Let me be blunt. Those who are afraid of AI feel deep down that they are impostors & have no edge. If you have a 1) clear mind, 2) a deep, not just cosmetic, undertanding of your specialty, 3) and/or are original enough to reinvent yourself when needed, AI will be your friend.
@ArmchairW
Either it's not the army it used to be, as we've seen in 2006, and /or it's not facing the Hamas it used to face...
Or it wants to drag things along for another purpose
@ArmchairW
Everyone aligned against Bibi. Everyone. No one forgot Iraq. Or his betrayal of his own "allies" in Lebanon...
No one trusts Bibi, even if he walked on water.
He's their greatest liability; no one beleives Bibi outside his own coalition.
Even there.
Imagine AI surveillance drones connected to all data across the country
Everything that has been tested to control populations in occupied war zones is coming to you
The state deliberately incites & facilitates tensions between groups so that we end up DEMANDING our own chains
@Babygravy9
Why did the practice endure in the New World?
Reminds one of Carthage, likely founded by those who wanted to hold to the practice, while the rest of the Phoenician world appeared to follow Abraham's example... Till Carthage met Rome, and her fate
@BowTiedRanger
It's more than messaging; from what we can see, it's also the mismanagement & disrespect for the ranks.
That'll take a complete overhaul of mid-level ranks to fix.
...it's like the French Army in 1939; the largest, most powerful, best equipped armyof its time
@RnaudBertrand
They've lost more than the war; Israel's survival can longer be assured outside a just two-state solution... And the window of opportunity is closing
@steve_tadelis
@realchrisrufo
@Jenniferhochsc2
It's a paradox: she should, but she cannot. Not in the current era.
We've moved away from politics & ideas.
Much of the discourse is now polemics & slogans.
@patrickbetdavid
Stuff like this will unify Armenians. Greeks, and Turks; Moslems, Christians, and Jews...
...wherever we are, we look up to America; what it represents, not the empire.
@ArmchairW
@Meow_Meow_2020
It's similar with fogbank; they had to relearn how to do it.
knowledge is embedded in the mix of people and their tools, it's not the papers or the hard drives; those who do, don't write
@TFL1728
Economies of scale; all governments are a monopoly of theft and murder. They'd love a monopoly of allegiance, but they need to co-opt established religions for this.
...come to think of it, maybe that's the Woke; many of our governments see it as their own religion...
Are cities sustainable?
Modern cities are "deserts" in waiting. In San-Francisco, as the feces pile-up sidewalks, you might as well be in the middle of the desert; you'll go hungry in that pricey loft of yours.
@Krumlov97
@ArmchairW
@Meow_Meow_2020
Tailorism is still with us. Too much excel; too little common sense. They say that you can only manage what you can measure, but you can't measure all that matters, in real life
@chigrl
If she improves NATO the way she modernized the Bundeswher... A lot of new equipment is going to need maintenance.
...opportunity for maintenance contractors down range
@RnaudBertrand
It likely already failed; chips aren't everything.
Besides, China graduates more engineers, every year, than the entire US engineering "population".
...but they do lag behind in gender studies
@WallStreetSilv
Norway has a lot of those "quick clays", highly prone to such landslides. The largest, the "Rissa Landslide", is also the most documented and understood:
@Babygravy9
They're lucky we don't need that island for a base, or for oil... Yet.
Otherwise, it'll be "homo omini lupu" before they could say "... Whatever it is they say
While I was distracted by the kids on my right on bikes, waiting to see if they would cross, I completely missed the guy crossing on the other side of the road.
But the AI was able to easily keep track of both. Great example of how AI can augment our perception.
@nntaleb
Maybe GDP itself is noise; as it measures the basket, it doesn't reflect whether you've got mostly apples, or mostly oranges in that basket.
Countries are a different blend of resource, industry, or services.
@TFL1728
So it's like a protection racket combined with a number's game where the same player always wins...
They "print money" = issue IOU's
They trade those IOU's for goods & services
They back those IOU's by their tax farm, & their guns
@CatholicArena
He must think himself better than the Sa7aba, the Prophet's own companions
Like Calif Omar who was visiting a church; when invited to stay and make his prayer inside, he refused, out of respect for the "people of the book" and their faith
In Japan there is now a minor boom in falconry: crows are attacking solar power plants with stones, and the only effective way to keep crows away is to deploy falcons. One trained falcon making 60 attack sorties a day can protect 100,000 solar panels from vengeful crows.
@Cernovich
Radio newsflash once had me "killed in action", together with two other paramedics from my Lebanese Red Cross Unit, back in '89, in Lebanon "Liberation War". They went to great length describing how the ambulance was hit and where.
@SonOfJenin
This is Aramaic, which predates Arabic and Hebrew. It is very much like the modern Lebanese and Maltese speak, except that she pronounces many "ح" as "خ", like in modern Hebrew. And she use some Greek words....
The translation misses a lot.
@Xaniken
"the rectum’s owner [...] told medical staff at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital that the 57 mm round, part of the man’s WWII memorabilia collection, became embedded inside his anus after he “slipped and fell,” as one is known to do in England"