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Klay Thompson for the win.
-Sets a pindown for Mitchell, Clippers switch that.
-That switch puts him in a good spot to come off the baseline screen from Bam Adebayo.
-Brook's in the matchup so the Clippers didn't switch, Klay wide open for 3
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We have a NEW rebounding king 👑
Bam Adebayo (5,792) has officially passed Udonis Haslem for the most rebounds in Miami HEAT history 💪
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What I’m thinking about on October 7th is how the New York Times brought in Israeli disinformation agents to create a fake narrative of rape and sexual violence on that day. Heinrich Himmler would show troops of the SS the German propaganda film Jud Süß in order to rile them up. It’s a made up story where evil Jews rape heroic German women. Many SS men left the theater and committed all sorts of violence. I think of the Israeli snipers who carefully aimed and then put a bullet between the forehead of a Palestinian toddler. Or those Israelis who called in air strikes on families and listened to them burn alive. How many of them were riled up by these fake stories of rape on October 7th? I wonder about those nice liberal and left minded people I meet in New York who work for this paper. What do they think about what they do? What’s it like being part of a machine designed to dehumanize people and lay the ground work for their extermination?
because the only reason AI exists is to take away our labor power
all of our rights only exist because the rich need our labor to run the machine
once they don’t need our labor power the rights will vanish and they will kill us. that’s the plan and they all agree on it
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Tonight at Gillette Stadium, Zach Bryan, one of the biggest country music artists in the world, wore a Free Palestine shirt onstage.
Gillette Stadium is owned by Robert Kraft, who pushed Ed Sheeran and his promoter to drop Macklemore from his tour.
Bryan isn’t just a major country artist.
He is one of the biggest live draws in music, filling stadiums across the United States and in major cities around the world.
Bryan served eight years on active duty in the US Navy and served overseas in Bahrain and Djibouti.
Members of Bryan’s band also wore shirts supporting the Palestinian cause, including his drummer, who wore a jersey honoring the memory of Hind Rajab.
Zach Bryan has a second show at Gillette Stadium tomorrow, Saturday night.
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🚨Heartbreaking: Despite Israeli bombardment that has destroyed entire residential areas and turned roads into rubble, children in Gaza continue walking through the ruins every day in search of education and a chance at life.
Schools and universities have been destroyed, but their pursuit of learning continues.
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A good time to remind you that more than half of the people who lived there were children. There was no standing army. There was no air defense. They basically obliterated their own penal colony over a prison riot. 99% of Gaza was innocent entirely and all were treated like Hamas
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The Box Score Has Been Lying To You About Bam Adebayo youtu.be/OiXQtZ4DHfk?is=gB17… via @YouTube
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Bam Adebayo, constantly switching onto elite ball-handlers…
And constantly shuts them down. No big in the NBA can switch & hang quite like Bam. So many lazy jumpers settled for because it’s near impossible to create space on him one-on-one. Unique gift.
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tomorrow will be the anniversary of the ferguson rebellion, all the protest leaders were murdered by the state
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The first Trump administration tried to usher in pre-crime to stop shootings and terror "before it happens" by having AI give Americans risk scores for "neuropsychiatric warning signs" based on their social media activity. The first Trump admin's AG Bill Barr also created the legal rails for pre-crime at the DOJ and FBI.
Now, the Trump administration is doing it all for real with Kash Patel, at a time when other admin officials have claimed that political opposition to their agenda is indicative of a "resurgence" of political "terrorism." Kash Patel has teamed up with Silicon Valley and AI to decide who gets put on the naughty list.
Instead of an uproar over the complete destruction of our remaining civil liberties, there are crickets. A good segment of people who used to claim they were advocates for civil liberties, personal freedoms and personal sovereignty are now instead tied up in embarrassing personality cults, NGU derangement syndrome, and/or bleating that "open source" AI will save us all.
The FBI's pre-crime AI could be "open source" and it would still work as intended and still be just as detrimental to our freedoms. Making a digital prison "open source" doesn't change how it functions, it just makes the walls a little more opaque, that is - if you can even read and understand the code, which most people can't.
"Open source" is a buzzword that has become largely meaningless, like "natural" on American food labels. Stop acting like it will save the US from tyranny. There is a reason the EXACT people involved in making AI pre-crime in the US a reality have been recently tweeting about how "open source" AI will somehow prevent its misuse by bad actors. They are lulling you into a false sense of security as they pull the switch.
The tyrants are in power, they are Neo-cons with a new coat of paint, it couldn't be clearer. They are now ANNOUNCING they are using AI to target domestic dissent, and whether it is open source or not, it will work as intended.































