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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

He probably took refuge in an Ecuadorian embassy.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

Hi! I'd like some maple syrup, and a nice kidney and a bottle of chianti, and some fava beans. Shluptuptuptup.

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DZP1 4 points ago +4 / -0

I believe it was known and planned to get the masses to have four.

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

I know this will sound evil, but in a way, the vax is strengthening humanity by eliminating the idiots who blindly follow media, like sheep. For mankind to survive we need people who can think, not shambling robots who eat purple lesbian M&Ms. But we also need people with moral values, not marching Marxists whose god is hatred.

by DrLeaks
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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

And so, if you see a glowing red dot on your ass, expect either a lightning strike or an annoying rectal puncture followed by a pig swarm.

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

In a way they are lucky - they don't have hispanics coming over the border and breeding like flies.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

It's not just women and children who can be mind-controlled. It could be the CIA made him a Monarch slave long ago.

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

The current media darling GPT is kind of primitive AI but it has no mind of its own. It's flash and glitter but very misleading. Note that it does nothing by itself but requires a human to get it started by giving it some goals. It's just a machine really.

" Large language models may find a niche, but they are not the foundation for generally intelligent systems. Their novelty will wear off as people try to build real scalable systems with them and find it very difficult to deliver on the hype." - Rodney Brooks (emeritus head of AI at MIT)

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

One revolution per day, obviously.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

Well, that sets the standard for coherent statements.

Let me contribute: Mooble dreep, snorg poogle ikky tod.

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DZP1 8 points ago +8 / -0

As the chief subaltern for censoring objectional comments about chickens on Facebook, I object to this smear. Before my layoff I was Important Employee of the Week for three weeks running until Zuck realized that chickens was not a symbol for conservatives.

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DZP1 5 points ago +5 / -0

There's a nice ferry from Alaska to Russia. They serve hot blintzes to troops during the trip. Extra surcharge for tanks though. Tranny admirals ride free.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yes true, other nations having econ problems too. All the WEF installed leaders have been screwing over their economies too. And the gas/ heating problem in Europe is hurting them a lot.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

Look, it's a written part of the Hebrew religion that non-Hebrews are animals with no soul and one can lie to them and they can be killed with no guilt. No wonder they want to censor anyone who speaks out against their ways. They ARE chosen - by Satan.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

The implications of quantum mechanics suggesting that there are many parallel universes implies there may be other dimensions, and somehow our space shares existence distributed among them. This has implications for the 'supernatural' which may be a case of a larger universe than we can see. That opens up so many cans of worms, but also that we may have a more enlightened future. In fact, guaranteed more enlightened, as we know right now that our current paradigms have holes, unknown areas. Obviously that means we have discoveries to make that may change our current models. Thus being too dogmatic is an error; theories can be overturned and certainly that does happen.

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DZP1 4 points ago +4 / -0

This is unfortunate, and scientism is flawed. Perhaps as dogmatic as religions based on supernatural things.

Consider this: let us say that current science may have incomplete models, and making judgements based on that can be wrong. For example, if the universe actually has more dimensions than just three, and we can only see three but there might be things in existence in higher dimensions we cannot perceive, then the concept of gods on a higher plane becomes more believable. Maybe we just can't see them, and maybe we are so far below them we don't get much attention from them.

I think it was Godel who identified that some logic systems cannot tell from within whether all their beliefs are true or have flaws. So scientism may be inherently limited.

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DZP1 4 points ago +4 / -0

Yes. It is clear with all the layoffs that this year will be a big economic decline. The economy will suffer. We really need to keep pounding it in to the normals that the Democrats are responsible, the Fed is responsible, and Biden making gas prices leap is at fault too. Use the phrase 'Democrat job losses' over and over.

We are in a recession, no question, but we need to keep our fingers crossed it does not become a depression. On a personal basis each of us needs to set aside some reserves - money and supplies - to cover bad times if they come. It might even be good to plan to band together and share some resources - like growing gardens or bulk purchases - to reduce costs in future.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

It is the tool of the bankers for world donination.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

Gosh yes, because so many alcoholics die from cancer. They're clogging the emergency rooms near bars.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

Israel has plenty off illicit nukes. Between US, Russia, and China and them, we have enough to poison the globe for a long time. I just hope the militaries have enough sense to know right from wrong and revolt against moron politicians.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

If your goal is to simply nuke the world and reduce population maybe you don't need ground troops. Of course the moron generation in the elite think they can just ride it out in their bunkers for awhile afterward. Maybe they're just all insane.

I just don't see how the bankers can win if war destroys much of their property, but maybe it's about controlling resources in the future.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

In analyzing many things it is good to consider the differences between societies in older times, and now. When the world was simpler, maybe freemasonry had different aims. There is no question current freemasonry is corrupt and subverted, but maybe what it was at the time of the founding fathers was different.

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