The Parable Of The Broken Overton Window
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Arguing with pigeons. Sometimes I'm the pigeon.
Manufacturing Consent (The Guardian) Part x/ꝏ -- notice how this says Iran has attacked its neighbours in the Gulf (which makes no sense), rather than the US military bases within them that they host.
Nothing says "caring for dolphins" like experiencing the big feels for entirely fictional computer generated slop while helping to destroy the environment real dolphins inhabit in order to do so.
Well, would you look at that. It turns out that the Starmerite wail of "everyone on the left must vote for Labour to keep Reform out, you're unserious idiots if you don't. I am very smart." suddenly doesn't apply when their own very special little man is involved.
I think you've hit on the "underpants gnomes step 3" part of the AI hype bubble. There are some genuine ways it can improve over time, but also various factors that will cause them to disimprove, of which this is of course one. Once companies seek to recover the huge costs they've dumped into AI....
It's a shame the owner of the list is blocking people on it, because honestly it sounds like a great starter kit. As an aside, I'm not sure why "crypto" and "bitcoin" are listed as different items, or why VR is on there - does anyone hate VR?
So, uh... inflation was falling following the post-2020 shock before Labour took power, whereupon it slowly started to rise again. It's only just fallen back down to where it was, but nowhere near where it was prior to 2020. [ Graph source: ONS CPIH) www.ons.gov.uk/economy/infl... ]
If Burnham loses, we'll lose the re-enactment of the famous Futurama scene, though.
"not the time for change atm"... awkward...
I'm sorry, this sign only applies to mothers.
The US, still trying to reinvent trains, badly.
The caveat here is that Liberal Democrat voters probably need to be told of something that happened in 2010.
The only real question is why this has to be used so often.
Don't you see? It's all the fault of that pesky war, a completely unforseeable event entirely detached from any of our policies or support. We had real change just waiting to go, honest.
Don't worry, we can all see what that ambulatory meat lump masquerading as a person is like. What's interesting is that regardless of what anyone believes the target was, the double tapping behaviour remains an unambigious war crime, as it is intended to kill medics/first responders.
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Now that the Labour party of 2026 pretty much accurately reflect the Tory party of 2022, time to ressurect this from the pits of my hellsite archive.
The dangers of disinformation. While the line appears valid, anyone paying attention will notice "Trump takes over" has been placed at Jan 2024, a year before he took over. Yet again it's a no reply/no quote (can't have anyone calling it out).
What in the Spaceball is that last one?