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This is a positive view of society you don't usually here

We're all reading how AI will be our doom. I think most people associate AI with consciousness but I see zero evidence that mere complexity creates consciousness and thus no reason to believe AI is conscious, thus to be the destruction of mankind will require someone direct it to that purpose, just as with nuclear technology.

Personally, I believe the many interactive worlds theory of quantum mechanics is the correct one, even though it be an unpopular one. It creates a physical mechanism for us to create our reality, the universes splitting at every decision node but we decide which one we go to and so you can choose a terrible world or a great one. Make the right choice.

Intel's Crazy Plan for AI Chips IS WORKING! (Supercut)

Highlights from the #intel Foundry Direct Connect keynote presentation, featuring Sam Altman from #openai as well as the CEOs of Microsoft ( #msft stock ) an...
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THEY LAUGHED AT ANTI-VAXXERS, THEN DIED SUDDENLY FROM THE VAX

bitchute.com/video/DKC5ivYzDCL…

#amyloid #DiedSuddenly #VaccineInjury #VaccineDeath #MillionsDied #MillionsWillDie #StopTheShots #GeneTherapy #ExcessMortality #PopulationReduction #VaxCollapse #VaxRegret #mrna #turbocancer #vaX #vaxx #vaccine #vaccines #turbocancer #vaxstroke #saRNA #younghearts

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2 Social Media Influencers Joked about Dying Suddenly, Then Died Suddenly

12th Feb 2024 - Famous Singaporean Social Media Influencer Nur Mohammad Azmi, 45yo, with over 140K followers, died of pulmonary embolism. 13th Feb 2024 Youtuber Muudea Sedik, aka Twomad, with 2.2 million followers, found dead in his home at the age …
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Mitch the Bitch
I'm willing to commit on it. Mitch McConnell is NOT a Republican and therefore should not register or run as one. He's a solid Rhino, a wolf in sheep's clothing, a bastard with absolutely no morals or positive convictions. Mitch should eat shit and die.

https://www.bizpacreview.com/2024/02/19/ted-cruz-unwilling-to-commit-on-whether-mcconnell-should-run-for-reelection-1438316/

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Vee McMillen

2024-02-16 17:23:34


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#WEF #1984 #NWO

Tucker Carlson and Jordan Peterson Reveal the WEF's Dark Agenda

Watch the full video here: https://bit.ly/3GQW27K Tucker Carlson and Jordan Peterson discuss the World Economic Forum. #TuckerCarlson #JordanPeterson #WEF #WorldEconomicForum #globalist #speech #debat
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Warms My Heart - There Is Hope
Farmers everywhere are protesting the WEF/UN/EU's move to starve 7/8th's of us to death and are meeting with some success. So happy to see. I'll be even happier when Klaus is hanging from a tree, hopefully tarred and feathered with the tar on fire.

The FARMER PROTESTORS have CONQUERED Europe

This show has been generously supported and sponsored by Beaver Bitcoin - the easiest way to automatically buy Bitcoin in Canada without depending on a custo...
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If gravity is just a theory I suggest shoving her out a door at 10,000 feet (I'd go for 40,000 but pressurization).

No-nonsense pilot IMMEDIATELY revokes ticket to shame-ville, USA #short

YouTube shorts are a minute or less. This video, in its entirety was over 3 minutes long so please excuse the editing...I'm just as disappointed because ther...
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Joni Mitchell
Joni Mitchell, just caught her singing at the Gershwin Prize broadcast March of last year. She would have been 79. I have not heard her sing since the 70's, she is fat now, but it sure hasn't hurt her voice, did a rendition of Summertime and The Circle Game, velvety butter-smooth voice, she definitely will never require pitch correction, absolute perfect pitch. Still has her beautiful long blonde hair, but her voice has only improved through the years.

JONI MITCHELL sings SUMMERTIME and THE CIRCLE GAME. A triumph! Gershwin Prize tribute, March 1, 2023

For those who don't want to see the entire show, here's the best part of the Joni Mitchell Gershwin Prize broadcast - her triumphant return to the stage perf...
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Vee McMillen

2024-01-25 17:50:52


♲ @nowisthetime@pod.automat.click:
#National #Geographic #magazine
#Quote
" After being a member for 45 years, I can no longer tolerate your magazine's #propaganda. Please cancel this subscription and refund remaining issue credit.
The Fauci Hagiography issue was bad enough, but the current 02.204 issue's article with Dr Paul Offit's lies on behalf of the Vaccine Industry are the final straw in our willingness to subject ourselves to your product's narrative maintenance at the expense of Truth.

Many doctors, researchers, and actuarial studies are now proving the COVID MRNA vaxes are killing more people than they (may have) saved, many of whom are young healthy athletes dying of heart failures.

History will judge Offit and Fauci as Pharma-bought criminals (see RFK Jr.'s books for the facts on COVID MRNA lack of testing and FDA complicity and coverups of the damages being done).

Yet Offit states "no one is safe until everyone is safe", and wants government power to force genetic-changing experimental products on us all. Your readers deserve better - Goodbye! "



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Linux Kernel 6.7 Build Issues

I have successfully compiled 6.7 kernel on my workstation for Ubuntu using make bindeb-pkg, but compiling it for Redhat machines using binrpm-pkg fails. Also, trying to compile it on one of my servers is failing. Previous kernels have compiled without error in both environments. The 6.7 kernel is performing very well on my workstation, hence I'd really like to get it running on the other machines including the server running friendica, but it is being obstinate.

This is the error I am getting with make bindeb-pkg on the server, 6.2 compiled fine on this same machine:

make[5]: *** [Makefile:1911: .] Error 2
make[4]: *** [Makefile:350: __build_one_by_one] Error 2
make[3]: *** [debian/rules:25: build-arch] Error 2
dpkg-buildpackage: error: make -f debian/rules binary subprocess returned exit status 2
make[2]: *** [scripts/Makefile.package:144: bindeb-pkg] Error 2
make[1]: *** [/space/src/6.7/linux-6.7/Makefile:1535: bindeb-pkg] Error 2
make: *** [Makefile:234: __sub-make] Error 2

And the make rpmbin-pkg:
RPM build warnings:
line 34: It's not recommended to have unversioned Obsoletes: Obsoletes: kernel-headers
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/tools/objtool/objtool
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/selinux/mdp/mdp
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/selinux/genheaders/genheaders
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/kallsyms
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/unifdef
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/mod/mk_elfconfig
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/mod/modpost
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/genksyms/genksyms
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/basic/fixdep
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/sorttable
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/kconfig/conf
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/insert-sys-cert
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/sign-file
Missing build-id in /usr/src/6.7/linux-6.7/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/kernel-6.7.0-7.x86_64/usr/src/kernels/6.7.0/scripts/asn1_compiler
absolute symlink: /lib/modules/6.7.0/build -> /usr/src/kernels/6.7.0

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Lucid Dreams

Lucid dreams are a type of dream where you become aware of the fact that you are dreaming within the dream, then, often, you can direct the dream as you like, go flying, time travel, travel to a distant planet, whatever.

I had a lot of these in my twenties but they declined significantly after that and now in my 60's they are relatively rate even though I still dream quite vividly and generally do remember my dreams at least initially upon wakening.

A key to intentionally having a lucid dream is finding some test to determine if you are awake or dreaming and then doing it frequently while awake. This becomes habit and then you start doing it in your dreams as well.

A test that seems to work for many is looking at their hands though nobody has ever explained to me how this works and what is different in a dream state, however I have not found this to work for me.

I accidentally discovered last night that in a dream state I can not perform simple multiplication in my head. In a dream to solve some problem I had to
multiple 3x17 in my head, I could not do it, but upon waking it was trivial.

I'm not sure how this will work in the long run, if I always use the same numbers
then it will just become a memory item.

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Mastodon Help
As I've mentioned, I have a friendica, hubzilla, mastodon, nextcloud, and yacy server. Mastodon was the most recent addition and I added it in September of last year. I installed as 4.1.17 and initially it federated, but I attempted an upgrade to 4.1.19, not sure what I did wrong but it still thinks it's 4.1.17 and it stopped federating. Anyone that can help debug, your assistance would be appreciated.

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Talk Web

I don't know how many here are old enough that in the past they used to listen to talk radio. I am 65, and did so and I miss the old days of the Art Bell show and some others.

However radio doesn't have enough audience these days to sustain such a show economically, much of the audience has gone to the web.

I got to thinking how could we bring this sort of thing to the web, we have blogs, but they are one-way except live blogging allows for real time comments, but it is nothing like talk radio used to be where you could have a host in one location, a guest in another, and callers calling in from all over the world and people listing from all over.

I can envision a web application that could so something better but I don't have the coding skills to pull it off, so thought I would describe my idea and see if anybody else there feels it might be worth pursuing.

My idea is to have something like Zoom, except on the viewers in it has the ability to have infinite number of people watching, something that on the output side can work with a cdn so that it can be widely distributed.

Then there would be one or two main windows (host or host+guest), and a number of small windows on the side (callers queued) and when they come on they'd get a slightly larger screen to distinguish them being live from those in queue, and the host would have the ability to make them full screen if they had something to show or visually share and the host would also be able to full-screen the guest in that event.

Ideally, this would be entirely browser based and not require an "app".

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Nanook

The battle between capitalism and communism is one that can't be won because pure forms of either do not work. And this is going to become more true as AI, robotics, and automation in general become a larger part of our lives.

The problem can be reduced to this. Those that own the means of production keep the wealth to themselves. But if we distribute the means of production equally productivity dies and we all starve. The Bolsheviks are a case in point. A relative minority of farmers owned all the land, produced all the food, and they were wealthier than others because everybody has to eat so they will trade whatever they have to get enough to eat.

Enter the Bolshevik revolution, land is taken away from the farmers and given to all the populace on a more or less equal basis. Most of whom either don't know how to farm, don't want to farm, or are just plain lazy, no food is produced, 60 MILLION people die of starvation.

In the west we find ways to compromise but in some areas we have compromised too much, labor unions are a case in point. They help by forcing the owners of the means of production to share some of that production with their workers. It is an imperfect system as it exists because it doesn't incentivize production, it just incentivizes showing up and collecting a paycheck, and in practice many employees these days have problems even with the showing up part. It generally forbids or makes difficult for a corporation to reward a more productive worker for their productivity verses the employee that just shows up and collects a pay check but does little to contribute to the generation of wealth that is distributed to them.

The west does have a market system that allows people to buy-in to the means of production, called Stock Markets. But this usually requires a more long term view than most people have.

The other solution is welfare which provides people who do not contribute to the production of wealth in any manner what-so-ever access to a portion of that wealth. This has gotten so out of hand that we've got a large unemployed work force out there that will not hold a job even though millions are available. Why work when you can sit at home and get high?

Part of the reason that people sit on welfare and don't take jobs is because the type of jobs that are becoming available requires knowledge they don't have. If a robot takes over flipping burgers at your local burger palace, SOMEONE still has to fix that robot when it breaks, and it will, someone still has to provide the energy it requires, someone has to build it, program it, etc. So it took a few peoples jobs but many jobs are created to maintain it, but not enough people are trained in those technologies.

So laziness is part of the issue, but the lack of availability of training is another part. My view, we should not support laziness. If someone wants to collect welfare and they are able bodied but lack training then they should have to be in training to receive it and we should find some means of providing that training.

Fighting over which economic system should rule by throwing Molotov cocktails at each other in the streets and destroying existing goods, services, and the means of producing them is NOT the way we should be going about this.

I think we should find some ways to make it easier for someone interested in entering the market to do so, reduce regulations that make it too complex, people who own a stake in the means of production, even if other people are doing the production, are more likely to contribute to it in positive ways than people who do not.

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J. Løvstuhagen

@Nanook

The other solution is welfare which provides people who do not contribute to the production of wealth in any manner what-so-ever access to a portion of that wealth. This has gotten so out of hand that we've got a large unemployed work force out there that will not hold a job even though millions are available. Why work when you can sit at home and get high?

This is truly the biggest problem right now - it justifies endless illegal immigration because "the locals won't do it!" when, in reality, some amount of pressure must be exerted on the chronically unemployed to get the desired results.

Likewise, illegal immigration dilutes wages way too much. You could even say that illegal immigration is a stressor on the free market.

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