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Good to see a real journalist in action, so different from what our media provide.....
youtube.com/watch?v=inYGkKXm…
When the liars are unable to feel shame or inner restrict, "Palestine" as an entity have no history comparable to the history of the jewish people - the latter being a tragedy and a millenial longing back to their homeland
Påminner om förra vinterns bilder med snökaos i Gaza, där barn frös och plågades skyddslösa för naturen. De var falska så klart men vidarebefordrades av de som ville tro budskapet....
This is not normal. These Palestinian kids deserve everything like your kids
Imagine your kid stranded in the rain.
Please don't normalize this.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The video is a recycled AI-generated clip from 2025, not real footage of current events. Heavy rains flooded Gaza tents on Nov 7 2026 but verified scenes differ from this.
aljazeera.com/news/2026/11/7…
leadstories.com/hoax-alert/202…
factcheck.afp.com/doc.afp.com.87…
“A macroeconomic model based on the historical relationship between interest rates, GDP and inflation suggests the Fed would need to raise the funds rate by about 275 basis points, from roughly 4% today to 6.75% by the end of 2027, to bring CPI back to its 2% target.”
-- T Slok
“A downward repricing of AI-related equities could generate a ‘meaningful’ negative wealth effect. Economists at Goldman Sachs estimate that the boost to consumer spending growth from positive wealth effects was worth 0.4 percentage point of GDP over the past year.”
-- Reuters
They were many, the men acting in a double capacity?
Courage?! Unarmed toddlers, girls, women, youngsters, elderly? The brave courageous muslim men of Gaza?! Western perverts really miss the Adolfs'
I believe we are moving toward a Bretton Woods III: a restructuring of the debt and currency system. I don’t know exactly what it will look like or when it will happen.
Building this future is enormously expensive. The largest technology companies were once cash machines. They are now spending so heavily on chips and data centers that their free cash flow, the cash left over after investment, has collapsed.
-- Steve Blumenthal
"Chamath put it more bluntly: “The entire United States economy is levered to the AI complex. So very narrowly, we’re talking about seven or eight companies that sets the tone for the entire country. And whether we like it or not, that is where we are.” Read that again..again."
Sacks...The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow estimate for third-quarter growth was about 3.7%, and AI-related capital spending is running at roughly 3% of GDP. In his view, you could say nearly all U.S. economic growth right now is coming from the AI buildout.
-- Steve Blumenthal
The part I find remarkable is that they are cutting prices while still making more money. Sacks explained that Anthropic’s models get roughly ten times more efficient each year at a given task.
The question in my mind, and I’m sure yours as well, is just how big can AI be? Like Ballmer with the iPhone, I’m not sure I fully grasp the scale and pace of the AI revolution, and what it means for the productivity of businesses and you and me.