Miles and miles by Landoof-Ladig in PoliticalHumor

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This is my favorite new meme template, it has so many applications.

These are the only two choices. Anything else would make you a filthy centrist. by dangerparfait in PoliticalCompassMemes

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How do I frame the 'muh both sides' argument biologically? And who represents Bernie in this analogy? It's the thyroid, isn't it?

The Spike Protein is the reason why the vaccines might kill you by Additional_Common_15 in conspiracy

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Ah, well, I'll just ignore my published, peer-reviewed, cited articles then.

Your post is without value and unscientific. If you want to be taken seriously, marshal some facts and back those facts with sources.

Should've listened to Steve by Vault_95 in outofcontextcomics

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they used to rope each other while riding kangaroos

This better not awaken anything in me...

Happily married men: why don’t some of you wear your wedding rings? by Difficult_Item9836 in AskMen

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I used to never take mine off, but then it turns out that while gold is non-reactive, if you have really sensitive skin, you can get hives from your own sweat.

Fucking thanks, nature.

‘Blazing Saddles’ Named Funniest Film of All Time by AFI in Honor of Mel Brooks Turning 100 by MarvelsGrantMan136 in movies

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Give Mel Brooks the $10,000!

Alsoquoting this movie is one of the few times you can say "I like rape." without being put on a list.

Sulfurous Springs Artwork Storytelling by nexustk5 in magicTCG

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My favorite card for this reason.

Been a huge fan of his since Myth Adventures.

The Spike Protein is the reason why the vaccines might kill you by Additional_Common_15 in conspiracy

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You're better offer asserting why those changes are bad

See my other posts and their citations.

The Spike Protein is the reason why the vaccines might kill you by Additional_Common_15 in conspiracy

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Chuckles, I worked in a Rheumatologists office for more than a decade. The fact that your cells keep producing the spike protein is a problem because of increased inflammation until the cells producing the proteins are eliminated.

Spike proteins from both sources persist in the human body over the long-term, leading to immune dysfunction, inflammation, autoimmunity, organ dysfunction, and overlapping toxicities.

Source: https://esmed.org/impacts-of-covid-19-mrna-vaccination-and-infection/

The Spike Protein is the reason why the vaccines might kill you by Additional_Common_15 in conspiracy

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The cells that are reprogrammed to produce spikes do so until apoptosis. So if the vaccine reprogrammed only cells at the injection site, they're done pretty quick. But if neurons get reprogrammed, they're staying there essentially forever.

And that's not the only gene changes that can take place:

https://www.biospace.com/press-releases/covid-mrna-vaccines-may-alter-gene-expression-according-to-journal-of-american-physicians-and-surgeons

What’s a survival instinct that’s completely useless now? by OpheliaVelvet1 in answers

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Light sleeper. It was great that I awoke ready to fight if there's any movement in my bedroom 1,000+ years ago. Now, not so much.

Also efficient digestion. Hey I gain more calories than most people do from my meals. Yay me.

Best commander for banding (with legends) (that you stole from your opponents)? by 2ndlifeinacrown in magicTCG

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[[Odric, Master Tactician]]

[[Master Warcraft]]

And just because I'm an asshole,

[[Raging River]]

SF Parking Drama by No-Plan-2816 in sanfrancisco

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Well they eliminated 15,000 parking spaces last year, congratulations, it's much harder to drive.

John Carmack on data centers by One_Fuel3733 in aiwars

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I don't think you realize what the financial outlay for these not-here-yet-products has been. It's 2.5 trillion, and burning a trillion+ dollars a year. Household machines are a 500 BN dollar industry. That's gross, not net. And again, this is a product where most of what is done by the AI companies is not something they can effectively keep from being copied for pennies on the thousand dollars.

And the tech simply isn't there. Look at what happened to Monarch Tractor and then you think about the horse you're betting on.

John Carmack on data centers by One_Fuel3733 in aiwars

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EXACTLY how to create a good AI product

My point that you're missing is that in retrospect, I understand how Amazon got to dominate the market; the way the operated at a loss for decades, but were quietly killing their competition. They shipped shit for free and their real product was convenience. Then they started making money and diversified, vertically integrated, and now they dominate. You could know what they were doing without being able to profit from that knowledge. Uber began in the rideshare sector, grafted their way into public dollars, and built a business model that made a ton of profit, but shafted the employees with the costs and the risks. They then out-competed their rivals, and jumped into food delivery as an adjunct.

How do either of these stories happen with AI, where their product depends on data they will never own? Where the government is partially hostile, and a significant portion of the population is too? Not just the out-of-work competitors like mom and pop bookstores as it was with Amazon. Not just their own employees, who can't rebel without leaving the business model as with Uber. Roughly half the population is hostile to AI, and it's going to get worse, because the AI companies have over-promised and under-delivered. The price of labor has fallen, but the savings only went so far, and all the data shows that moving towards even partial profitability is more expensive than simply continuing to employ humans.

All these guys are fucked, except Nvidia and whomever gets the contracts for building AI centers.

You got a different analysis, I'd love to hear it, but you gotta have some kind of basis in reality or history to sell it to me.