This is not Hiroshima.
This is Lebanon right nowā¦
This's the first time in history that an army broadcasting war criminal live while wiping mountains off the mapātriggering a 4.1 magnitude earthquakeāand the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights remain silent.
Even if itās an military infrastructureāas Israel claimsāthere are numerous other alternatives; detonating 1,100 tons of explosives directly causes severe, irreversible environmental degradationāsurface topography destruction, the widening of existing ground fissures, structural damage to nearby buildings, and risking localized landslides, violating Article 35(3) of Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions, as well as the 1954 Hague Conventionāoccurring near critical historical landmarks like Beaufort Castle.
But international law clearly doesn't apply to Israel.
I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.
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Spanish actor Javier Bardem says The migration of 60,000 people from Morocco to Spain was planned by Israel because Spain opposes the genocide in Palestine
Hi Cai,
Great to hear from you. You said a lot of stuff there so I thought Iād breakdown my reply:
1. An elected politician owns shares (worth at least 50% of their salary) in a company where roughly 90% of the profits are from fossil fuels.
At the same time the politician is deriding and undermining efforts to tackle a climate crisis. A crisis which is driven overwhelmingly by fossil fuels. If you canāt work out why thatās a story - I canāt help you.
2. If you respond to requests for comment, your comments get published. You were asked for a comment by my team and you didnāt reply. In journalism, part of the research is approaching people and asking for their side of the story. You canāt whine about a lack of research while refusing to engage.
3. You say āthe share price didn't fallā after the net zero announcement. I donāt want to preach to a seasoned investor but clearly UK net zero policy isnāt the only determinant on the share price of a Houston based oil company. The UK market is less than 10% of their revenue (did you not read your shareholders report?).
4. You say āvirtually all of Will's subscribers are there for the Reform-bashingā. I am not sure what data you are drawing on here but I am impressed you can divine the motivations of over 15,000 people.
5. You talk about wanting scrutiny, but your party is the only one which relentlessly declines interviews and questions. I have literally written books about the failings of Labour, Plaid and the Tories, and they still grant interviews. By contrast your party, who say they advocated debate and free speech, relentlessly hide and dodge questions.
If you actually welcome scrutiny, why not do an interview with me?
Happy for you to even choose the topics. The NHS? Flags? Stickers in toilets? Up to you.
What no one tells you about the Bosnian genocide is how some rich White people from Italy, France and the UK paid upwards of $90k and extra to kill children for 'snipper hunts.'
The 10-day-forecast suggests the British heat wave will dip, and then return.
Forecasting that far out always needs significant caveats.
What I would say is - imagining the weather in London in, say, 10 years is genuinely frightening.
Weāre in a lot of trouble.
I'm trying to imagine Muslim kids chanting something similar about the Jewish or Christian faiths at a rally in London. The Prevent folks, counter-terrorism police, the entire British media would be all over the story, asking why Muslims are so extreme & brainwashing their kids.