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The right to bear arms is an individual right. But 2A was also rooted in a practical concern: an armed citizenry and militia could serve as a safeguard against government tyranny. SCOTUS recognized that history in Heller.
That is the point Jake Paul is getting at. If that principle still matters, citizens cannot be completely outmatched by the government they may one day need to resist.
At a minimum, state militias should have meaningful access to modern defensive capabilities.
BREAKING: Jake Paul warns the 2nd Amendment isn't sufficient anymore, says citizens should be able to arm themselves with drones, EMPs, and rocket launchers.
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Teachers are quite possibly the worst people in all of society.
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RT @brickroad7: "Don't think for a second just because you're an alarmist that you're doing a social good."
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BREAKING: Effective Altruists are Buying Political Staff in Congress and Federal Agencies 🧵
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I really should bet more on Polymarket
Prediction (obvious) : Biden will issue 100 pardons and position as a necessary preemptive move against "criminal incoming Trump admin"
Will include Fauci, Comey, Wray, 51 Intel directors, and anyone who has been loyal and must keep secrets.
Don't get left out, commies!
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Got it working... here's my Jev Grok Bot if anyone wants an easy starting point
x.ai/bot/JQ4PSTdVDZdIOa8qwfP…
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Now is the perfect time to FSD & chill to a destination across state lines $TSLA
Flights are sooooooooo expensive right now.
Just booked a flight and the flight is more expensive than the 8 day trip.
Insane.
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Meanwhile in Poland: Vibing to Phil Collins at the Range
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Good bless America! 🇺🇸
🔥 AWESOME! This white farmer from South Africa is FULLY assimilating into America after fleeing persecution and leftists can't stand it
"I'm safe...nobody will come over the ridges to sl*t my throat or m*rder me because I'm white. That's why I left South Africa. To live in the land of the free!" 🇺🇸
Why can't every migrant be like this?!
We want people to come here who will APPRECIATE America and contribute, not leech!
This comes as Sec. Marco Rubio just TODAY filed a new visa restriction policy against South African nations aiding and allowing the discrimination against white farmers.
President Trump knows it: They're targeted because they're white, and it will NOT HAPPEN in America 👏🏻
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Six serious reasons peer review won't work
Top 6 failure modes for competitor AI peer review, via Weinstein's view of academic peer review as recent groupthink that kills progress:
1. Status bias: dominant labs dismiss rivals' models.
2. Consensus enforcement: shared blind spots suppress novel risks/approaches.
3. Competitive sabotage: false flags or withheld findings.
4. IP leakage during test harness access.
5. Cartel collusion to delay disruptors.
6. Illusion of rigor that rewards incrementalism over breakthroughs.
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Six valid and serious reasons why peer review is not the answer for AI frontier model evals
Top 6 failure modes for competitor AI peer review, via Weinstein's view of academic peer review as recent groupthink that kills progress:
1. Status bias: dominant labs dismiss rivals' models.
2. Consensus enforcement: shared blind spots suppress novel risks/approaches.
3. Competitive sabotage: false flags or withheld findings.
4. IP leakage during test harness access.
5. Cartel collusion to delay disruptors.
6. Illusion of rigor that rewards incrementalism over breakthroughs.
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RT @AiBreakfast: AI CEOs are all closeted e/acc.
Suggesting a “slowdown” was just trying to offload liability to the government, that way…
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Watch this interview to understand how the Effective Altruism cult operates behind the AI doomer movement:
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Here is a list of things I think AI should be able to solve before it's dangerous enough to kill everyone:
1) all forms of entitlement fraud - this should be easily fixable by tracking payments and cash flows. Find where money goes in but no services are rendered. Child's play for an all-knowing AI.
2) elderly scam farms - fixed with telephony tracking, payment tracking, find the scammers, empty their bank accounts, sabotage their remote access strategies
3) narcotics trafficking - more money flow, disrupt crypto conduits, track chemicals being used for narcotic synthesis, disrupt those avenues of commerce
Compared to "the extinction of all humanity", these are very simple problems to tackle. These problems are a thousand times simpler than killing every person in the world
If you don't believe that AI can fix these narrowly banded issues, if you're immediately looking for reasons that I'm stupid an naive for thinking AI can solve these problems in the next 2 years, you have no business believing that AI can destroy all humans by the end of the decade.
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