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If you like international and eclectic news, come and join me at @worldwithoutus (Link for Lemmy = worldwithoutus).

I've also started helping out at @worldnews, (Link for Lemmy = worldnews), @movies, (Lemmy = movies), and am a ghost at @13thfloor (Lemmy = 13th Floor).

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Yeah, it's this illegal war's version of the WMDs.

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Btw, we can donate directly to UNRWA via their website

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"If that snake gets out in an emergency department, that becomes a huge a disaster."

Michael said medical staff did not need to see a snake to know how to treat patients.

"We can determine if you need anti-venom and if so, what anti-venom you need based on clinical signs, blood tests and also the snake venom detection kits that we keep here at the hospital," he said.

"We're actually not trained to identify snakes, and so it's not helpful.

"It just puts the staff at risk as well as yourself."

If you like It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Silicon Valley you might want to check out Mythic Quest (www.imdb.com)

I feel like it leans more into the latter as a kind of tech industry comedy. It stars Rob McElhenney who played Mac in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and I feel like a lot of the humor his character adds is present in Mythic Quest....

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man-child tech entrepreneurs

I was watching it for Poppy Lee.

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Yeah that's a solid rec.

If you're watching it for the first time make sure you watch the 2 special episodes between S1 and S2; it really adds to it.

When was the last time you answered a Lemmy or Reddit post/thread that was more than five months old?

I think there should be some incentive for that, like make those kinds of comments a spotlight or something. Maybe make a community called “late replies” that showcases the best such replies, or have a rule saying they grant free karma (in Reddit’s case).

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I still get necrobumps from reddit on year-old comments despite having left reddit. It's weird.

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Heh. Next you'll be asking why do people drink or hook up at college and you wish they wouldnt.

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This is a worldwide phenomenon. Universities are ideas places, and those ideas sometimes take off. Some examples of human rights movements that started with students:

  • The White Rose, Nazi Germany.

  • The Soweto Uprising, Apartheid South Africa

  • May 1968, France

  • Tiananmen Square, China

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This is powerful:

“[Schwartz and Robertson] feel like they have a license to it and that they’re able to do whatever they want with it,” she said. “That’s how Dan felt, too… what is different from them to Dan Schneider? I don’t see a difference. I only see a crossover.”

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AI is currently being used in both the wars OP mentioned.

Its primary use is always going to be in Surveillance Capitalism. The idea we can get nice things from it is mainly a consolation prize.

I mean yes I can now get AI to draw me a picture or write me an editorial. But meanwhile the IDF can get AI to choose people to kill and use the Wheres Daddy AI program to tell them when someone is at home so they can deliberately bomb him with his family.

So yeah it isn't much for consumers but it's not going away for use on us.

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This is what I think too. Disaster capitalism + surveillance capitalism + massive resource competition due to climate change = neofeudalism.

Bird flu just jumped a couple of species barriers as well.

The Last Man on Earth (1964 1080p) (www.youtube.com)

The Last Man on Earth is a 1964 post-apocalyptic science fiction horror film based on the 1954 novel I Am Legend by Richard Matheson. The film was produced by Robert L. Lippert and directed by Ubaldo Ragona and Sidney Salkow, and stars Vincent Price and Franca Bettoia....

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I don't want to live in a world where I am forced to choose between Omega Man and Soylent Green. But yes.

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Yes every country's struggles are specific, it was just a general trend.

I can't get my head around Switzerland. Women only got full suffrage there in 1971. It was 1893 where I live. You do have to be separated for 2 years to get a divorce here, too, though, which I think is stupid.

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I'm trying to keep an open mind here but so far, you're being too vague to be persuasive.

Observe what exactly?

Model what?

Propose what kind of policies based on what assumptions and which goals?

Obviously I know what science is. I just don't see how it applies here.

Observe what exactly? If you're designing an experiment you know what results you're interested in and what implications the research has.

Seriously, pick one thing from my list above and talk me through how you would use pure science to formulate policy?

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