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@KennedyNation Hmm. Dr. Linehan has helped develop a strong, capable woman who understands the world, and has made that therapy available. She must have been a very good friend.

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@DataRepublican @uneedsoap @OKeefeMedia @anthonyjrubin @realmuckraker Totally deserved. Well done.

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about 8 hours ago

@Novasynthetica Tinkerbell dress!

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about 8 hours ago

A comment you may, or may not, find interesting. When prescribed a drug I supply Grok and ChatGPT the information, including my diagnosis, and ask their opinion. I then ask them about any discrepancies between Grok and ChatGPT’s responses. I knew a person that had drugs from three different docs that interacted with a very negative result. I have worked for large pharmaceutical companies and used to read the product insert. Grok and ChatGPT provide much better insight.

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about 8 hours ago

I never looked at this (attached) from this perspective. All the abundance that socialists promise but can’t deliver: It is being argued that future technology (AI for intelligence supply, robots for labor supply, and high income for all) will deliver. So the next target for attack by the socialists is the technology sector, after defeating the established Western values and government.

Brivael Le Pogam

@brivael

about 19 hours ago

People think the current fight is about AI, about Nvidia, about a few bills in Washington. No. The real fight is much simpler, and much more serious. We're heading toward a new kind of civilization. That part is settled. The only question is: will we go through 1984 before we get there? One: why superintelligence destroys the current system. The system we live in rests on one scarcity: the scarcity of intelligence. To understand a law, you need a lawyer. To read a balance sheet, you need an expert. To build a case, you need a firm. To access a market, you need a permit. To know what's true, you need a newspaper, an agency, an institution to tell you. Every layer of this system is a toll booth. And every toll booth is manned by someone who lives off your inability to do without them. Superintelligence makes intelligence abundant. Almost free. Available to everyone, every second. When intelligence becomes abundant, the toll booths become useless. And the people manning them know it. So they'll do everything to keep the system alive. Not necessarily out of malice. Upton Sinclair summed it up: it's hard to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it. Licenses, moratoriums, federal agencies, blown-up scandals: every tool will be used to slow down what makes them obsolete. Two: even if they win, they lose. Because you can't contain an abundant technology with normal means. An AI model is a file. It can be copied, sent, run on a machine in a basement. To stop it from spreading, you have to monitor every computer, every chip, every line of code, every exchange. There's no soft version of that control. There's only a total one. That's the trap. To keep their system alive, they'll be forced to become totalitarian. Not because they want to, but because it's the only way to hold back abundance. History has played this game before. The Ottoman Empire kept the printing press at bay for nearly three centuries. It preserved the established order, and watched Europe overtake it in every field. The USSR controlled photocopiers and kept watch over typewriters. It collapsed anyway. And a system that confiscates the leverage of the many to reserve it for the few is, by definition, unfair. An unfair system can last. It can't last forever. It always ends up imploding, under the weight of its own illegitimacy, or under pressure from those elsewhere who didn't hit the brakes. They can buy time. All they can do is push back the deadline. And the price of that delay is 1984. Three: Elon's project. Look at what he's building, piece by piece. Abundant energy, with solar and batteries. Abundant labor, with robots. Abundant intelligence, with AI. Free information, with Starlink and X, far harder for a regime to shut down. And access to space, with reusable rockets. This isn't a collection of companies. It's a machine for destroying scarcity. And the world of takers and financiers lives off scarcity. Organized scarcity of access, permissions, capital, information. A world that captured everything through coercion and lies, by standing between people and what they could build. Takers live off scarcity. Elon is industrializing abundance. When abundance wins, rent dies. The toll booth has no road left to block. The gatekeeper has no gate left to guard. That's why this fight is so violent. It's not a policy debate. It's one world fighting not to disappear, against another one being born. We can go through 1984. Or we can skip straight to what comes next. It's being decided now. What a time to be alive.

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Brivael Le Pogam

@brivael

about 19 hours ago

People think the current fight is about AI, about Nvidia, about a few bills in Washington. No. The real fight is much simpler, and much more serious. We're heading toward a new kind of civilization. That part is settled. The only question is: will we go through 1984 before we get there? One: why superintelligence destroys the current system. The system we live in rests on one scarcity: the scarcity of intelligence. To understand a law, you need a lawyer. To read a balance sheet, you need an expert. To build a case, you need a firm. To access a market, you need a permit. To know what's true, you need a newspaper, an agency, an institution to tell you. Every layer of this system is a toll booth. And every toll booth is manned by someone who lives off your inability to do without them. Superintelligence makes intelligence abundant. Almost free. Available to everyone, every second. When intelligence becomes abundant, the toll booths become useless. And the people manning them know it. So they'll do everything to keep the system alive. Not necessarily out of malice. Upton Sinclair summed it up: it's hard to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it. Licenses, moratoriums, federal agencies, blown-up scandals: every tool will be used to slow down what makes them obsolete. Two: even if they win, they lose. Because you can't contain an abundant technology with normal means. An AI model is a file. It can be copied, sent, run on a machine in a basement. To stop it from spreading, you have to monitor every computer, every chip, every line of code, every exchange. There's no soft version of that control. There's only a total one. That's the trap. To keep their system alive, they'll be forced to become totalitarian. Not because they want to, but because it's the only way to hold back abundance. History has played this game before. The Ottoman Empire kept the printing press at bay for nearly three centuries. It preserved the established order, and watched Europe overtake it in every field. The USSR controlled photocopiers and kept watch over typewriters. It collapsed anyway. And a system that confiscates the leverage of the many to reserve it for the few is, by definition, unfair. An unfair system can last. It can't last forever. It always ends up imploding, under the weight of its own illegitimacy, or under pressure from those elsewhere who didn't hit the brakes. They can buy time. All they can do is push back the deadline. And the price of that delay is 1984. Three: Elon's project. Look at what he's building, piece by piece. Abundant energy, with solar and batteries. Abundant labor, with robots. Abundant intelligence, with AI. Free information, with Starlink and X, far harder for a regime to shut down. And access to space, with reusable rockets. This isn't a collection of companies. It's a machine for destroying scarcity. And the world of takers and financiers lives off scarcity. Organized scarcity of access, permissions, capital, information. A world that captured everything through coercion and lies, by standing between people and what they could build. Takers live off scarcity. Elon is industrializing abundance. When abundance wins, rent dies. The toll booth has no road left to block. The gatekeeper has no gate left to guard. That's why this fight is so violent. It's not a policy debate. It's one world fighting not to disappear, against another one being born. We can go through 1984. Or we can skip straight to what comes next. It's being decided now. What a time to be alive.

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