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AI Safety? 

‘Yes, paus all AI developments in the US so that China can surpass our military forces.??’  That was a joke, right? The bots that are still posting the idea of Pausing AI came from China, so if you listen to them…you should hear this:  I am sure the American’s who use the paus emoji, use it to keep AI safety in mind.? About AI killing us all, the people who say that, are looking for…

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Reports say that some Israelis who were attacked in the pogrom begged for help from some policemen and the police replied “go away”. 

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BBC News UK segment on the opening of the Official Tamagotchi Shop in the Bandai Namco Cross Store Camden.

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Home Office rows back on salary threshold for family visa

By Callum May, Chas Geiger & Paul Seddon

BBC News

The Home Office has rowed back on plans to hike the salary needed to bring family members to the UK to £38,700 next spring.

The increase - from the current level of £18,600 - was announced earlier this month as part of a plan to lower legal migration.

But the new threshold will initially be set at £29,000, with further increases at unspecified dates thereafter.

Labour said the change showed "Tory government chaos

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Us president and McCarthy strike deal to avert Us debt default Averting a possible global economic crisis Joe Biden and Kevin McCarthy have struck a deal on suspending America's debt ceiling for two years along side spending cuts in the federal budget.

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I’m not sure how I feel about chemtrails.

I’m not sure how I feel about chemtrails. The fact that they did something similar in the 50’s and 60’s gives me great pause. Maybe I’ve never paid close attention to the sky before but I’ve seen some really weird things recently.

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One persistent belief among followers of the theory is that early morning chemtrails encourage greater cloud cover later in the day - but this can be explained by the natural process of convection. This is the result of the sun warming the ground, causing warm air to rise and condense into clouds later in the day, the Met Office says.

Initially, believers claimed sprays containing a toxic metal, barium, were being used to either pacify or reduce populations.

The British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) told the BBC it is aware of these chemtrail theories with "no evidential basis".

"The distraction of these false theories detracts from what really matters and from areas that we believe should be further studied," it added.

In the 1950s and 1960s, decades before the conspiracy theories were born, much of Britain was sprayed with airborne  chemicals in a series of secret germ warfare tests. And in 1950, San Francisco was sprayed with a chemical agent from a ship to gauge the effects of a bioweapon attack on a populated area.

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Don's First Bitch song w/lyrics on Mrs. Don Musk Portrait  America’s new first lady @bbcone  THE WORLD’s MOST SPOILED BRAT EVER!

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Why AGI? 

Gerd Leonhard explains AGI and why or why not, and he also explains something I have been saying for years. That AGI will never develop willpower or reason for its own best interests over human interests. That is, as long as we do not prompt it too.  Caroline Steel sits with three of the top engineers of the AI revolution with an audience who questions, Regina Barzilay of MIT, David Silver…

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Latest Polls Show Tight Race: Did Biden Just Switch Teams? 😄

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Animals

anthropomorphism

Fairy tale

Storytelling

Narrative

I had a chance to research the automorphism. It seems like it reflects how rehumanised the animals were. I've got it. Shawn disturbs us, and I felt I was the kind of person creating a story for the animals. If I could bring an example, I usually see so many scrolls around the university. I imagined the squirrels. Was each of them picked their head on me and I met they literally tried telling me a story about, like, what are they doing, or they're interested about to know me, or they just wanted to be saying hi to me when I was walking around, or they're interested when I thought of grabbed them when I was seeing them. They are eating. I usually search. Sometimes, I watch how many classmates or artists turned animals into humanisation. The anime also turns animals into human styles. If I could bring an example, there is the B star. There is the bastard heavy metal. It's humanising the animals, like creating a human body, having abs and everything. It's way too humanising. I also got a chance to see each of the oil panes on a modern uh galleries was totally humanising the animals into something I also could pick the example of Winnie the Pooh was also a little bit humanised, or maybe bitcher spots is uh animals got little bit humanised with the child fantasy way, just like we need to put a child fantasy away. They got a humanist, but they might be talking wrongly because I don't know anything specific about humanizing. What will it be? Everybody's thinking, what exactly did it mean? Do you have any particular ideas on what humanizing is?

In the lesson, I saved the lecturer's and the class's perspectives in a document, where my lecturer presented facts and his opinions of anthropomorphism. I personally find that anthropomorphism is a long journey to see in my visual way the meaning of anamorphism. It's like surreal images presenting Alice and Wonderland.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dqzQytBbDvyEYucgrhFNLy8XMpyC3WlZVVC-CzV8FQQ/edit#slide=id.p20

From our discussion with the group, I had a chance to research and mention, uh. The artist who had created it had been writing, and I feel it might also illustrate the plague. Dogs The water ships down these two creations, which are about like the animals living there. Richard Adams's Plague Dogs is about the stories of 2. dogs that had been run away from the shelters because they got experimented on. It's pretty upsetting. How were the dogs treated? It was unfortunate because The dogs don't deserve this kind of treatment, and we could see insights from a dog's perspective. It's a bit tricky because we cannot really learn about animals. Minds or understanding all the animals wanted to tell us a person. Think is giving me so many questions about the theories of the dolphins about the 20PERCENTAGE of brain cells.

It's like smartness, like questioning an animal's brains about how many percentages it could have a dolphin or how many percentages it could have an animal. It makes me question whether an animal could have more like a percentage in their mind. The other creation is the watershed down. It was that kind of animation, Just like the dog's one. It's supposed to be presented on a kid's TV series. I heard this TV series was banned from the kids' channel because it's shoving in a grotesque way of living. The dogs and the rabbits were being treated poorly and experimented on. They wanted to be much more presentable, like running away and wanted to be living. It's like shoving different alterations, like, for example, Peter rabbits when the rabbits wanted to live, eat, and feed themselves because they have to live by something. So they need to eat something to be alive. It's. It's similar to when you go on a safari and can see that. How was this going from the animals? So this small animal, the frogs eating plants, and that plant eater got eaten by a frog, and the frog got eaten by a bird, and the bird got eaten by a lion? So these rabbits don't find their way out of the living. It's pretty sad because even my tutor mentioned when he was watching as a kid, he was crying, and this was. Lifestyles were shown in the plot. It's obviously not like Peter Rabbit, so I've had funny actions, and everything is amusing for the animals. It was like this is the come. Of the way he was in reality, The rabbit has to be run away from the humans and has to be run away from dogs, has to be ended up to be got entrapped and has to be found all racing high. This is like showing an actual perspective, or it's not the camera we put inside a rabbit hole, and we sing inside how a rabbit was acting. It could be questionable why we are humanizing the animals, but this is a perspective that talks of the animals personally, like this house, where we are inside our minds. We put a camera inside those rabbit holes and sang how a rabbit's life was going. We sing the dark sides of the rabbit's life.

The platonic relationship or the physical relationships with an animal how worse it could be and how many taboo gonna be breaking boundaries between the animals and the humans and being turning to like Tel joke or exhausting time like experimenting this love feeling or like letting the animal or letting yourself to turn into some illegal thing to do with the animals¿

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Israeli Forces Conduct Strikes on Iran High Alert Status for Defense Systems

Israeli forces carried out "precise strikes on military targets in Iran" early Saturday in retaliation for a ballistic missile attack that occurred on October 1, officials told the Associated Press. In a statement released by the Israeli military, it was noted, "The regime in Iran and its proxies in the region have been relentlessly attacking Israel since October 7 – on seven fronts – including direct attacks from Iranian soil. Like every other sovereign country in the world, the State of Israel has the right and the duty to respond."

In a separate statement on X, military spokesman Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari stated that Israel had "fully mobilized" its offensive and defensive capabilities ahead of the attack. Hagari also urged the public to remain "vigilant," as Israel has placed its defense systems on high alert following the attacks.

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