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Holy cow Unlimited AI usage!!!! Just run GPT_Claude_Free.exe as admin
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A curious argument. The rich would have to eat money without farmers. Quite true. Farmers would also find money difficult to earn if nobody wished to buy what they grew. One begins to suspect that civilization is less a story of one class sustaining another and more a story of people trading value with each other. But that observation lacks the romance of class warfare.
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Socialists have no rebuttals! Anarcho-Capitalism trusts voluntary production, liberty, and price signals. Socialism ignores reality and doubles down on fantasy, stupidity, and bootlicking. #useaiarttodestroynature
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What's being defended isn't billionaires. What's being defended is the principle that rights belong to everyone, including successful people. The moment you decide someone's rights disappear because they're too wealthy, you've abandoned rights altogether and replaced them with political favoritism. Your position isn't that rights are universal. It's that rights are conditional on serving your demands. The billionaire is just today's unpopular exception. Tomorrow it'll be the millionaire. Then the small business owner. Then anyone with more than you.
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Compare how the media portrayed these two: For a victim, they chose the most unflattering image they could find. For a murderer, they went through his childhood photos to find the most harmless. It's not accidental. One is designed to elicit sympathy, while the other is not.
🚨NEWS: It has been reported that Stephen Ogilvie, the man attacked by a migrant in Belfast has sadly lost sight in both eyes
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>Be Elon >Get bullied so badly as a kid that you end up in the hospital >Escape into books >Read more than 8hrs a day >Teach yourself programming >Sell a video game at 12 >Leave South Africa >Sleep on couches >Work odd jobs >Get into America >Build a startup >Get fired from your own company >Start over >Build another company >Merge it into PayPal >Get removed as CEO >Your company gets acquired >Walk away with nearly $180 million >Instead of retiring at 31, put almost all of it into three impossible ideas: Electric cars, Solar energy, Rockets >People tell you you're insane >Start a rocket company with no aerospace degree >Learn rocket science from textbooks >First rocket fails >Second rocket fails >Third rocket fails >Divorce >Public humiliation >Cash running out >One launch away from bankruptcy >Launch anyway >The fourth rocket reaches orbit >NASA signs a contract >Survive >Tesla is weeks from collapse >Save it at the last minute >Get mocked for wanting reusable rockets. >Land one. >Then another. >Then dozens. >Turn science fiction into engineering >Get mocked for betting on EVs >Turn electric cars into status symbols >Force the entire auto industry to follow >Build the most valuable car company in history >Launch astronauts into orbit >Create a global satellite internet network. >Buy Twitter >Fire most of the staff >Rename it X >Walk into politics >Risk your reputation >Risk your companies >Risk your fortune >Become one of the most polarising people on Earth. >Get attacked by the media, politicians, competitors, and activists >Keep building anyway >Become a TRILLIONAIRE
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History's first trillionaire is a guy who catches rockets out of the sky with chopsticks and beams internet to every dead zone on the planet. Same guy ships cars that drive themselves, humanoid robots for the factory floor, brain chips that let paralyzed people move a cursor with pure thought, and an AI running on a supercomputer his team stood up in months instead of years. And the people crashing out about his net worth are doing it on the app he owns. The same app governments spent years trying to censor. You cannot legislate a rocket into orbit.
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So hot rn
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‼️ UPDATE: It just doesn't stop: Almost 900 Arch Linux packages infected now. lists.archlinux.org/archives…

🚨 BREAKING: More than 400 Arch Linux User Repository packages have been compromised with infostealer malware and a rootkit. Attacker posed as a trusted maintainer and "adopted" orphaned packages. Arch maintainers are purging infected packages now. Audit your AUR installs.
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JUST IN: United Kingdom announces "PoliceAI" to help fight crime — claims it will free up 6 million human officer hours / year.
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RT @_observer_123: I blame every single person that advocates for mass migration for what happened to this poor lad just as much as i blame…
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Leftists now that they can’t ruin your life over a joke

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Remember when people would tweet shit like this and it would ruin their life and now politicians just say worse shit daily
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The West has to rise against this madness.
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🚨BREAKING🚨 Karmelo Anthony Found GUILTY of Murder — And He’ll NEVER Get Even One Taste of Those Viral Kool-Aid Pineapple Spears. Justice hits different when the Kool-Aid is forever out of reach.
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Replying to @koomerdotwav
Well the actual answer is that the old science that considered everyone "female" during development until one set "turns male" has been considered archaic and incorrect for a while. Men were not "female" early in development. They did not have "female parts", whether that be vaginas or clitorises or whatever. Modern science understand that men were always "male" but what was considered male physical form was simply grossly misunderstood early in development. The fetus, and its features, are always male if the child is a male. We simply needed to understand that being "male" was more complex than previously thought. This is the current science.
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Crazy how every single White country has a guilt narrative tailored specifically for them. Almost like there's some kind of scheme coordinated by a single international group.
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Ich frage ja immer wieder was Leute mit "funktioniert" meinen und bekomme meist sinngemäß zur Antwort, dass das eine dumme Frage und Definitionsgewichse sei, weil man damit ja wohl eindeutig "das Ziel erreichen" meint. Nur was genau das Ziel™ ist, darüber sind sich Sozialisten ja auch alles andere als einig. (Im Gegensatz zu Libertären, für die die spontane Ordnung immer anders aussehen darf.) Das zaristische Russland war ein Agrarstaat und die Zwangskollektivierungen mit Massenerschießungen, Gulags und Geheimpolizei hat das Land unter enormen Verlusten in einen Industriestaat verwandelt. Selbst Stalin hat zugegeben, dass die Sowjetunion ohne den Land-Lease-Act niemals Deutschland besiegt hätte. Dazu kommt, dass sozialistische Zentralplanung bei fast allen Staaten zu diesem Zeitpunkt die Wirtschaft nach unten gezogen hat, inklusive Deutschland und den Vereinigten Staaten. Die einzige Lektion, die man aus dem Beispiel der Sowjetunion wirklich mitnehmen könnte ohne grotesken Massenmord zu verharmlosen, ist, dass es in der Tat möglich ist Massenvernichtungswaffen durch Industriespionage herzustellen und ne Blechbüchse ins Weltall zu schießen, wenn man dafür viele Millionen Menschen versklavt und die Ressourcen hieraus in solche Projekte steckt. Das aber als Erfolg zu verbuchen ist ein wenig wie sich damit zu brüsten, dass im Gulag Vollbeschäftigung herrscht oder eine Stadt zu ermorden und zu erklären, dass man die Arbeitslosigkeit dort auf 0 gesenkt hätte.
"Sozialismus hat noch NIE funktioniert!" Außer dass Sozialismus Agrarstaaten in industriell-militärische Supermächte mit Raumfahrtprogramm und Atomwaffen verwandelt hat, die den Faschismus besiegen konnten und in denen sich niemand wegen Grundbedürfnissen Sorgen machen musste.
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Replying to @Coinvo
It wasn’t. With rare exception, colonies were unprofitable, meaning more was spent building infrastructure like roads, railways, buildings, etc. than was exported. And look at places like Singapore and Hong Kong. Both were colonies for a long time and yet they are extremely prosperous.
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This is Europe today. Remigration now!
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