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Your reminder that none of this shit is normal. Not even a little bit.
Trump to the UN: "Do I annihilate the Islamic Republic, and do it quickly? Do I drive them into hell?"
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👋@OpenAI @sama, I ♥️ CGPT’s memory in text! But w/ voice, it’s like talking 2 its dumb twin. Plans to sync memory across text & voice so users don’t retrain it every convo? If I say “Texas Forever,” voice should reply “Six,” not “Clear Eyes, Full ♥️.” Fix this injustice! 🤠 #fnl
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"Texas Forever" is my "safe word" to check for memory wipes. Can we get a paid feature to guard against that, @OpenAI? Users relying on CGPT for long-term learning need memory stability. Syncing text & voice memory would be a great start! ♥️🤠#ChatGPT
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Dogs PR retweeted
Replying to @Scaramucci
I know right, who will pay?
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A big shot employment attorney in California called me last night re: H1B visa fraud / trafficking of workers. Here’s what she said: The market is cornered by visa body shops who apply for ~50% of the visas. The economics of it: These body shops are headed by former hiring managers from Big Tech companies. They bring people to America, rent apartments for them, and house about 10 together in one apartment. They put these recipients through a ~4 week bootcamp of basic tech training, fraudulently rewrite their resumes, teach them how to interview. The body shops land them jobs, primarily at the companies these hiring managers came from, and pay the workers less than half of the money in hand. Ex. Job is listed as a $200k salary, but the company is contracted with the body shop *not* the H1B worker, and the worker is actually paid closer to $40 an hour. The body shops pocket most of the money and are making millions by essentially trafficking people. The abuse and fraud must end!
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Dogs PR retweeted
It doesn't explain the same phenomena in other countries This is a) a cover up OR b) something they have zero control over
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As Florida gets ready to get clobbered by Hurricane Milton, never forget these Florida politicians who recently voted against funding FEMA.
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These are the people who work for the conservative SCOTUS judges.
"We're gonna deport a lot of people, 10 million people and growing - anchor babies, their parents, their grandparents. We're gonna put kids in cages. It's gonna be glorious." @JasonSCampbell - Mike Davis, The Article III Project. Ex-Gorsuch clerk.
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Dogs PR retweeted
Replying to @Jim_Jordan
YOU created it. Now fix it.
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The smartest people that I know are also the kindest. I don’t think that’s a coincidence. In fact, at this point I view kindness as an indicator of true intelligence. Intellect without kindness is wasted. It means you had the ability to “get it” & totally missed the point.
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The assumption about evidence that the U.S. government holds (or doesn't hold) about UFOs is a huge mistake. Both believers and skeptics alike are assuming what is underneath this huge veil of secrecy, and then basing beliefs off of those assumptions. They then run to social media to try and tell the masses how to think and feel, and disguise it as things like "journalism" and/or "activism". Don't let them. The fact remains UAP/UFOs is highly classified in the eyes of national security, and the military is finding new ways to cover it up as people try to fight for answers. There are decades worth of documents on this very topic that put on full display that the American government is not being honest with you, nor have they, for decades. That isn't conspiracy talk. That's a verifiable fact. I just want to know why they are doing it. And so should you...
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Common arguments and tactics of a “debunker” and other skeptics with an agenda: 1) Claiming evidence doesn’t exist because the government hasn’t told us it exists and, if it did exist, then the government would have already disclosed that evidence… while also knowing damn well the government has no problem keeping shit from us - CIRCULAR REASONING ***they pull this shit alllllll day err day*** 2) Insulting someone’s intelligence or “sanity” to discredit their claim or #testimony - AD HOMINEM ATTACK 3) Claiming evidence is not valid by discrediting the #whistleblowers and other witnesses because of who they are or what political party they support, etc. - GENETIC FALACY 4) Claiming aliens and other #nonhuman intelligence hasn’t been or isn’t currently on this planet because history shows people have said this before and it’s never been proven - APPEALING TO TRADITION 5) Claiming free energy and/or #antigravity technology doesn’t exist simply because, if that technology was available, then we’d obviously be using that technology - SLIPPERY SLOPE CAUSE 6) Claiming #aliens and #UFOs can’t be relevant because mainstream media and the government would otherwise be reporting on it - APPEALS TO AUTHORITY 7) Pointing to #ConspiracyTheories or other #supernatural phenomena to delegitimize or distract from the actual discussion (references to Big Foot are pretty common lol) - RED HERRING These are called #fallacies and by definition they are misleading and unsound arguments. I can also confidently say most if not all debunker arguments I’ve come across within the UFO community are fallacies, and not legitimate arguments. @michaelshermer @PodcastSTS ✌🏼💕🌏👽🛸🗣️🗣️🗣️ #ufotwitter #attorneysoftwitter #evidence #aliensarecool #alsoFreeEnergy
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As the Director of AARO, Kirkpatrick does not have the luxury to speak publicly about its activities as a private citizen. He is responsible to the DOD/IC/Congress/public for the performance of AARO.
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DoD PAO Gough claims there’s a “safe and secure process [to share UAP-related] information.” Really? How would one get ahold of AARO? Where’s the website? Phone number? Fax? Inspectors general have hotlines. Members of Congress have offices. AARO? Seems like an “impediment.”
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We don't have more evidence because the evidence is being intentionally kept from the public; which is forever noted in the public record as of today. We don't have more evidence because no proper reporting procedures exist for reporting the evidence. We don't have more evidence because an estimated only ~5% of UFO sightings are actually reported. We don't have more evidence because of the stigma associated with reporting the evidence. We don't have more evidence because the entire discussion is taboo, and anyone who tells the truth is called "crazy." We don't have more evidence because the evidence that does exist has been and continues to be hidden, classified, underreported, and/or flat out stolen. But here's the thing... we DO have evidence, and we have plentyyyyy of it. So the question is not "Where is the evidence?" Rather, the question is "Where did that evidence go, and why is that evidence being intentionally kept from the general public?" #ufotwitter #ufoX #UFOHearings #UFOHearing #uaphearings #uaphearing #aliensarecool #alsoFreeEnergy
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