If AI were cost effective and in demand, he’d be right, but it’s not and it’s not. There’s no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow because the moment they start having to charge what this stuff actually costs to run it’ll be obvious that it’s cheaper to just pay a person to do people things.
Poor people from the global south don’t count to the white South African. Shocker.
And people with botched phallos or for example, a friend of mine who needed multiple surgeries on his genitals as a child should be assumed to be morally deficient?
Go wash the properity gospel out of your brain.
Some relevant viewing material.
+1 for this, cataloguing his nonsense isn’t newsworthy. Let him sit in his 44 billion dollar echo chamber and screech at bots. At this point everyone who’s not delusional knows he’s a miserable idiot conman who’s carried by the talent and effort of people much smarter than he is on the rare occasion he can get out of their way. His opinion means less than nothing.
Republicans have always cared about supporting “the troops” and abandoning veterans. Anyone who buys what they’re selling after… well shit after the parties became what they are today in the early 70’s.
You’re deliberately misreading what I said, and if you think that he didn’t know or wasn’t part of the negotiation as to exactly who was going to vote to end the shutdown amongst senators who wanted it to end but didn’t want their fingerprints on it, I have several pieces of waterfront property for sale. For their part, senators Durbin, King, Hassan, Shaheen, Masto, Rozen, Fetterman and Kaine should not have a place within the Democratic party (Also Manchin, Sinema had she not already fucked off of her own accord).
If you want to be a pedant, there has been no vote on the ACA subsidies other than a failed cloture vote. The vote to re-open the govt passed. The agreement to have a vote on the ACA subsidies was the “compromise” that was the condition of voting to pass the appropriations bill and end the shutdown.
Schumer is neither all-powerful or completely powerless, but he is the leader of his party in the Senate, so he is ultimately responsible for actions taken by Senate democrats. He is either insufficiently committed or insufficiently competent, for the family who’s health insurance costs become unaffordable, it doesn’t really matter which.
Dems are weak because they can’t win elections because they fail to deliver results (because they can’t win elections). The shutdown was the only real lever that they were able to pull unilaterally, they picked the right hill to die on, and ultimately accomplished nothing.
My agenda is being able to leave my job for a year to focus on finishing a degree and a couple of professional licenses without completely wiping out what little savings I’m able to scrape together by delaying every other financial goal and for my peers to have an easier time with similar hard choices. Whatever makes that happen, yeah, I’m fine with.
He caved in exchange for a vote he knew would fail and logrolled the votes so that the I’ll informed would think he didnt have a hand in it.
The shutdown was painful, but what comes next will be a lot more painful.
I am trans and a U.S citizen, the UK govt cannot comprehend how hostile I can towards it.