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@kag_land @libsoftiktok @Starbucks @UberEats Elaborate please because I have a plethora of experiences that may relate.

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@ElgatoVoladorBB @ChinaNipona Just because something may utilize AI as a tool artistically doesn't mean it's not art or doesn't hold intellectual properties, etc. Just adding and agreeing old school was the best school.

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@isaacrrr7 Homeboy really Hispanic converted to Islam and so is his friend with the Chihuahua probably ...

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@ReadOnly0137 @YoungGun8140 stricter rules our universe seems to enforce.

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@ReadOnly0137 @YoungGun8140 variation. Those don’t vanish with better tech; they become more subtle.

In short, the sci-fi examples—from to —are exploring provocative ideas, but they don’t substantiate your physical claims. If anything, they highlight the gap between narrative possibility and the much

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@ReadOnly0137 @YoungGun8140 communication for maintaining immortality misses a simpler, more durable truth: communication isn’t just maintenance—it’s coordination under uncertainty. Even a civilization with near-perfect replication would still face lag, disagreement, resource constraints, and local

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@ReadOnly0137 @YoungGun8140 and environmental divergence would still impose limits. “Mitochondrial rejuvenation” isn’t a stepping stone to immortality—it’s one small piece in a vastly more complex biological system that resists indefinite stability.

Finally, your premise that such societies would only need

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@ReadOnly0137 @YoungGun8140 so it doesn’t rescue your argument; it undercuts it.

Third, the leap from advanced transmission to “social or personal immortality” is doing a lot of unearned work. Even if perfect reconstruction were possible (which current physics doesn’t allow), entropy, error accumulation,

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@ReadOnly0137 @YoungGun8140 physics; it requires a physical substrate. Whether encoded in photons, electrons, or quantum states, transmitting data still obeys the same causal structure governed by the speed of light. Quantum entanglement, as you noted, does not transmit usable information faster than light

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@ReadOnly0137 @YoungGun8140 foundational. A society built on that mechanism doesn’t achieve immortality—it industrializes replacement.

Second, your claim that “data has zero mass” and therefore evades relativistic limits is a category error. Information is not some disembodied abstraction floating free of

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@ReadOnly0137 @YoungGun8140 expose its central cheat: continuity of identity is hand-waved. If a “traveler” is destroyed and reconstructed from transmitted data, you haven’t demonstrated transportation—you’ve described replication plus termination. That distinction isn’t philosophical nitpicking; it’s

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@ReadOnly0137 @YoungGun8140 You’re stitching together a compelling sci-fi throughline, but your conclusions lean harder on narrative convenience than on physical or informational constraints—and that’s where the argument starts to wobble.

First, invoking doesn’t really support your premise so much as

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@strangedevices1 @unlimited_ls Technically yes they can be copyrighted, however, there seems to be some issues when utilizing an AI engine to create the final product. This is usually why there is the option to subscribe to devices that then allow full ownership.

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@AmericanALCHMY If it were real then any and all current or ex military personnel wouldn't be talking about it because the consequences are severe when releasing confidential information like it's nothing. That's what makes this fiction.

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@Maveapproach She's not believable in any way shape or form lol. Fella's .. the information discussed a lot of people do know about in fact anybody who paid attention in school should know about it.

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@wvfunnyguy If you gonna be a trick, get your treat playa! She was saying don't take the restaurant surf to your turf because she was already the surf for your turf.

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@JOKAQARMY1 Damn shame but I support X allowing the freedom of speech. However this is some all around hateful racist disgrace to humanity type of video including most of the comments that followed it below. God bless us all!

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@jnottah The worker was hired to enforce and follow policy. This most likely would be with her safety and the safety of others she deals with, whether coworkers or not, as the top priority. This became personal which violated company policy. Respect each other, maintain personal control!

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@gotrice2024 My family always made enough to go around and some for leftovers or in case someone arrived late. He obviously is not with her for her cooking knowledge but based on this petty mistake turned argument I'd scrap this relationship.

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@Viralvid_89 This is wild behavior and extremely poor work ethic. I don't care what you do but do it the best you can and make sure it's somewhere you want to spend your time getting paid to be there. This younger privileged generation don't give a f*** about work. All they see is money.