@MJTruthUltra Alex Jones said the same thing. Erik's father was high up in the Independent Order of the Vikings, and people said "See you in Valhalla" on his memorial page.
@LionelMedia "See you in Vahalla"Alex Jones and Kash Patell both said in response to CK's death. If you search for Erika's grandfather's memorial page, people say "see you in Vahalla." It is a reference to the independent order or the vikings.
@RealKidPoker@JamesScou Explain how a "whataboutism" isn't logical. Do you mean a red herring? Thought experiments and analogy are tools to test the consistency of one's logic. This seems like a term that people throw around to avoid difficult criticism. Maybe I'm wrong, let me know
@Seandead@grok@alhasaan0 Grok is compromised. It's only gotten worse over the past 6 months. It's bad at recognizing video and AI, and it seems it's purposeful. It's funny how a random dude on the internet can give it solutions and work arounds to improve, and it's coders can not.
@derlex@elonmusk "By limiting criminalization to rare conduct, it strengthens arguments that the costs of these offenses outweigh their benefits. Careful consideration of the costs of HIV criminalization may support the argument that the best approach is no offense at all." -Margo Kaplin
@silentlyfloatn@JOKAQARMY1 My mistake, I was confused on his name. ed jay epstein, here's a link to his archived site. https://t.co/WupF4CPGx5 is an essential tool while searching the files. https://t.co/ulzRVhZlN3
@DontbuyfromKay@JOKAQARMY1 What you just said is the problem. My point is to encourage people to look into things themselves, and not to conform to popularity. Science, evidence, and reason are not democratic; popularity is irrelevant to truth.
@kittykassx@londonbaileyio@MrsRoyKeaneo When we are emotional, we can't use logic, we literally can't access that part of our brain. Her reaction is understandable, but unstable. We shouldn't encourage this reaction. Groups of people acting like this in the street could be used as an excuse for martial law.