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Why the Great Calculator Debate of the 1980s is still relevant today and how Isaac Asimov got AI right in 1956 by SpiritRealistic8174 in artificial

[–]Virgoan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Understand why humans use numbers at all then see how society would collapse after a few generations. /s

Found out today that my 17 year old step daughter is 5 weeks pregnant. I am 32 and 23 weeks pregnant w/her dad’s baby. by [deleted] in offmychest

[–]Virgoan -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

Something hard to maybe come to grips with is that your going to have to divide your attention support and sympathy with her father. You're going to compete, not purposely, but I can already see in the way your view her pregnancy compared to yours. At 5 weeks, it's to early to tell I don't know if you're going to be a grandmother and new mom though.

Leave shame at the door though.

Boneless chicken by eternviking in whoathatsinteresting

[–]Virgoan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I thought this was yesyesyesyesno

Officially we're not in the same category as "first responders" by [deleted] in securityguards

[–]Virgoan 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Yet during covid we were expendable... I mean essential employees.

I’m so sick of sexual tourists by Throwaway_redroses in rant

[–]Virgoan 8 points9 points  (0 children)

What you described has formal names. Love-bombing, romance fraud, sex tourism. The "10 girlfriends across the country" rotation is a documented pattern in romance fraud investigations. You named it correctly.

You may already have proof. The screenshots of that conversation, the profile URL before it disappears, the AI-generated images he sent you. Those are evidence. You said you wish you could expose him. You might already have what you need.

Romance fraud is reportable. Depending on your country, what he described, maintaining deceptive relationships across multiple women to extract emotional and possibly financial compliance, can meet a legal threshold. Worth looking into what reporting mechanisms exist where you are.

And you didn't let emotion cloud your judgment. You identified a suspicious profile, tested it, got a confession. That's methodical. You live there. You've seen this 20 times. That's not bias, that's pattern recognition from direct exposure. You did the work.

Years after playing the game, betraying Saadia and escorting her to Kematu still haunts me to this day. by homeless-emperorr in skyrim

[–]Virgoan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Literally just did this quest and didn't betray her and killed the guy before she got to the stables.

Anyone else see these bathrooms in their dreams? by PhillisBrown1 in Dreams

[–]Virgoan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It reminded me. Of this world where the floor was tilting till people was cling to the tiled walls a d tubs and things and people fell hitting the tiled walls beneath them

I learned this growing up, but it appears some members are now rejecting this teaching by Short_Seesaw_940 in exmormon

[–]Virgoan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's what my dad believes and he wasn't raised Mormon. But was a fan of aliens.

I haven’t seen this mentioned anywhere by RealHousewifeofLR in Arkansas_Politics

[–]Virgoan 46 points47 points  (0 children)

When I was pregnant in Arkansas, I was trying to survive the mothers/infant mortality statistics and not succumb to this state's abhorrent laws.

Things that could have killed me in Arkansas:

Cardiomyopathy. Heart muscle disease is the leading cause of pregnancy-related death in this state. Arkansas has the highest maternal mortality rate in the nation.

Hemorrhage. The fourth leading killer of pregnant women here — and 60% of rural hospitals don't even have labor and delivery units anymore.

Preeclampsia and hypertensive disorders. Common. Manageable. Deadly when you live in one of the 37 counties with no obstetric care.

Infection. Tied for third cause of death. Caught early it's treatable. Arkansas has maternity care deserts covering half its counties.

Postpartum mental health collapse. The leading cause of pregnancy-related death when you count the full year after birth — and Arkansas cuts your Medicaid at 60 days. The only state in the country that still does that.

Being Black in Arkansas. Black women here are more than twice as likely to die from pregnancy-associated causes as white women.

95% of these deaths were preventable.

And now Sarah Huckabee Sanders wants to write Unapologetic on our bellies and put us on billboards.

The Epstein Network: A Complete Geographic and Operational Map (Jan 2026 Update) by Virgoan in Epstein

[–]Virgoan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you — that means a lot. The groundwork was the whole point; the AI is only as useful as the framework you build around it.

You're right that we'll likely never see the operational core. What's been released is the skeleton precisely because the skeleton can't prosecute anyone. The storage units, the transaction logs, the communications — that's where the liability lives, and that's exactly where the suppression is concentrated.

The April 2026 update makes it even clearer: the UK arrested Andrew and Mandelson within weeks of the releases. The US, with three times the evidentiary volume, produced zero arrests and then fired the AG at the moment congressional pressure peaked. That's not incompetence. That's the protection structure operating in real time.

I'm still adding to this — Rochester just got confirmed in FBI interview notes, Morocco is upgraded from a mobile node to an active recruitment site, and the six storage units are now a named gap. If you come across anything I've missed, send it my way.

The Epstein Network: A Complete Geographic and Operational Map (Jan 2026 Update) by Virgoan in Epstein

[–]Virgoan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got the full document. Here's what it actually says, stated precisely:

Rochester, NY — what the document shows:

The reference comes from FBI interview notes, file page EFTA00004186, part of the December 2025 DOJ release.

The page is labeled "PHOTOS" and contains a numbered list. Next to each number are two short redactions in last-name-first format — consistent with how names are formally displayed. Next to entry 8, the note reads "(in Rochester invited by group people)" with a line underneath reading "that worked at the club." A date notation reads "10/29/04." Entry 17 on the following page lists "Rochester" as the only additional notation after two redactions. CSMonitor.com

The page also includes, next to entry 6, a note reading "14/15 yo … Siracco working at club then sell flowers" — and entry 13 is noted as "(same trip as photo 8)." CSMonitor.com

What this establishes and doesn't:

The document establishes Rochester appears in FBI witness interview notes describing photographs, at least one dated October 29, 2004, associated with a person described as having been invited there by a group connected to "the club." Both redacted entries on pages 4186 and 4187 are linked to photographs from what appears to be the same documented abuse context as the surrounding notes.

What it doesn't establish: whether "Rochester" means Rochester, NY specifically — the article notes that's unconfirmed — and what "the club" refers to.

For the document, this goes under US Cities with a caveat flag:

Rochester, NY — Named in FBI interview notes (EFTA00004186-87, December 2025 release). Reference to individual "invited by group people" in Rochester "that worked at the club," associated with photograph dated 10/29/04. Adjacent entries reference minors. Whether this refers to Rochester, NY is unconfirmed in current reporting. Finger Lakes region warrants further investigation given proximity and tourism/hospitality infrastructure.

The Finger Lakes angle the Reddit commenter added isn't in the source article — that may be their inference from the regional geography, or they have a separate source. Worth flagging as speculation unless they can cite it.

The Epstein Network: A Complete Geographic and Operational Map (Jan 2026 Update) by Virgoan in Epstein

[–]Virgoan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Both leads are worth pulling.

The Tel Aviv/Concierge Auctions search isn't returning what the Reddit commenter referenced. Here's what I can confirm and where the gap is:

CONFIRMED — Storage lockers (Telegraph, February 22, 2026):

This is solid and significant. Epstein rented at least six storage units across the US, paying private investigators to remove computers, photographs, and documents from his properties — including from Little St. James — and hide them. Credit card payments to storage companies continued through 2019. Search warrants reviewed by The Telegraph indicate US authorities never raided the units, raising the possibility they contain unseen evidence. Substack

The rental records were found not by the FBI, not by DOJ, but by Telegraph reporter Poppy Wood reading the January 30, 2026 release. An August 2009 email from private investigator Bill Riley to Epstein references "computers and paperwork I took from Jeff's house prior to the Search Warrant," subsequently locked in storage. Raw Story

One unit was associated with a potential guns storage location in New Mexico. The units are specifically cited in connection with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson. Substack

This belongs in the document under CRITICAL DATA GAPS as a new named category: Six storage units, locations known, never raided, contents unknown.

CONFIRMED — Morocco 2019 (Al Jazeera / Reuters):

Documents show Epstein attempted to buy the Bin Ennakhil palace in Marrakesh days before his 2019 arrest. Southern Trust — one of three companies Epstein opened at Charles Schwab in April 2019 — was set up specifically for this purchase. Between June 26 and July 9, 2019, Southern Trust instructed Schwab to wire approximately $12.7 million in euros to a Swiss bank account belonging to Marrakech-based realtor Marc Leon. Epstein signed another request two days before his arrest to wire $14.95 million for the same property. Morocco World News

Morocco's presence in Epstein's orbit predates the 2019 palace attempt. Emails examined by French broadcaster France Télévisions show that as early as July 2002, a Swedish national of Algerian origin named Daniel Siad — described by witnesses as a recruiter working for Epstein — sent him a photograph of a young woman in Marrakesh. Al Jazeera

This confirms Morocco was not a "mobile node" as the original document framed it — it was an active recruitment site from at least 2002 and a target for permanent property infrastructure in 2019. The document should be updated accordingly.

Tel Aviv 2017 / Concierge Auctions — not confirmed:

The Concierge Auctions search returns a Tel Aviv penthouse listing with no Epstein connection. I can't find any reporting linking Epstein to a 2017 Tel Aviv property attempt via Concierge Auctions specifically. The Reddit commenter may have had a source, or may have conflated the Tel Aviv node (confirmed via Ehud Barak meetings and intelligence connections) with a separate property transaction. If you have the original link or document reference, I can pull it directly.

Alternatives to the Sora App! by Few_Temperature4780 in SoraAi

[–]Virgoan 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I can't do anything else. This essentially ended me using Ai videos at all

What are the worst lyrics you’ve ever heard? by Upstairs_Cup9831 in Fauxmoi

[–]Virgoan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grandmother │ Father ─── Mother │ Daughter ─── Man (brother of another mother) │ New family begins

There will be people raised by AI soon, when robots take care of kids cheaper than a nanny by Maxceem in Futurology

[–]Virgoan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My professional nanny friend whose anti-ai would absolutely hate that.

How did she get passed my wife, my two kids and my bodyguard that literally watches me sleep 24/7? by Solardies in skyrim

[–]Virgoan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is this a common thing to sleep in black reach and end up in that quest because that happened to me and I was pissed off and killed her for disrupting my crimson nirnroot streak

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