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To celebrate Diwali this year I dumped my garbage on my neighbors driveway and took a dump on his front lawn.
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If Jensen had just had sex with underage girls on a pedo island like a normal billionaire we wouldn’t be in this black Monday mess
They’re gonna redistributed via auto premiums. Truly incredible stuff. People who live in the countryside in small towns are gonna pay for the risk of living in the ghettos if ATL
They were elected to get prices down! Hahaha. Take another million 3rd worlders with 50 IQs.
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The Muslim Brotherhood’s official website is celebrating Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan.
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This is probably the worst result of the night.
Newly elected Democratic congressman Adam Hamawy was a close associate of Omar Abdel Rahman - the “Blind Sheikh” sentenced to life in prison for his role inspiring the 1993 Wold Trade Center bombing.
Abdel-Rahman issued a fatwa in the US that declared it lawful to rob banks and kill Jews in the US. His sermons condemned Americans as the "descendants of apes and pigs'' and called on Muslims to assail the West, ''kill them on the sea, air, or land.''
Adam Hamawy travelled with the Blind Sheikh to a conference in Detroit in 1991 titled "Towards a Global Islamic Economy.” He ultimately testified in court for the Blind Sheikh to try defend him.
A secret FBI informant said that Hamawy discussed making bombs with the Blind Sheikh and "conquering the land of the infidels.”
Not all that surprised. Why are people wanting them after hearing their jobs will be taken, infrastructure hacked and electricity costs go parabolic.
And here's another nugget, as I predicted:
Exit polls show 56% of voters said AI and data centers were a crucial or major factor in their vote for Congress. Those voters went Democrat 64–34.
And it gets clearer when you look at where people actually stand. Voters who oppose data centers backed Democrats 63–35.
AI and tech enthusiasts need to get out of their bubble. The technology being impressive is one thing. Whether it’s politically viable is another. Most people aren’t thinking about benchmarks and model releases. They’re thinking about their power bill, the noise down the road, and whether their job is next.
Public sentiment is turning, and fast. AI companies have an ally in the White House, and that may end up working against them, because it handed the other side a clean message. Democrats saw it early, started running ads, and positioned themselves as the party of AI skeptics. It worked.
You can’t ignore this. And “AI is the future” does nothing to answer the political viability question.
