For your arguments about economics, I give you one word: Tariffs. The Trump administration imposed nearly $80 billion worth of new taxes on Americans by levying tariffs on thousands of products valued at approximately $380 billion in 2018 and 2019, amounting to one of the largest tax increases in decades. Trump promises more tariffs if elected. Your answer?
Trump has denied it (after it became unpopular) while saying his administration will hire all the people who wrote it, repeating all the ideas it espouses, and making the guy who wrote the forward his VP. Yeah, he’s really against it.
“Yet it’s the left who contested every election, want to “reeducate” those on the right, ban speech unless it’s trash (in those cases they demand it be given to children), classify everyone by their skin color and body parts, etc.”
Ahem— Jan 6 rioters were not Democrats. Trump has declared Democrats and those who oppose him "The enemy from within, and vowed to use the military against them. The Republican definition of porn is "Anything referring to LGBTQ in any form. The Republicans are the ones chanting “Mass deportation now!” Just admit you’re a bigot, and we can all move on.
Just to remind those clamoring for a “test” for voting — that’s been tried before. They were called “Literacy tests”, and were used to suppress and discourage black Americans from voting. The only “test” should be: 1) are you an American citizen?, and 2) are you a registered voter?
People are already using Stable Diffusion generated pictures as journalistic “proof” of whatever they want online, and I don’t know how much longer it will be before we see this in newspapers and TV.
I still maintain that Large Language Models (NOT AI, we don’t HAVE AI yet!) are not what’s going to kill us; stupid people placing their trust and saying “The computer must know best!” are what’s going to kill us. It’s one thing to use a hammer to hit things; but if you start talking to it and trusting it to think for you, that’s when you’re crazy.
Just use an airhorn in your phone, it’s easier. Actually, since I dropped my landline and went to smartphone, all I do is look and see “Spam Risk” and switch off.
For your arguments about economics, I give you one word: Tariffs. The Trump administration imposed nearly $80 billion worth of new taxes on Americans by levying tariffs on thousands of products valued at approximately $380 billion in 2018 and 2019, amounting to one of the largest tax increases in decades. Trump promises more tariffs if elected. Your answer?