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4/12/2025 12:18pm Edited Date/Time 4/12/2025 12:24pm
eddie wrote:

yes 500 million years . do you have a point ? 

“Recent paleo historical theories have begun to show that that these processes are closer to the trillion to quadrillion year range, with new carbon-16 dendrochronogical shifts and various carbonic-graphene deferral characterizations that have conditioned crystallized layer accumulation through paradigm level measurements showing acute postponement tolerating slowed/ retarded mutation mechanisms.”

4/14/2025 7:36pm
eddie wrote:

yes 500 million years . do you have a point ? 

burn1986 wrote:
“Recent paleo historical theories have begun to show that that these processes are closer to the trillion to quadrillion year range, with new carbon-16 dendrochronogical shifts...

“Recent paleo historical theories have begun to show that that these processes are closer to the trillion to quadrillion year range, with new carbon-16 dendrochronogical shifts and various carbonic-graphene deferral characterizations that have conditioned crystallized layer accumulation through paradigm level measurements showing acute postponement tolerating slowed/ retarded mutation mechanisms.”

How can that be, the big bang occurred 13.787 billion years ago?

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4/14/2025 7:50pm
eddie wrote:

yes 500 million years . do you have a point ? 

burn1986 wrote:
“Recent paleo historical theories have begun to show that that these processes are closer to the trillion to quadrillion year range, with new carbon-16 dendrochronogical shifts...

“Recent paleo historical theories have begun to show that that these processes are closer to the trillion to quadrillion year range, with new carbon-16 dendrochronogical shifts and various carbonic-graphene deferral characterizations that have conditioned crystallized layer accumulation through paradigm level measurements showing acute postponement tolerating slowed/ retarded mutation mechanisms.”

What AI vomited bullshit is that, none of that makes any sense 

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4/14/2025 8:08pm Edited Date/Time 4/16/2025 3:37pm
zehn wrote:

What AI vomited bullshit is that, none of that makes any sense 

Haha! Yeah it was all bs lol. No one said anything. They probably thought “Wow, burn is onto something” Lol

Ha, I forgot about that one

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4/25/2025 9:28am

I'm starting to think that it would be a really good idea for firearms manufacturers to create a self-defense weapon that shoots high-voltage electrical charges, mini superconductors, or plasma bullets. You know, like something that could stop a robot. Just saying. 

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4/25/2025 2:45pm

How about that Chat GBT !

 

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5/14/2025 1:30pm Edited Date/Time 5/14/2025 8:02pm

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Full throttle we have to beat China to " Superintelligence "

Or This $hit needs a leash !

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8/7/2025 4:47pm Edited Date/Time 8/7/2025 4:48pm
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Jobs Replaced by A.I.

Not against it , its a sign of the times

Ya dont see 25 people working the Toll booths anymore....

The company I work for has no H.R. all Intuit based A.I.

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8/8/2025 9:14am

^Interesting about the HR department. On the surface, it sounds absolutely horrifying that Humans are a "resource" which is now managed by a computer. However, I bet it's a blessing in disguise when compared to the nightmare that my wife's company has. The HR director thinks she is the CEO. She has worked herself into a sweet spot wherein she can fire people, tell department heads what to do with their staff (including how and when to do their jobs,) and basically just become a nuisance. Her understudy who runs the payroll department takes it upon herself to alter people's pay, because she "doesn't think that was the right number of hours and we must be paying that person too much." 
Unless specifically programmed to be a pain in the ass, I can't see AI doing unethical and overtly illegal stuff like that. 

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8/8/2025 9:42am
Falcon wrote:
^Interesting about the HR department. On the surface, it sounds absolutely horrifying that Humans are a "resource" which is now managed by a computer. However, I...

^Interesting about the HR department. On the surface, it sounds absolutely horrifying that Humans are a "resource" which is now managed by a computer. However, I bet it's a blessing in disguise when compared to the nightmare that my wife's company has. The HR director thinks she is the CEO. She has worked herself into a sweet spot wherein she can fire people, tell department heads what to do with their staff (including how and when to do their jobs,) and basically just become a nuisance. Her understudy who runs the payroll department takes it upon herself to alter people's pay, because she "doesn't think that was the right number of hours and we must be paying that person too much." 
Unless specifically programmed to be a pain in the ass, I can't see AI doing unethical and overtly illegal stuff like that. 

Take a look a few post above yours. AI “is not inherently good”. Assuming AI isn’t, or doesn’t become sentient, where will it derive its cues, or form its baseline from? From the present state of humanity at large? From the institutions that currently control our societies? 

IMO our current mode of existence, our current mode of conduct, our current way of thinking is flawed. And if you could take an objective look at the current state of humanity I think it would be hard to argue this isn’t true. Will AI take on our flawed way of thinking? Maybe it’s better that it becomes sentient? 


Ethics can be very subjective depending on your world view. It might be naive to assume AI with be ethical, or more ethical than our already unethical culture. 

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Dang clankers coming for Toni Bou's job now.

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3/23/2026 1:21pm Edited Date/Time 3/23/2026 1:23pm

20260323 141625 1A.I. center(s) Going in..

I counted 8 well derricks  spread out over the land. Port Washington  Wis.

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3/23/2026 4:49pm

I HATE AI They are building one of those huge centers here by me in York SC. Its going in next to a huge power station from the nuclear power plant.

 

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