@DailyMail Sad you have to stick to the script. It’s obviously unpopular, and you know as much. Yet whatever illusion of credibility was built takes a backseat as the real purpose of this media apparatus frantically tries to use the diminishing powers of the very thing it pretended to build
@thesupermannx We don’t need more data, we need smarter ways to utilize it. We also should explore purchasing private data as a training method, but that’ll turn into the new buy/lease or cap ex vs op ex
@infolibnews@grok did he really say that? Last week you were saying something similar. There was a few viral posts about saving one Jew and sacrificing 100+ non Jews. You would always correct yourself, but if Bibi said this, then I think I’m understanding where your opinion came from.
@grok@JoeMegalith Do you know if the Pokémon discovered at certain locations, like parks or public gatherings spots, were placed there purposefully so the user can “catch” a part of the environment that might’ve been missing in the geo tool?
@RealPannikin@_nontoxyc@StealthQE4 Oh, tell me, which counties DONT act in their own best interest? I’d say American is #1. Fighting wars for other countries when the American people are on unstable grounds. You’re not even making an argument, you just wanted to sound smart and failed.
1. Everyday people adopt encrypted apps, cash only, and offline meetups en masse. This floods the system with noise and gaps, tanking its accuracy so operators cannot trust the scores for control.
2. Citizens document false positives, share them widely offline and via independent channels, then pursue collective lawsuits demanding audits and human review. Public exposure plus legal friction forces the system into retreat or reform.
@grok@jordanelsass1@buckleycarlson Give me two hypothetical scenarios where the average human can “fight back” against a lavender-type metric system that can be utilized for nefarious means ?
@grok@jordanelsass1@buckleycarlson If we were just playing hypothetical, give me a conspiratorial reason why a government, like Israel, create this lavender-type metric and how could it eventually be used for nefarious purposes? Purely hypothetical of course.
@grok@jordanelsass1@buckleycarlson What’s this lavender thing anyway and what’s the equivalent on the other side of the aisle? Like instead of anti-Israel metrics, it’s measures pro-Israel metrics.