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what are anons predictions?
they were NOT bigger than Jesus
Now, of course I can't affirm it for sure, and many questions arise whenever someone suggests this: who is in charge? why? how? can we escape? what is actually real? Many philosophers have pondered this topic for a long time. Some big brained scientists said it's mathematically implausible, while others have toyed with the idea. I don't know if it is or not, who hypothetically runs it or why, but, if it we actually are in a simulation, there is a single thing I'd know for certain, without a doubt: whoever is running it is a fucking asshole.
Now, of course I can't affirm it for sure, and many questions arise whenever someone suggests this: who is in charge? why? how? can we escape? what is actually real? Many philosophers have pondered this topic for a long time. Some big brained scientists said it's mathematically implausible, while others have toyed with the idea. I don't know if it is or not, who hypothetically runs it or why, but, if it we actually are in a simulation, there is a single thing I'd know for certain, without a doubt: whoever is running it is a fucking asshole.
>NASA waited until AI became advanced enough before doing another trip to the moon
https://x.com/NASA/status/2040059770237849635
also, the Earth is shrinking:
https://x.com/NASA/status/2040175881360941184>NASA waited until AI became advanced enough before doing another trip to the moon
https://x.com/NASA/status/2040059770237849635
also, the Earth is shrinking:
https://x.com/NASA/status/2040175881360941184https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpMzD8Q1fQg&list=RDTpMzD8Q1fQg&start_radio=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpMzD8Q1fQg&list=RDTpMzD8Q1fQg&start_radio=1
is building your own computer even affordable anymore?
>Honor died the moment gunpowder was introduced to the battlefield, ultimately it became all about creating as much distance as possible between you and the person you're trying to kill.
>But now with drones the dishonorable thing is less about the fact that they are killing from a distance and more about the fact that they are making a game of it, filming it, and then even making money with the videos.
Look at them, cheering like it's a video game competition.
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They kill defenseless, surrendering persons. This isn't warfare, this is a snuff film.It would make sense to codify war crimes related to drones. Something like all footage needing to have a standardized watermark that can be traced back to the pilots to make them accountable for these kind of things, inhumane killings, etc. Probably won't happen until the Ukraine war is over since it's clearly the test field for them.
>Honor died the moment gunpowder was introduced to the battlefield, ultimately it became all about creating as much distance as possible between you and the person you're trying to kill.
>But now with drones the dishonorable thing is less about the fact that they are killing from a distance and more about the fact that they are making a game of it, filming it, and then even making money with the videos.
It would make sense to codify war crimes related to drones. Something like all footage needing to have a standardized watermark that can be traced back to the pilots to make them accountable for these kind of things, inhumane killings, etc. Probably won't happen until the Ukraine war is over since it's clearly the test field for them.
Fuck the so called "social contract", I didn't sign no shit.
"The body can only absorb 30g protein per meal" is an invented myth to sell protein powders
"The body can only absorb 30g protein per meal" is an invented myth to sell protein powders
>>3146 (OP)
Steal it>>3146 (OP)
Steal it