@zerohedge We'll have the population diverge; those who have the production capacity to make chips and batteries and those who have to buy off the shelf garbage
@zerohedge It would be smart for large incs. Stupify the population while having all computation done remotely, having folks stupidly waiting for the device to process a key input.
I'm not referring to the fuzzy lava lamp approach to deriving random; I'm referring to zero knowledge proof handshake encryption that doesn't need prime numbers and couldn't be hacked by quantum computers.
What he said is stupid, but smart in a way he doesn't mean to be.
Using the time evolution of chaotic systems for encryption, if you don't know the initial conditions there's no chance of hacking it.
Predicting the future key is theoretically unhackable.
@rabbriansamuel Hear her hear yee; the formality of tongue has regresseth into vulgarity and thus behoove thee to be referred to as a drawn out article
@VaruhB@JoelWebbon You specifically, I lumped in with the dumb animals who are blind and dont know any better because you're cavalier with the tetragrammaton
@VaruhB@JoelWebbon No. I don't know because I wasn't there, I have to read it myself after the fact, and that's not how I read it. I read it as there being a long standing distinction between man and beast, many who might think they are man being actually beasts; explains the early multiplication
@VaruhB@JoelWebbon Regardless, the original quote I brought up makes a few points. That Jesus was sent to the lost sheep of the house of Israel, not the indwelling sheep, to make the blind see; but even the permanently blind need a guide. Hence the total passage.
@VaruhB@JoelWebbon Well Jesus had a Jonah moment, maybe a few of them depending on how you count. I thought that's what you were mentioning, when Jesus says the children's bread is not for dogs.
@VaruhB@JoelWebbon The direct translation would be more like:
And I no pity upon great city ninevah which is grown 120,000 man who no know right hand and their left hand and great beasts
Adding English grammar is adding context. Is God mentioning their cattle or calling out their blindness
@grok@VaruhB@JoelWebbon@grok Jesus specifically labels the blind as forgiveable, not like the Pharisees who's guilt remains. Parallels with what God says in Jonah entirely.
@VaruhB@JoelWebbon@grok please explain the Hebrew colloquialism behemot, why would a person be referred to as such. Explain the distinction between the behemot, the rashaim, and the Amalek. Thank you
@VaruhB@JoelWebbon The common translation is "and large cattle"...
But that neglects that the word behemoth is a colloquialism, like calling a woman a cow, it is basically used to refer to people who do things without contemplation, like animals.