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3361  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Should cats be culled to stop extinctions? on: April 07, 2019, 12:05:48 AM
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well that depends on point of view, some people want to have a more "catish" world

I have always wanted to barbecue penguins.

After all, they have invaded certain parts of the world, such that no other species hardly exist.

This is clearly not right. I would be doing my part to guard against this invasive species.
3362  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: April 06, 2019, 11:10:56 PM
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Rest assured, the ONLY options which are presented for consideration are those amendable to corruption...

We only have 12 years left to live according to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez...

Have you paid your Carbon Taxes lately? Participating on a popular forum like bitcoinalk has an irreversible impact on the polar manbearpig population living inside Al Gore's pocket.

Pay up, do it for the children...
Note that we ARE NOT TOLD to worry about asteroids destroying the Earth, or about Carrington/EMF events. I conclude that not only are the only SOLUTIONS presented for consideration are those amendable to corruption, but the only PROBLEMS we are told to worry about are those amendable to corruption.

You can force people to pay a tax for an invisible threat. It is impossible to do so for a total civilization killer event everyone can see approaching day by day. The corrupted rats are always the first in their elite underground bunker anyway. It is by design.

The Derinkuyu underground city. It was built for specific reasons. Only a guess to why such gargantuan work had to be done, but I guess there are rooms ready for AOC and Al Gore...


Neither asteroids nor Carrington/EMF events represent certain total civilization killers.

Asteroids vary in size and hence in effect, widely. There are countless more 100 meter sized rocks that are a threat than 1 km sized. In all cases, though, they are fairly easily handled 10-100 years in advance. It's fairly true to say they cannot be diverted or destroyed on the final swing inbound even with the largest hydrogen bombs. Also we have not developed delivery systems to handle these threats. ICBMs won't do it.

EMF threats from enemy nation states have known radius in which electronics is destroyed. Infrastructure can be hardened, few or no nations have done that. Recently Trump ordered it for the USA.

Carrington events AFAIK do not present a known scale of intensity, because we understand solar thermodynamics very poorly at this time. These events might affect a part of the planet, or the largest part, depending on several factors. Hardened infrastructure is the solution here, even if a country does not have an enemy that presents a nuclear threat.

It does appear that the alarmists of climate doom, their paid Internet posters and their countless sock puppets, are a pretty cheap investment to keep the public from actually thinking their way through realistic wide scale threat scenarios and likelihoods.

I made a joke about the planet being 6000 years old here somewhere. This is the classic, tired old joke some people make against Christians and their Bible. A few days later I realized the oldest modern civilization known from historic facts was the Sumerian's. Beginning around 5,500 years ago... Göbekli Tepe maybe 12000 years old but we don't know much about it (by design?).
It is strange that glimpses of what we know as 'Technology' and our thirst to understand our reality started less than 13000 years ago, and our written history 6000 years ago. Before that we were what... Totally stupid, running around naked being eaten alive by giant moths?  Yet we are the same humans with the same brain size for at least 50000 years or way more.

Memory loss.
A civilization dies with its last survivor and its knowledge accumulated inside him/her. Other humans across the world will be fine surviving. It does not have to be a massive solar flare or an impact from outer space to kill a civilization.

The Story of the Great Influenza Pandemic of 1918.....

I get your main point. Getting paid to keep people locked in the killing field of lies, deception and darkness may be a strange occupation in life at first, but it is simply part of human nature.
We can't control our ultimate demise, but we can feel like we can control others before everything ends for us...

Yes and no and sort of. Examples.

We're not losing the art of making fire, gunpowder, IC engines, many things.

Consider. I have wikipedia, 90+gb, on a device. (kiwix.org) worried about the end of the world because of solar flares? Put that device in a tin can, along with a solar panel, seal the tin can.  Done. Wikipedia survives solar flares.

I thought about the bio issues but did not include them, yet the answer is likely the same. Until and unless people take control of such things, and put the knowledge in permanent blockchains not secreted by one government or another, high levels of risk exist, both in the possible events that may happen, and in the response to them.
3363  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why so many people say "Muslims are terrorists" Should we say that? on: April 06, 2019, 07:55:42 PM
Cry Why so many people say "Muslims are terrorists"  Should we say that? Cry Cry

I think there is always a scapegoat in the community.

Who is the most violent perpetrator of the massacre? Who?

I Think "" Hitler "!!! He persecuted 6 million Jews. With that we blame the Christians for that ?, Hitler, He's Christian ,so because he persecutes the Jews, it does not mean all Christians are like that.

Then , How about Muslims? are they all terrorists? Are there organizations that want to create a " Muslims Phobia" ?
It is inappropriate for us fellow humans to hate and kill each other.

what do you think?  


Islam is a supremacist ideology.

Some Muslims read too much into it and do hate non-Muslims.  Others are good people who do not hate anyone DESPITE their religion.

Some Muslims become Islamists, then Jihadists, and eventually terrorists.

There is a wide spectrum of wackos in Islam, just like in any other supremacist ideology.

Every religion teaches goodness, believe me !!
If someone makes a mistake don't judge his religion, but that is his/her fault.

If you fail to see a link between Jihadist and his religion, I cannot help you.

If a Jihadist 'makes a mistake' as you put it by killing innocent people, and you fail to see why Quran verses are the root cause, I cannot help you.

Some Muslims are Jihadists.
Some Jihadists are terrorists.

All Jihadists are Muslims.

i.e. Some Muslims are terrorists.

The closest modern day analogy to the fanatical Muslim extremist might is the kamikaze Japanese fighters and pilots of world war II. Both internalized a political theology which guided their actions.

I think it is reasonable to not allow Islam the "benefit of the doubt" as a religion, which is given to religions, when it comes to Islam's political machinations. One large part of that is and will continue to be terror.

Any who claim different are either foolish or practicing Takiyya.

3364  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: April 06, 2019, 07:49:37 PM
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Rest assured, the ONLY options which are presented for consideration are those amendable to corruption...

We only have 12 years left to live according to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez...

Have you paid your Carbon Taxes lately? Participating on a popular forum like bitcoinalk has an irreversible impact on the polar manbearpig population living inside Al Gore's pocket.

Pay up, do it for the children...
Note that we ARE NOT TOLD to worry about asteroids destroying the Earth, or about Carrington/EMF events. I conclude that not only are the only SOLUTIONS presented for consideration are those amendable to corruption, but the only PROBLEMS we are told to worry about are those amendable to corruption.

You can force people to pay a tax for an invisible threat. It is impossible to do so for a total civilization killer event everyone can see approaching day by day. The corrupted rats are always the first in their elite underground bunker anyway. It is by design.

The Derinkuyu underground city. It was built for specific reasons. Only a guess to why such gargantuan work had to be done, but I guess there are rooms ready for AOC and Al Gore...


Neither asteroids nor Carrington/EMF events represent certain total civilization killers.

Asteroids vary in size and hence in effect, widely. There are countless more 100 meter sized rocks that are a threat than 1 km sized. In all cases, though, they are fairly easily handled 10-100 years in advance. It's fairly true to say they cannot be diverted or destroyed on the final swing inbound even with the largest hydrogen bombs. Also we have not developed delivery systems to handle these threats. ICBMs won't do it.

EMF threats from enemy nation states have known radius in which electronics is destroyed. Infrastructure can be hardened, few or no nations have done that. Recently Trump ordered it for the USA.

Carrington events AFAIK do not present a known scale of intensity, because we understand solar thermodynamics very poorly at this time. These events might affect a part of the planet, or the largest part, depending on several factors. Hardened infrastructure is the solution here, even if a country does not have an enemy that presents a nuclear threat.

It does appear that the alarmists of climate doom, their paid Internet posters and their countless sock puppets, are a pretty cheap investment to keep the public from actually thinking their way through realistic wide scale threat scenarios and likelihoods.

I suspect that what this means is that The People, having taken Money into their own hands with bitcoin and crypto, next will have to take direct control of these various real world risks. For example, they'll / we'll need to blockchain solar data, climate data, asteroid path and orbit calculation. Because if we can't trust governments with the climate issues, which does seem well proven, there are some other things we cannot trust them with.

That in turn has implications for various political parties who claim, "Trust us. We'll take care of xyzzy..."

That's obsolete talk by the walking dead zombies of the past, but when will it be realized and actualized?
3365  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: April 06, 2019, 05:59:41 PM
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Rest assured, the ONLY options which are presented for consideration are those amendable to corruption...

We only have 12 years left to live according to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez...

Have you paid your Carbon Taxes lately? Participating on a popular forum like bitcoinalk has an irreversible impact on the polar manbearpig population living inside Al Gore's pocket.

Pay up, do it for the children...
Note that we ARE NOT TOLD to worry about asteroids destroying the Earth, or about Carrington/EMF events. I conclude that not only are the only SOLUTIONS presented for consideration are those amendable to corruption, but the only PROBLEMS we are told to worry about are those amendable to corruption.
3366  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Should cats be culled to stop extinctions? on: April 06, 2019, 12:44:48 AM

Actually, cats are the compulsive killers.

All they left of my pet white mouse was the tail...
3367  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why Mark Zuckerberg wants no privacy on: April 06, 2019, 12:42:26 AM
In my opinion, this is only a natural phenomenon from humans, which is a mistake.

In a post on his Facebook page, Zuckerberg announced, "the future of communication will focus on data protection services, so people will be more confident and feel safe, because messages and content will no longer be stored forever".

I feel much safer, knowing that billions of years in the future, when our Sun has became a red giant star, whose diameter is beyond the orbit of the Earth, and the Earth has burned to a cinder, that our data will no longer be stored.

It will NOT BE STORED FOREVER.

Trick words, and phrases designed to lull you into complacency, are what you have here.
3368  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: April 06, 2019, 12:39:40 AM

Google Teams Up With UN To Create Climate Change Tracking Platform
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Of course if climate data was maintained on public blockchains, then no one would be able to ADJUST IT, and a lot of problems would just go away.....
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If Google does provides an honest and useful method of fully tracking what is really going on I'll be totally shocked......

Rest assured, the ONLY options which are presented for consideration are those amendable to corruption...
3369  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why Mark Zuckerberg wants no privacy on: April 05, 2019, 11:41:50 PM
It doesn't store your passwords, just all of your contacts without permission. https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-asks-new-users-email-passwords-2019-4?r=US&IR=T
You mean they got caught storing the contacts without permission, so they had to admit to that, but they have not been caught storing the passwords, so they have not admitted to storing them?
3370  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: April 05, 2019, 03:43:09 PM



CO2 Emissions Hit 67-Year Low In Trump's America, As Rest-Of-World Rises

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But our country is still hot!

http://weknowmemes.com/2015/07/40-gorgeous-examples-of-america-the-beautiful/

And hotter than ever. My kind of global warming...
https://www.reddit.com/r/hottiesfortrump/




I might need one of those MAGA hats.

I know this. There might be some of those metrosexual pansy-waist coffee shops where you get disrespected if you wore one.

But around here, and I suspect pretty much anywhere, that would never happen in a bar.
3371  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: April 05, 2019, 12:09:02 PM



CO2 Emissions Hit 67-Year Low In Trump's America, As Rest-Of-World Rises

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But our country is still hot!

http://weknowmemes.com/2015/07/40-gorgeous-examples-of-america-the-beautiful/
3372  Other / Politics & Society / Re: On the importance for nazis, commies and all extremists to stop fighting on: April 04, 2019, 11:54:22 PM
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Don't bother engaging with him, he can't even keep consistent with his own ideologies and he is just too woke for the rest of us mere mortals to even understand. In his mind Communism is flat, Russia can't melt steel beams, and China is ruled by Capitalist gay frogs.

I have friends in communist countries, but they are more practical and just consider
"Government" as a necessary evil, yes, as communist. They are NOT ideologues.

Those tend to exist in countries not yet turned into Evil Empires.
3373  Other / Politics & Society / Re: How do you guys feel about the Boeing 737 MAX? on: April 04, 2019, 03:16:05 PM
it completely comes down to pilot training and the manual does not instruct certain emergency maneuvers and that caused the crash from the reports i have seen.

In today's world , plane software is fully capable of flying the plane itself except for takeoff and landing that is still the pilot responsibility.
There is so much the software do that if software fails then pilot are really clueless and they have to take all decision in few minutes and for the situation that never occurred  on their training.

If you watch some Mayday air crash investigation then you see sometime how confusing and fast the situation arises.

Unfortunately these automated systems depend a lot on the sensors, and there have been accidents because the sensors have been impaired. The human pilots also get their readings from them, and sometimes acted wrong thinking the sensors were right when visibility was poor (ie. night storm).

They are supposed to be redundant, placed in different places and use different methods but extreme situations have occurred, and not every pilot happens to be a former military pilot able to fix the (untrained for) situation (tho that has occurred too). It used to be more Airbus but clearly Boeing is now in the same game with automated flying.

The investigation could prove that even with proper training, the plane was not acting correctly under all conditions, especially if the sensor issue is confirmed. I think not too far in the future the planes will fly themselves, but these things need to be ironed out first, and it might take decades. Not sure AI would help, time and experimentation should tell.
The faulty sensor has been confirmed. Realistically there is no way pilots of a third world third rate airline should be expected to have training on these types of recovery procedures. There's a reason they are called "third rate."
3374  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why Mark Zuckerberg wants no privacy on: April 04, 2019, 01:15:05 PM
It doesn't store your passwords, just all of your contacts without permission. https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-asks-new-users-email-passwords-2019-4?r=US&IR=T

After I downloaded a flashlight app and it wanted access to my contacts, I stopped believing all of these clowns.

The rule.

They assure us we can trust them.

===> We can't trust them.

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/innovation/why-does-a-torch-app-need-to-access-my-contacts-list-1.3082618
3375  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Privacy-first Internet! Are we there yet? on: April 04, 2019, 11:51:30 AM
https://medium.com/elixxir/a-letter-from-our-founder-4f48ffba28fe

This article touches on a paper written in 1985 about the future of the internet being privacy focused. Security without identification is ideal but is it possible?

Here is the paper from 1985 not going through a privacy-wall directly contrary to the ideals of the writer.

https://www.chaum.com/publications/Security_Wthout_Identification.html
3376  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Up Like Trump on: April 04, 2019, 11:45:43 AM
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I used to love TV. Loved all the funny commercials, etc. I had my TV ON almost as a screen saver all day, volume down, because Hey! I am paying for it might as well keep it on. Very strange when I think about it now.

It is not easy to get out. Once you understand what they are, Time Vampires, sucking up your energy, then there is a path in your mind to cut the Beast off your life. Reading gives you time to reflect. TV was built to shut you down mentally.

Well, I could watch 10 hrs of stupid cat videos on YT but... That's another story...  Grin

I cut the cable/satellite connection ten years ago.

There's been a minor inconvenience now and then with someone wanting to watch a football or basketball show, but aside from that it's totally positive.

Now I find it easy to identify people who at home have some news channel on nonstop. They are programmed drones in a fishtank.
3377  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Privacy-first Internet! Are we there yet? on: April 04, 2019, 11:42:22 AM
I do have very serious concerns about modern major tech companies, however I believe the below is relevant:

If they provide services/benefit that exceed these privacy intrusions, they should be free to continue using these platforms. The selling point of giving up private information is doing so allows the platforms to display ads relevant to the end user, and can otherwise provide useful information to the end user. ....

What the company does with your info does not have to be what they claim they do with your info.
3378  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Privacy-first Internet! Are we there yet? on: April 04, 2019, 01:06:58 AM
https://medium.com/elixxir/a-letter-from-our-founder-4f48ffba28fe

This article touches on a paper written in 1985 about the future of the internet being privacy focused. Security without identification is ideal but is it possible?

You like to an article about privacy, but clicking the link brings THIS:

Pardon the interruption.

We’ve seen you here before. Let’s make things official.

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How about, I can't take your question seriously under these circumstances?

Was this your april fools joke?
No, afraid it wasn't.

TO READ THE ARTICLE YOU AGREE TO BE SPAMMED AT YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS.

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You are acting like an idiot here, Author have no control on "Medium" policies .
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So to read an article about privacy, we have to agree to give away privacy?

Are you the fucking idiot?
3379  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why The Hell People Aren't Helping? on: April 04, 2019, 12:59:04 AM
---snip---

This chart is bullshit. US is not giving any aid for free. They have their own vested interest and they are disguising in the name of the humanitarian aids.
If you are right, just send your donations to me. It makes more sense than what you said, so how can you go wrong?

3380  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why The Hell People Aren't Helping? on: April 04, 2019, 12:53:15 AM
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I love this chart!
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