American first, fisherman, Occasional meme maker, Son of the Northwoods, Midwit, Police Bodycam edits in Highlights, Election expert.

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This is some of the wildest footage I've ever seen from a family dispute gone wrong. Hope getting revenge on your family was worth the 20 years in prison. None of you guys are ready for how this guy surrenders.
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Appreciate all the dedicated folks who follow me. I've made some real connections on this platform. Here is an example of a small account's numbers over three months. An average of around 19K impressions daily isn't too bad I guess.
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Replying to @WomanDefiner
AI can help turn ideas into reality, but it doesn't generate ideas. And the reality is that most people don't have tons of creative ideas to even tell AI what to do. AI is good for people with more ideas than the knowledge, talent, or ambition required to make them a reality.
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Paper can be shredded and records can be deleted which is the main problem with depending on credentials to say you are something. You can look at me and know Im American. That isn't true for 100 million foreigners in America. You look at them and can see what they aren't.
Once a person becomes a naturalized US citizen, they are no longer an immigrant but an American. You can call them "paper" Americans all you want. They are still Americans whether you like it or not. They get to vote.
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I want you all to have a fun and safe weekend. I'm off to the lake for the weekend for our last camping trip this year. Be safe, God bless.
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Most of humanity is weird in where if they don't see the production line in person or the chain of events that lead to an outcome it doesn't exist. For instance when you talk to leftist about food prices their answer usually is "Grocery stores charge too much" but that ignores the entire chain of production from birth or seeding of food to processing and finally sale. AI is a lot like that. People will see the end results of it but the AI doesn't really exist because its unseen. That's how most of humanity will see and interact with AI.
Replying to @WomanDefiner
AI is not a stochastic parrot. It can perform complex tasks. It can use logic even though it can also be retarded at it. AI does "understand" what you tell it, you can point out its mistakes and explain why and it will understand you and update. This isn't 2021 anymore.
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"We acknowledge that where we gather today is the land and territory of the Michi Sagging Nishnaabeg people. We gather with gratitude to our Mississauga neighbors. We say “miigwech” to them and other first peoples for taking care of this land from time immemorial and for sharing this land with those of us who are newcomers." So with that said lets get this assisted suicide on the road"
Replying to @WomanDefiner
Do you think they do a land acknowledgement before each one?
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Can't wait to get to the lake around noon with the wife. First camping trip where its just us this year.
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I have an idea that probably wont make anyone rich but it would be funny to sell in stores.
I’ve been seeing these all over and none of them are teenagers. I imagine it’s another scam illegals are pulling
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Here's the problem though. For most people AI is nothing more than a chatbot or Image generator. Less than 1% of the population is even smart enough to use AI in the way you're describing so for most people in their reality, its a walking parrot.
OK then give Astra or Fable a 10,000-line program, ask it to debug it, ask it to understand what's going on, ask it to make revisions. It's certainly not perfect. I'm bullish on human expertise fwiw. But it sure as hell is way more than a "stochastic parrot."
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There is medical reasoning for this and its more common than not to not find water in the lungs when someone drowns. They are using hollywood magic to make idiots mad to get a settlement.
The autopsy of Nolan Wells reveals that no water was found in the lungs, throat or stomach
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Lol, Ben Crumps own legal team told the DA the complete opposite thing they're telling the public.
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Or as James Lindsay calls Teddy "protocol hitler"
On this day in 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt proclaimed Devils Tower in Wyoming as the first National Monument in the United States!
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Part of aging into boomerhood is finding something to collect like you're smaug the dragon hoarding dwarven wealth except its beanie babies or sports memorabilia.
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In a perfect world we would have got Ernest Hemingway on record about how much he hates his crossdressing son before he died for future meme use.
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Paul retweeted
There is someone smugly defending the out-of-control MAIDing of Canadians in reply to Paul. Just in case you thought Clown World couldn't get any worse.
When assisted suicide has a higher mortality rate than Peak Covid an event where you shut your country down to save the lives of old people you are now killing. We live in such a clown world its unreal.
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When the Senate cares more about a dogs birthday than affordable home prices and securing America's Elections.
The Senate is throwing massive parties for a dog’s birthday while refusing to pass the save america act Look at the resources that went into this taxpayer funded event for a senator’s dog So out of touch We just want voter id laws and secure elections
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When assisted suicide has a higher mortality rate than Peak Covid an event where you shut your country down to save the lives of old people you are now killing. We live in such a clown world its unreal.
Assisted suicides now makes up more than 1 in 10 deaths in parts of Canada - and rates are rising trib.al/9aezo5P
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