@1776Hammerhead @sentdefender I don't think that's correct either, to be fair. There have been about 1100 F35's delivered to date, and there's about 1 airframe loss per 81k flight hours. The F16 has 1 loss per 20k hours. F15 is 1 per 50k hours. The F35 is still one of the safest and most reliable airframes.

@1776Hammerhead @sentdefender There have been 33 F16 crashes over the last 10 years, 12 F15 crashes over the same period. The implementation of the F35 has a better crash rate than late production legacy air craft. Compared to the implementation of F15 and F16, the F35 is infinitely better.

@iAnonPatriot I bet Palestine would accept them. I hear they are very welcoming and accepting of that group.

@cellblock73 @Atomik235 @SubBrief Ironic response for someone who used a chat bot that didn't provide the math proof, but yeah this was a good talk!

@cellblock73 @Atomik235 @SubBrief Yes, exactly. Now you're understanding that some tools are better than others for certain applications/questions.

@cellblock73 @Atomik235 @SubBrief Because it's a chat bot...

@cellblock73 @Atomik235 @SubBrief Conflating religious philosophy and mathematical logic questions is a ridiculous comparison, even for AI. Using one to delegitimize other on that kind of basis is stupid.

@cellblock73 @Atomik235 @SubBrief Why would I do that? I'm not defending that ridiculous claim, only that you were wrong about not being able to prove a negative.

@cellblock73 @Atomik235 @SubBrief Because Google, chat Gpt, and others don't agree with grok. Grok does not do well with some prompts, which is why you have to look at multiple sources.

@cellblock73 @Atomik235 @SubBrief No you didn't search anything. Here is you the math proof.

@cellblock73 @Atomik235 @SubBrief Yes, it most certainly does, what you're saying makes zero sense. Google "can you disprove a negative" if you want a more detailed explanation. I don't know how else to explain it to you.

@cellblock73 @Atomik235 @SubBrief You literally did with logic, and you don't realize it. There is an entire field dedicated to this in mathematics. If you want more examples of this, use chat gpt or perplexity AI and ask for examples of proving negatives.

@cellblock73 @Atomik235 @SubBrief This is not true, and a very silly argument. In mathematics, negative statements are proven all the time. For example, prove that 5 is not equal to 4.

@JRespecki @sentdefender This is a little over simplified, but Israel is basically a tech country. They sell technology that requires an intellectual infrastructure. Building bombs requires heavy machinery, sophisticated chemistry, etc. That infrastructure is massively different than the one they have.

@Dom_Posts @thewritesky @Crystal_Parsins @WeThePeople2A @krassenstein 🤣🤣

@thewritesky @Crystal_Parsins @WeThePeople2A @krassenstein Lmao, go reread my first post in this exchange.

@thewritesky @Crystal_Parsins @WeThePeople2A @krassenstein Delete this. If you spent 5 minutes, you can pull up 100's of videos on youtube of the C130 landing on make shift runways in hot zones. That was one of the purposes that plane was designed for. Obviously you don't know what 'make shift' means.

@thewritesky @Crystal_Parsins @WeThePeople2A @krassenstein Lmao, yes. The US air force can literally have make shift runways set up immediately. The C130 was designed for that purpose. Look at every war the USA has been involved in since Vietnam, they've been doing it for 60 years.

@sentdefender I bet there's a loophole where if they get fired, the positions have to be replaced somehow. He's going to put his own people in those positions and find tons of waste and fraud.

@Crystal_Parsins @WeThePeople2A @krassenstein Wtf is Mexico going to do? It's not going to happen, they will come to an agreement of some kind, but there is nothing that Mexico can realistically do. Outside of cities, Mexico doesn't have full radar or surveillance coverage. They wouldn't even know it's happening or where.