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verisimi

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    Comment #49166010

    > We will get much better at manipulation and better at people “writing” things to justify their own feelings. Yes, ai has strong narcissistic traits. And so do the people that own…

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    Comment #49146930

    I don't use Betamax, nor is it well supported.

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    Comment #49145186

    What can I say - its popular with me! Its also well supported, so that's something.

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    Comment #49145176

    I was responding to the generic comment that: > pretty much no-one uses either of them

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    Comment #49141645

    I use RSS multiple times daily.

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    Comment #49131624

    For fun, I'll say. You're trying to apply reason to emotion, not realising emotion drives everything. Consequently you think it's acceptable to force everyone to accept (your) supe…

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    Comment #49131460

    > all of them are serial arsonists, which means three or more fires So, the number '100', has to wildly low, as some arsonists will not have been caught, or only started one or two…

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    Comment #49131432

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49131382

    If you think any human endeavour, especially those that relate to handling of money, is without an agenda, I think you'd be wrong. If you also throw in the fact that this money is …

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    Comment #49131325

    > astroturfing works, and is only getting better/worse Perhaps one would say 'increasing' or 'decreasing'?

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    Comment #49119501

    People aren't doubting the benefit. Lenders are doubting their return. People's benefits have nothing to do with it. The benefits would go in a minute, if doing so yielded a better…

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    Comment #49071958

    "re-buy democracy"

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    Comment #49066116

    This is another point that is overlooked. If you transform a landscape, moving the water through quickly or whatever, preventing the natural action (eg deeply drenching the ground)…

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    Comment #48993183

    > I find it easy to envision a world, maybe 50 years from now, in which the very concept of "truth in advertising" is viewed as a lost, idyllic fantasy. I find it easy now!

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    Comment #48860160

    Oh no, would Google and Meta be dead? How will we manage?!

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    Comment #48802375

    No one asked you about this. Your government is free to spend its money as it likes, it can send it to the UN.

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    Comment #48734233

    The speed of turn-around sounds impossible. That you are asking for bike lanes - which is already part of most local agendas - is more believable. I daresay if someone asked for th…

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    Comment #48708400

    We were already living in 1984 when Orwell/Blair wrote the book.

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    Comment #48708390

    > It's going to be interesting watching nation states fight over how best to do this As others have said, there is a coordinated push to drive this legislation everywhere. There is…

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    Comment #48708223

    Are you talking from experience? What legislation have you organised?

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    Comment #48669806

    It always was.

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    Comment #48625859

    Why can't they spend the tax money they collected on secret contracts or however they are fit? It's their money!

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    Comment #48606645

    Change the governance. Both red, blue and the corporate sides are supportive of this.

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    Comment #48552760

    Monetary wealth is a proxy for power. > Does wealth continue to be a coherent concept once very few have all of it? I don't think it's been tried. I think this is already the case.…

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    Comment #48492733

    Nice story. I believe that dogs are capable of moral judgements too. The idea of 'evil' is a human idea though.