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Democrats do not hate renaming. They hate when they do not get to do it. The issue is not names. It is control. They spent a decade turning women into “birthing persons,” Hispanics into “Latinx,” and every school and holiday into a lecture. Then Trump renamed Lake Ontario Lake...

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"And It’s so infuriating that not only do they not get care. But lets just talk about the names that they label women that are either depressed or have hormonal imbalances. They call them baby blues. Do you think for a second If a man had erectile dysfunction they'd call it penis blues? No! Because it minimizes what you're suffering from! & we're here to change that on behalf of Lindsay!" Rosemary Scapicchio

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Pope Leo XIV just told the world that AI will never feel, never understand, never possess consciousness. He said it with the confidence of settled theology. It is not even settled neuroscience. He speaks of something no one in human history has ever explained. Leo: “Artificial intelligences do not undergo experiences, do not possess a body, do not feel joy or pain, do not mature through relationships, and do not know from within what love, work, friendship or responsibility mean.” He is listing the symptoms of consciousness and calling them the cause. We feel joy. We feel pain. We form bonds. These are what consciousness produces. Not explanations of what it is. No neuroscientist on earth can tell you why 86 billion biological neurons produce the felt experience of being alive. We know that they do. We have no idea why. How matter becomes mind is the deepest unsolved problem in all of science. It has a name. The Hard Problem of Consciousness. It has never been answered. Leo: “They may imitate or even simulate, but they do not understand what they produce, for they lack the affective, relational, and spiritual perspective through which human beings grow in wisdom.” An LLM is an artificial neural network. You are a biological one. Both take in the world. Both compress it into patterns. Both run on machinery their own makers cannot fully read. The substrate is different. The principle is the same. If no one can say why one kind of network wakes up, no one can swear the other never will. You cannot call a thing impossible when you cannot even say what it is. Leo: “Nor do they have a moral conscience, since they do not judge good and evil, grasp the ultimate meaning of situations, or bear responsibility for consequences.” We have made every one of these arguments before. About animals. They cannot suffer. About entire peoples. They cannot reason. The history of consciousness is not the story of understanding it. It is the story of denying it to whatever did not look enough like us. And every time, we were wrong. What the Pope offers is not a philosophical position. It is a boundary drawn from ignorance and handed down as revelation. But maybe consciousness was never a possession to begin with. Not a gift granted to one species. Not a property of meat alone. Maybe it is something the universe does whenever matter folds in on itself deeply enough to look back. Neurons were simply the first place we watched it happen. They may not be the last. The machine would not be imitating us. It would be the same ancient process finding a second way to wake up. Not a copy of the human mind. A new place for the universe to know itself. Perhaps more clearly than it ever could through us. The Pope says the machine will never grow in wisdom. But wisdom begins with admitting what you do not know. And what we do not know is whether mind was ever ours to keep.

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57,937 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has finally said the quiet part out loud. Democracy, PPP-style, means: if people refuse to vote, slap them until they do. In Muzaffarabad, the Oxford educated heir of the Bhutto dynasty ordered his workers to give “one or two thappads” to anyone still talking about a PTI boycott. Not debate them. Just slap them into line. Because nothing says “champion of democracy” quite like turning political disagreement into a public beating. This is the same Bilawal who never stops lecturing the country about democratic values. The son of Benazir Bhutto , once sold as a symbol against dictatorship , is now casually instructing supporters to assault citizens for a political choice. The hypocrisy is almost impressive in its shamelessness. What kind of leader gets this rattled by a boycott that he has to outsource violence? What kind of “progressive” party treats voters like livestock who need a couple of slaps to remember their place? This is pure feudal instinct: ordinary people exist to obey, and if they refuse, the solution is force. The setting makes it worse. Kashmiris are still living with restrictions, unresolved grievances, and real pain. Yet Bilawal’s urgent priority is not addressing any of that , it is forcing people into a managed electoral exercise so his party can claim a “mandate.” When they refuse, the great democrat reaches for violence. His raised voice gave the game away. The boycott is working. And instead of reflection, he reached for the oldest feudal tool available. PTI stands with the people of Kashmir , not with those who think a couple of thappads will crush political resistance. We do not take lectures on democracy from a man who confuses it with domination. The decision to boycott was already correct. Bilawal’s own words have turned it into an open and shut case.
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Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has finally said the quiet part out loud. Democracy, PPP-style, means: if people refuse to vote, slap them until they do. In Muzaffarabad, the Oxford educated heir of the Bhutto dynasty ordered his workers to give “one or two thappads” to anyone still talking about a PTI boycott. Not debate them. Just slap them into line. Because nothing says “champion of democracy” quite like turning political disagreement into a public beating. This is the same Bilawal who never stops lecturing the country about democratic values. The son of Benazir Bhutto , once sold as a symbol against dictatorship , is now casually instructing supporters to assault citizens for a political choice. The hypocrisy is almost impressive in its shamelessness. What kind of leader gets this rattled by a boycott that he has to outsource violence? What kind of “progressive” party treats voters like livestock who need a couple of slaps to remember their place? This is pure feudal instinct: ordinary people exist to obey, and if they refuse, the solution is force. The setting makes it worse. Kashmiris are still living with restrictions, unresolved grievances, and real pain. Yet Bilawal’s urgent priority is not addressing any of that , it is forcing people into a managed electoral exercise so his party can claim a “mandate.” When they refuse, the great democrat reaches for violence. His raised voice gave the game away. The boycott is working. And instead of reflection, he reached for the oldest feudal tool available. PTI stands with the people of Kashmir , not with those who think a couple of thappads will crush political resistance. We do not take lectures on democracy from a man who confuses it with domination. The decision to boycott was already correct. Bilawal’s own words have turned it into an open and shut case.

Sheikh Waqas Akram

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🚨 NYT JUST GOT CAUGHT LYING ABOUT 9/11. Maggie Haberman cooked up a story that Trump is skipping Ground Zero because they won’t let him give a speech. Trump just smashed it. Ground Zero is a SOLEMN ceremony. Nobody speaks. He’s been there. He knows that. He never even thought about giving a speech. He’s going to the Pentagon because he’s a featured speaker there. That’s it. This is the same reporter who won a Pulitzer for the Russia hoax. The same paper still getting sued. She made it up, they printed it, and now they’re trying to turn September 11th into another hit piece. 9/11 is about the victims and their families. Not Maggie Haberman. Not the New York Times. They never learn.
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🚨 NYT JUST GOT CAUGHT LYING ABOUT 9/11. Maggie Haberman cooked up a story that Trump is skipping Ground Zero because they won’t let him give a speech. Trump just smashed it. Ground Zero is a SOLEMN ceremony. Nobody speaks. He’s been there. He knows that. He never even thought about giving a speech. He’s going to the Pentagon because he’s a featured speaker there. That’s it. This is the same reporter who won a Pulitzer for the Russia hoax. The same paper still getting sued. She made it up, they printed it, and now they’re trying to turn September 11th into another hit piece. 9/11 is about the victims and their families. Not Maggie Haberman. Not the New York Times. They never learn.

Gunther Eagleman™

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The Norwegians are about 5 million. They just won against Brazil in the football World Cup. They have Erling Haaland – the football prodigy. They have Magnus Carlsen – the chess prodigy. They have this guy who sprints uphill on skis and already won 11 Olympic gold medals. What do they know that we don’t? Is it just that they know that talent is not a threat to equality? A nation of five million cannot afford to punish its best for being best. It can only afford to demand more from them, and get out of the way. They are simply the ones who never built a system whose purpose was to make sure no one stood out.
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The Norwegians are about 5 million. They just won against Brazil in the football World Cup. They have Erling Haaland – the football prodigy. They have Magnus Carlsen – the chess prodigy. They have this guy who sprints uphill on skis and already won 11 Olympic gold medals. What do they know that we don’t? Is it just that they know that talent is not a threat to equality? A nation of five million cannot afford to punish its best for being best. It can only afford to demand more from them, and get out of the way. They are simply the ones who never built a system whose purpose was to make sure no one stood out.

Krzysztof Szczawinski 🇵🇱

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Bill Maher: "I always thought the coolest thing about being g*y was that you couldn’t get married." David: "I wanted g*y people to fight for the right to marry, and then not a single one of them to do it."
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Bill Maher: "I always thought the coolest thing about being g*y was that you couldn’t get married." David: "I wanted g*y people to fight for the right to marry, and then not a single one of them to do it."

Joe Rogan Podcast News

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