Not fragile. I really do recall seeing an article about this, and digging into finding it to show that I was only wrong admit the citation and not the content of the comment and my heart. But thats a chore and I’m putting off spending time doing that.
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And wait more you shall ;)
1·3 days agoNo, they contract that to Palintir or a dozen other companies that do this.
And they absolutely do care about being able to deprive anyone “disloyal” that took the Fork of their retirement.
You all disparage this in the absence of the full picture.
Curtis Yarvin’s Butterfly Revolution is the tech twin to Project 2025, and we’re already well into the middle of it. Network States fiefedoms of tech bro oligarch islands is the final goal.
These people have conferences about this. This is where they are taking us. This random pastor is trying to get in on the ground floor of being a literal wage slave 20 years from now.
Where it can get wild is if they want to get into social media likes, based on accounts with profile pics showing similar facial signatures, and time of day being duty hours. Easy termination for cause with only a few steps being you emailing a colleague a vauguely notb positive enough word about the boss.
Want to take bets if it’s Dept of ED or USAID?
3·4 days agoYeah, of course it is…
I posted about this exact thing over and over late last year. Always to tepid response from all but a few others that understand that in the US, privacy is a relic of the old world.
Glad at least Mother Jones got the memo.
13·5 days ago… Anyone on earth with two brain cells to their name says.
FTFY
You might need to learn how to read better…
https://www.theverge.com/news/642620/trump-tariffs-formula-ai-chatgpt-gemini-claude-grok
That was the goal.
In Rubio’s confirmation hearing, he literally said that the goal of the administration is to end global Post WWII stability.
There’s a pretty comprehensive article on The Verge outlining the likelihood of it bring probable.
Well, this is an openly jokey theocratical comment, so yeah.
Sure, whatever you need to believe with no evidence to support it. At least a 80% correlation with the sanctions list mes a touch of sense.
Less complicated is:
“Tariff rates go brrrrrr”
“But it’s hard to add this to sanctioned countries because it involves doing work.”
'Then don’t, lol, FTW. Tell Grok to leave them out."
Grok and all appointees involved are idiots
“Here’s a list of important places that need tariffs.”
So then why did Somalia or Burkina Faso not make the list? Does Putin care about them? Not really.
Occam’s razor here is pretty easy to see as “Sanctioned counties, and we missed two.”
There’s a possibility that someone used an LLM to formulate the tariff percentages. That’s not baseless, there’s evidence based on replication and similar language in the USTR site.
Which makes it a funny joke to suggest that they did the entire tariff plan top to bottom in ChatGPT.
Yeah, and these people are idiots that can’t do anything right. There’s as many sanctioned countries accidentally included as there are islands inhabited entirely by penguins.
Turns out it was an NY Times article, which you are free to search for yourself because this thirsty for attention wannabe troll shit can fuck right off.
Fun fact: Being abrasive and needing someone else to spoon-feed you the exact baby food you want isn’t a great way to go through life.