@thomasfbloom More precisely, the 'but not yet' bit assumes, essentially, what is called 'the Gartner hype cycle', and there no more reason to believe that the Gartner hype cycle is true that there is to believe in Marxist theories of history.
Latest corker from @ripx4nutmeg who asks why our national broadcaster is so obsessed with boys in dresses.
"the BBC repeatedly presented boys dressed as girls, children performing as drag queens and children identifying as transgender not simply as subjects of reporting, but as figures to be celebrated"
https://t.co/Pkymx7bu2F
People in 2026 AD: “Movies these days are too violent.”
Shakespeare in 1593 AD: “First, Titus Andronicus killed the Queen’s sons. Then fed them to her. Then he stabbed her to death. Then the Emperor stabbed him to death. There was blood everywhere. Like rivers of blood. You wouldn’t even believe it. The End.”
Having mastered epidemiology, toilet paper supply chain logistics, bridge engineering, mRNA technology, and the sociology of Indian-Americans, I would like to share my thoughts on the possible uniqueness of human consciousness in the context of contemporary AI advances…(1/223)
Ah yes, the "miracle" of surrogacy yet again...
A couple orders triplets through surrogacy and then... oops... discovers that three babies are “too overwhelming,” so now they’re considering putting one up for adoption.
Imagine manufacturing three children by contract, then deciding one of them is surplus to requirements.
This is what happens when children are treated like products: ordered, delivered, and disposable when inconvenient.
What a grotesque nightmare.
End surrogacy.