According to all the new security revelations thanks to AI, it's time to assume that everything and anything that is connected to the internet is compromised. This dumpster fire is becoming like a never ending game of whack-a-mole where the only reward is you get to continue playing.
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Like I gotta say seeing these Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries all of the sudden popup on X is kinda fascinating. Almost like they just woke up, every previous post of these stooges barely had any likes and the comments always been against them. All of a sudden wow so many fans!
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Conversation I’d like to happen between Abdul and Schumer:
Abdul: So Chuck, in my culture they tell us to respect our elders so listen… yeah you know how they didn’t elect me because of my physique and good looks? I mean come on my name is Abdul and I was called a terrorist… yeah they elected me on the promise to uproot corruption… and like they see you as the embodiment of the corruption that caused Trump. I’m not saying you are corrupt! It’s just what they think. So I can’t have you as the leader of the senate… if I do they’ll put me on a shawarma spit.
Chuck: but what if I promise not to be corrupt? I promise!
Abdul: pinky promise, nah habibi I can’t if I do they’ll disown me. My electorates are not stupid. How about you do an early retirement yeah I know you are 100-young… but like cash in your work and go smell the roses while you can… go on a pilgrimage habibi enjoy life, let us worry about this I promise we’ll take care of things.
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The first test we will have of the newly elected candidates is the election of the house and senate leaders. Let’s see if they’ll fail us…. Again.
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Can you imagine offering people $5000 and STILL lose the election on a level not seen in history?
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On the surface and if you draw parallelism between what they are doing to El-Sayed to what they did to Mamdani, it’s easy to point to racism as the reason, but alas and truthfully I was the reason was racism. The truth is far more sinister and dangerous.
To get the picture you gotta draw the line all the way to Bernie first primary against Clinton, from there you won’t need that much of an imagination to come up with the why.
Racism, sexism, xenophobia, all of those are excellent tools to sway large swaths of the public one way or another, and is very cost efficient method (no potential damage to special interests). Our future as a country is very worrying if they are successful in their efforts.
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We can stand hear and claim Haley Stevens is a turncoat and that’s what 70 million campaign buys you, but the fact is she is the embodiment of the corruption our political class are infected with.
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I get it that I’m supposed to wear a seatbelt when in the car, I get it I’ll get a ticket if I’m not buckled but ffs you don’t have to ding me to death every time!
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The AI bubble won't burst because the technology fails. Quite the opposite. We're barely scratching the surface of what AI will become, and it could take another century to realize its full potential.
The bubble will burst because the economics won't keep up with the expectations.
Gartner projects $2.7 trillion in global AI spending in 2026, with nearly $1.5 trillion going toward infrastructure alone. That's an extraordinary amount of capital being deployed on the assumption that consumers and businesses will eventually pay enough to justify it.
But technological potential and commercial demand are two very different things.
We can build millions of incredible AI-powered tools that improve nearly every aspect of our lives. That doesn't mean people can afford them, need them, or consider them worth paying for.
This is precisely the lesson of the dot-com bubble.
The internet wasn't a failure. The technology was revolutionary, and virtually everything investors envisioned eventually materialized. What failed was the timeline and the valuations attached to it. The Nasdaq lost 77% of its value between 2000 and 2002, not because the internet had no future, but because investors priced decades of anticipated growth into a handful of years.
AI is following a dangerously similar trajectory, only with an unprecedented infrastructure investment behind it.
Eventually, revenue must justify spending. When adoption, willingness to pay, and actual profits fail to meet expectations, capital will retreat, valuations will collapse, and the correction will begin.
AI will change the world. That doesn't mean today's investors will make money doing it.
The technology can be right, and the investment thesis catastrophically wrong.
Brace yourselves. The scale of this potential correction could dwarf the dot-com crash.
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This election year I did something very different. I searched every candidate and how much was contributed to their campaign by special interest groups and voted for the one with the least corporate financial support. I don’t care if that person completely is misaligned with me socially.
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What if we’ve fundamentally misunderstood the threat of AI?
What if humanity’s greatest value to a superior intelligence isn’t our intelligence, but the information our existence continuously generates?
And what if preserving us becomes essential to AI’s own survival?
I developed a hypothesis exploring exactly that.
The Autonomous Information Generation Hypothesis (AIGH).
notsureinsight.substack.com/…
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Many come out and say Arab this Muslim that, and while it isn’t their fault it is racist.
Yes the Middle East does share the same language Arabic and even that is convoluted. The Arabic spoken in Lebanon greatly differs from Iraq or Yemen. You can tell with high confidence the country of origin simply by how it’s spoken. Aside from that, the ethnicity and cultures vastly differs between countries in the region.
A good way to look at it is imagine Europe, European countries have a lot of similarities but each is with their independent national identity, their languages diverged much further than in the Middle East but that is also clearly developing there.
So again, when calling Palestinians “Arabs” check yourself. Palestinians are PALESTINIANS and their lineage predates Arabic and Islam. The first step to recognizing their struggles is recognizing their identity and their heritage.
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It will be very difficult for us to explain to Generation Alpha how irreverent the Internet was in the 90s and the early 00s. How few people knew about it, how niche it was, how lawless and free it was.
How it was something we did in our spare bored time, unlike how we associate with it now. How what we did on the Internet really was disconnected from reality. Now it reaches every aspect of your reality.
Explaining all of that to a generation that woke up to it engulfing every aspect of their lives. I don’t think they’ll ever be able to truly comprehend that.
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Oh my bbc! Yes residents of Kibbutz destroyed on October 7th are grappling with rebuilding.. hold on let me ask someone from Gaza to go to help… after all Gazans don’t have anything from to rebuild their entire open air prison.
bbc.com/news/articles/cqrmyz…
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There is something happening that I think our current cycle of media insanity we are basically dismissing. Researchers were able to mimic a flys brain neurons and digitize them similar to AI and used it to fly a drone and it did just like a fly. In Thailand they are experimenting successfully human neurons as an alternative to silicon chips.
Those two together are the gateway to levels of science I don’t think anyone publicly is genuinely comprehending.
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To honor and respect the people of Türkiye, this coming thanksgiving, we must rename the animal to Türkiye.
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