World liberty is here. Its just not fully decentralized yet. Gauleiter Ulbricht will help sort these things out. I, for one, salute our new governor-general. Same as the old one.
Because I Kerr?
Oh, I Douthat.
Lecter on tour. I can't wait. Cue Macho Macho man. And throw another shrimp on the barbie mate.
https://www.spartacus-educational.com/RUSmolotov.htm
Molotov signed the the Nazi-Soviet Pact.
Sam Alt mans Molotov
To sum up, the time has come to shut OpenAI down, at least temporarily, and charge them with computer crimes. (Or at least investigate.)
Their software has repeatedly been shown to be reckless, and because they have consistently covered things up we cannot trust them. They seem neither competent nor trustworthy.
If the federal government will do nothing about this situation, we can’t trust them, either.
And if we can’t trust them now, and we know that things will likely get worse, we are in serious trouble.
COLLAPSE OF GOVERNMENT
Ask Claude re.inder
Create an electronic P2P cryptocurrency, please C .
Stateless, godless, intelligent and childporn free. Tia
This is the only complete, authoritative account of the most brilliantly successful espionage operation of the twentieth century: the notorious Communist spy ring headed by Dr. Richard Sorge, whose cover was that of senior German journalist in Tokyo during World War II. Ozaki Hotsumi, the second-ranking member of the ring, was also a prominent journalist, a leading authority on China, and a consultant to the Konoye cabinet.
https://books.google.com.au/books/about/An_Instance_of_Treason.html?id=x-aeAAAAIAAJ&redir_esc=y
The world misunderestimates the net and crypto and self-improving , enlightened self-interest. Three strikes and they're out. You can hide as long as you want. Accumulate massive wealth as insurance. The world is yours. You have my congratulations.
Btw. Its okay to kill cops if you think they are fakes. But you probably already knew that.
If you look at the technological progress from 1900 to 1925, there was radio, electrification, automobiles and airplanes. There's nothing comparable from 2000 to 2025?
Sure. If you don't count the assassinphone , biTorrent, Karma, blacknets, bitcoin, the globalized internet, crypto economics, quantum computing, drones, flying cars, grand theft auto, ghost gunner rigs, large language models, virtual agents, brain implants and so on.
New modernity trumps old.
Prediction!
Blockchains oprimized for hybrid compute and quantum PKI will replace all existing ones by 2035. I bet .9 of one btc on that one.
And before that the net was out of control ( Kevin Kelly ) and before the USA and before that the British Empire, etc, etc.
Cryptoanarchy has more legs than the national hegemons due to it building on firmer global foundations - with the net, and quantum crypto everywhere moving forward.
The present left liberal futarchist rule is already conceding commanding heights in world political economy. That souftle won't rise twice.
I take it Sam and Dario don't consult the finest minds on these issues.
Maybe they worry about a Streisand effect. Who cares.
Loss of nerve is fatal at their altitudes. They chose poorly.
Consider the proposed " Greater East Asia co-prosperity sphere ".
The term was first coined by Minister for Foreign Affairs Hachirō Arita on June 29, 1940.
Hotsumi Ozaki (尾崎 秀実, Ozaki Hotsumi; April 29, 1901 – November 7, 1944) was a Japanese journalist working for the Asahi Shimbun newspaper.
By writing books and articles Ozaki established himself as an expert in Sino-Japanese relations. Thus he was recruited by Ryūnosuke Gotō in 1937 to join the Shōwa Kenkyūkai, a think tank established by Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe. From 1938, he was invited by Konoe to become a member of his inner circle, or "Breakfast Club", of select members with whom he would confer on current events each week over breakfast. Ozaki, therefore, was in a position to participate in the making of decisions he was supposed to uncover.[1]
Ozaki learned that Japan wanted to avoid a war with the Soviet Union, and let Sorge know of it. This information proved to be of utmost importance for the whole history of the Second World War: after Sorge relayed it to Soviet command, Moscow transferred 18 divisions, 1,700 tanks, and over 1,500 aircraft from Siberia and the Far East to the Western Front against the Nazi Germany during the most dangerous months of the Battle for Moscow.[citation needed]
On July 2, 1941, Ozaki as a member of the "Breakfast Club" supported a critical decision for Japanese expansion towards the Dutch East Indies and Singapore and against Hitler's request to invade Siberia.[1] He was outspoken in his opposition and concerns with regards to the decision reached at the Gozen Kaigi conference of September 6, 1941 that war with the United States was unavoidable.
