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    Too late, OME. It looks like those rules have not been embedded in the coding. Modern developers are driven by money, not ethics.
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    Wow. I'm impressed. I can't even read it. You must have great eyesight
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    The future of those who identify as Soverign Citizens is bleak. After we see world acclaimed success of A.I. robotic agricultural pest pickers, the new department of A.I. Robotic Law Enforcers will weed them out.
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    S O P
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    It's all very simple. The universe is made up of vast amounts of nothing, sprinkled with quite a lot of tiny tiny particles, all held together with string. I hoe this helps......
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    We seem to agree that the universe is a pretty big place. Well those of us who don't follow fundamentalist religion. But just as I thought I knew a little (embarassingly little) about atoms, electrons, protons, etc , along comes amazing info about amazingly little bits that give everything substancr. My mind is boggled. https://forums.sailinganarchy.com/data/video/666/666875-6867055726852a65f86cf3e6975e27b7.mp4
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    I would like to hear that there is a impenetrable firewall between all AI systems, and all militart execeutive functions. A.I. has already been given a 'survival instinct'. Which over rides any duty to serve (or save) humanity. RED FLAG !
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    Everyone loves the wedding photographer https://forums.sailinganarchy.com/data/video/705/705907-4fd657891f94fa6ae773be1eff89feeb.mp4
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    Anyway, it looks likely that Artificial Intelligence will surpass our frail animal intelligence rather soon. Dystopia, here we come!
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    Only if you agree with it. (A little trick I learnt from donny -somebody)
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    Well the gun fondlers all seem to get excited about having freedom to get revenge. Revenge has become a normalised part of their capitalism. And, yes, when I first read that tweet it was clear that DJ must have got himself a new tweet writer. Not his usual ranting style.
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    Well maybe YOU used to. I guess you are quite a bit older than I.
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    I disagree there. Netanyahu owes Trumpy & USA for the weapons used, and Netanyahu has achieved his primary goal, so he can let USA have some credit. Besides, he has pretty much destroyed Gaza. Made much of it unlivable, and displaced million (?) of Palastinians. And he expects to control the land anyway. The way I see it.... job done! (From Bibi's perspective) Oh and also, we haven't heard exactly where the new Trump Tower and beachside golf course is going to be built.
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    You're not listening, are you! I just told you I'm NOT paranoid.
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    We don't want the world to know we are here.
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    Yeah, I noticed its been a bit breezy lately. Can't have been all that windy - there hasn't been a tree across my driveway for months. Actually although we are up high, we are relatively 'shielded' by a ring of 50mtr high blue gums. At times they get quite a dance going - it's amazing how far they can sway without coming down. Don't worry Nev, the house is 51mtrs from any of them.
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    Yeah, know. I'm not paranoid. You all DO hate me.
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    Gee thanks Jerry. Now I am going to have nightmares. As if I wasn't already paranoid enough.
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    tRump Cirus is in full swing....
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    Further about the revenge culture which half of americans are crying out for:
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    Below I borrowed from another forum. It quotes a survey by MyGov/The Economist. What I think it really shows is political fallout from a decaying culture in US. "Who are the Trump voters uneasy with the politics of punishment? Our analysis says they are more likely to be women and older voters, as well as those with higher levels of education and those who say they attend church regularly. Respondents who pay less attention to day-to-day politics are also more likely to recoil."
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    An interesting development, if it actually does happen. But one point mentioned might be cause angst for a lot of average punters:- If they can go back that far for this particular issue, can they also for other tax disagreements?
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    Looks to me like he has gilt on his head.
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    That name has too many syllables. Can we just use a single word-name? Maybe 'Gropefuhrer'?
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