Reg the Fronkey Farmer

@Enco

We need to start planning for a world where many citizens won’t have jobs but somehow aren’t destitute. Not having a traditional job doesn’t necessarily mean sitting on the couch eating bon-bons and watching TV. I, for example, don’t have a job but am active all day long.

The alternative would seem to be walled cities with people with jobs…[Read more]

Rpbert,

I hope, as time goes on, we’ll see this song translated into Arabic, Parsi, and Urdu:

And this daring song might become a popular sass-back to both Allah and his self-appointed Viziers-on-Earth:

Unseen,

Servicing and repairing AI would be easier work, which is consistent with what Americans actually want, despite saying that they want more factory jobs at home.

Americans want more U.S. factory jobs—as long as they don’t have to work them
Story by Alicia Adamczyk • 1d
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TheEncogitationer wrote:
Fellow Unbelievers, I heard this story snippet below on the radio the other night going home from work. It’s yet one more reason why you can’t place trust in “watchdogs” patrolling for Misinformation/Disinformation/Malinformation (MDM 🦁 *Growl!*) The BBC just completely nonchalantly, without a hint of a suppressed giggle,…

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Fellow Unbelievers,

I heard this story snippet below on the radio the other night going home from work. It’s yet one more reason why you can’t place trust in “watchdogs” patrolling for Misinformation/Disinformation/Malinformation (MDM 🦁 *Growl!*)

The BBC just completely nonchalantly, without a hint of a suppressed giggle, put out a story about…[Read more]

@Unseen – beating his own previous record, I imagine.

No president has been this unpopular. And he managed to do it in just three months!

TheEncogitationer wrote:
Unseen, The average person would also benefit from AI and automation if all they had to do was debug the processors and spray clods off of the automated plows and oil the machines. Humans would also still have to provide oversight if AI made mistakes. As I’ve pointed out earlier, they still need art lessons.

Sounds fulfilling. LOL

Reg,

Thanks.

@jakelafort – From the earlier article…. One more for your list…..

Bottom line is we ought to support those who are of right mind and want to get off the merry go round.

Yes, I fully agree. If somebody is compos mentis when they make a legal declaration that clearly shows they wish to end their life if certain conditions are met or at a predetermined date, then so be it.

It often happens that once they have the…[Read more]

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has publicly stated that all of his children are vaccinated. During his Senate confirmation hearings in January 2025 for the role of U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, he declared, “All of my kids are vaccinated, and I believe vaccines have a critical role in healthcare.” ​

Unseen,

The average person would also benefit from AI and automation if all they had to do was debug the processors and spray clods off of the automated plows and oil the machines. Humans would also still have to provide oversight if AI made mistakes. As I’ve pointed out earlier, they still need art lessons.

TheEncogitationer wrote:
Judging from that video, Idahoans weren’t in good shape even before Trump if they are that dependent on thousnds of illegal aliens and food banks.

Clearly we are heading toward a future where there will be relatively few jobs, and many of those low-paying. Of course, that doesn’t apply to the oligarchs who will benefit f…[Read more]

Robert,

Parents like this are arguments for vaccines provided in Epi-Pens with temperature-controlled delivery service…as well as home vasectomy and tubal ligation kits for those too dumb for the vaccines.

Unseen,

Judging from that video, Idahoans weren’t in good shape even before Trump if they are that dependent on thousnds of illegal aliens and food banks.

Idahoans should welcome no politicians and instead welcome every AI, automation, Genetic Engineering, and satellite Internet firms including comepetitors with Elon. Let SkyNet, HAL, and…[Read more]

jakelafort wrote:
Sunday school has had a few articles involving unforseen consequences. How this apparent debacle in tariffs and related Trumpery will play out no human can know. Seems safe to predict no good will come of it and yet we don’t know.

In Idaho, of all places, 12,500+ show up for Bernie and AOC’s Anti-Oligarchy Tour.

Trump doesn’t g…[Read more]

_Robert_ wrote:
I agree, but he may still blunder his way to war.

What do you think will happen if he attempts a Ukraine-like takeover of Greenland, which is part of Denmark, which is part of NATO?

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
I got 19/20. I made up an excuse for myself that I did it too quickly! Re the Sunscreen tip….yes, that is good advice. I put a layer of it on at the weekend as summer in Ireland was on a Saturday this year….40F at the moment

Oh, I am a bit too skeptical. Impossible, these days. Didn’t have any sunscreen que…[Read more]

Yeah Reg that is an interesting case.

I don’t think many who are doing as well as he apparently was would take their lives. Love his humility too. That perspective he expressed is dope.

And in that vein i think it is important none of us lionize or place on a pedestal anyone just cuz we fancy they are super intelligent. We all make mistakes.…[Read more]