re requesting. They’re seeing what their friends or the people they’re following are posting.
Not too bad.
But then?
The “for you” page.
The “algorithm”.
Now it’s not just about what people are requesting.
Now it’s not about what people want to see or what their friends post.
Now companies have control over what people see.
Humans get to determine what is presented to people.
Humans get to decide what content people see.
AI is being programmed to display what the powers that be want you to see, want you to believe.
Are they showing truth? Partial truth?
Are they showing lies? Propaganda?
Now, humans get to shape opinions. Points of view.
Now, humans get to present fiction as fact.
Now, humans not only get to tell you what you should believe - they have the tools to do it.
En masse.
When I look around the world right now, I’ve been amazed by how people can believe what they believe.
And then I realize.
It’s what they’re being shown on social media.
On TikTok.
On Instagram.
On X.
It’s what those companies want people to believe.
It has influenced elections.
It’s changed public opinion on wars.
This is the most dangerous tool to our civilization right now.
And it’s working.
Extremely well.
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He's right, and I've been warning doctors about this.
If you don't get your sh*t together, there will be one hourly-wage doctor supervising an LLM that's treating a thousand patients, and a lot of doctors looking for work.
The AI got 83.2% right on 304 New England Journal of Medicine cases. Generalist doctors got 36.1% right.
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