Unsere Gesellschaft hat sich in eine Kultur der Reflexe manövriert – in der moralische Empörung den Diskurs ersetzt und jede Abweichung vom vermeintlich richtigen Kurs als Angriff gewertet wird. Doch Demokratie lebt vom Widerspruch. Politische Meinungsvielfalt ist kein … 1/x
Die jüngsten pro-palästinensischen Demonstrationen in Berlin haben erneut bewiesen, dass es den Protestierenden darum geht, Angst auf den Straßen zu schüren. Es gibt keinen Grund, auf den Straßen Deutschlands zu einer Intifada aufzurufen, und wer dies tut, weiß genau, was er tut
@JKasek Quatsch. Der HBI berücksichtigt wesentliche thermophysiologische Größen der menschlichen Wärmebelastung nicht und kann deshalb den suggerierten Bezug zur tatsächlichen menschlichen Hitzeempfindung beziehungsweise gesundheitlichen Belastung nicht erfüllen. https://t.co/P09HQoo5wy
@tpgoebel@Lars_Kruse_1973 Genau das ist der entscheidende Punkt: Eine solche evolutionäre Dynamik bräuchte weder Bewusstsein noch Gefühle, um zielgerichtet zu wirken. Offen bleibt, ob Spawn, Kontextvariation und Evaluation bereits Evolution sind – oder zunächst nur deren technische Vorstufe.
@tpgoebel@Lars_Kruse_1973 Wenn AGI kein Bewusstsein voraussetzt, könnte sie als emergentes Verhalten eines verteilten Systems auftreten. Ob heutige Agenten bereits einen Evolutionsprozess bilden, bleibt offen. Das systemische Risiko ist dagegen sehr real.
@SPIEGEL_EIL Im Kern richtig, aber „verschiebt“ ist zu eindeutig: Einen verbindlichen Termin gab es nicht. Sam Altman schließt einen OpenAI-Börsengang 2026 aus und nennt KI-Sicherheits- und Alignmentfragen als Grund. Ob 2027, bleibt offen.
Vielleicht ist die spannendste #KI-News der Woche gar kein neues Modell: ENISA testet #Anthropic Mythos 5 und #OpenAI#GPT-6 Astra selbst auf Fähigkeiten und Cybersecurity-Risiken.
Der interessante Punkt dabei:
Vertrauen ist kein Prüfkriterium. Nachweis schon.
@orlando1678@Critical__Cat Noch interessanter: 1930 hielt er einen Vortrag vor dem “Verein zur Abwehr des Antisemitismus”. Zu den Mitgliedern zählten auch Theodor Mommsen und Heinrich Mann.
Das NADAP-Blatt “Völkische Beobachter” griff ihn danach scharf an.
@orlando1678@Critical__Cat „Frobenius sah die afrikanische Kultur der europäischen als gleichwertig an, was für einen Gelehrten seiner Zeit ungewöhnlich war.“ (Gleiche Quelle)
Defence + Industrieforschung // Zivilklauseln und Wissenschaftsfreiheit - Danke an den @stifterverband für das Interesse an diesem wichtigen Thema moderner Zivilgesellschaften.
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JEW-HATRED IS REAL
A shared experience. My husband Thomas Finn takes the floor.👇🏽
Last week we were sitting at a lunch restaurant down by the harbour in Skagen. High season, thirty degrees, full tables, children and draft beer and fried plaice - Denmark at its most Danish.
A young couple sat down at the table next to us. Mid-twenties, from a mid-sized Danish town, he a tradesman, she friendly and well-spoken.
We fell into conversation, the way you do while waiting for the food - where are you from, what do you do - and the conversation drifted, as conversations do these days, onto the culture war, which he in particular was preoccupied with. Islam, Christianity, the EU, political life.
A completely ordinary conversation between completely ordinary Danes over lunch.
And then he says it. Calmly, out of the blue, as if he were remarking on the weather:
"If you ask me, we obviously need to keep an eye on Islam - but the real threat is the Jews."
Krisztina was about to get up. I managed to put a hand on her leg under the table and send her the look that, between partners who have been together for decades, means - wait.
Not because the sentence didn't deserve an answer - but because I wanted to know how deep the well was before I said anything. So I asked, as neutrally as I could -
"Ok. Well, some people do think that. Are there many around you who feel that way?"
"Yes, pretty much all my friends."
Krisztina tried again, by way of history - "But surely you know the history. They have always been persecuted - and during the war Hitler killed six million of them..."
She never got to finish the sentence.
"Well, they deserved it. They brought it on themselves."
The sun was shining. The plaice arrived.
I looked at Krisztina, and we understood each other without words - not here, not now.
We had driven to Skagen for the day's sake and for each other's, and there were families with children at every other table. You have to know when a conversation is a conversation - and when it is merely an occasion.
So we ate our food in peace, wished them a good day and walked out into the sun.
But the sentence came with us.
And it is still lying on the table between us.
A nice, normal, friendly young couple - and the sentence Europe has spent eighty years promising itself never to hear again, served over lunch, as if he were noting that the food needed salt.
What I want to tell you today is that this sentence was not a bolt from a clear sky. I had expected to hear it out in the open this year.
Because it is not one stray young man in Skagen. It is the surface of something that has grown larger than most people quite notice, beneath us, while we were looking away - and I can document it - as can many others here on this platform - because I, or we, have been standing in it all year.
Over the course of this year I have written a series of exhaustive texts and hundreds of long comments about Jews. About their three-thousand-year history, from Abraham through the exiles to the rebirth of the State of Israel. About their traditions, their scriptures, their way of carrying memory through the centuries.
About everything the Western world stands on without knowing it - that Man bears the image of God, that the law stands above the king, that conscience cannot be owned, that every child should be able to read - foundation stones that are all Hebrew, and which were carried out to us through a Jewish saviour and his Jewish apostles.
I have written about the causes of the persecution, its patterns and its costumes through a thousand years. About the grammar of Jew-hatred - the kind that cannot imagine a human being who freely holds an opinion, or a people that wants something of its own.
And about why it is crucial that the world stands up for and in front of this people - not because they are worth more than others, but because the attack on them has always been the first act in the attack on Man as such. MORE👇🏽
In Deutschland haben wir a) Energie verknappt und verteuert b) Migration in den Sozialstaat statt in den Arbeitsmarkt gefördert c) Sozialstaat ausgebaut statt investiert d) staatliche Steuerung über Markt gestellt. Ergebnis: Niedergang. Wenn wir a-d nicht radikal ändern, droht der ABSTURZ. Handelt endlich!