Because it’s just the imaginings of someone who thinks they’re superior for wanting their coffee black.

(Also, lol, why would you ever go to a coffee shop for that? You can very easily make it at home. Even when traveling, a lot of hotels can provide you with plain coffee just fine.)

All it takes is for some of the people in those manufacturing safeguards to start depending on the AI to tell them if a proposed virus is safe or not…

I’m nowhere near smart enough to do something this stupid. It would never occur to me.

im not here to play the trolley problem with you.

No, no – I’m here for the trolley problems!

Let’s fucking go!

This would have been more effective in the 90s where people actually hated gay people.

Most cops still hate gay people.

Because when a accident happens on a solar farm its one guy eating a few KW or falling not entire towns worth of people being erased.

So, killing people one by one doesn’t matter – only matters if a lot of people die at once?

Still, even mild steel is significantly more difficult to cut than aluminum.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-am-spartacus

Can’t make more radioactive rocks if we run out.

Well … unless you use your uranium reactor to create plutonium… But, you’re right – even then, it would eventually run out. So fission power isn’t renewable.

Fusion power, though… If you can make a viable fusion reactor ecosystem that can use regular ordinary hydrogen as its input fuel, then that’s at least psuedo-renewable. Yeah, eventually you’ll have converted so much hydrogen into helium that hydrogen might start running low. But I’m guessing you could power 100 earths for 10 billion years before you used even half the hydrogen available.

I know the whole “humans are not mice” thing … but wouldn’t tests on lab animals go a long way toward refining exposure models?

Yes, you can’t just assume that things will affect humans the same way they affect mice. And maybe a mouse model of long-term exposure is hampered by the short lifespans of mice. But surely that data, used in combination with the human data we already have, could help produce a more accurate, reasonable model?

Absolute numbers are meaningless. It needs to be weighted against how much electricity was produced with each.

(And why is solar not mentioned? Plenty of solar installers die from falling off of roofs and whatnot.)

No, but you do get to meet Saint Peter.

They do have GPS trackers inside, but those can be defeated by putting them in a metal container, underwater, or underground. Or they might be disabled if the camera is destroyed and unpowered.

Sorry, guys. I was using them as dildos and got a little carried away.

Make sure you melt it down before you take it to the scrap yard, or it could be traced back to you.

Are these things actually on aluminum pipes? Steel would make a lot more sense – stronger and cheaper … and less attractive for theft.

I really doubt it’s in a form factor compatible with your PC, though…

However, on second thought, can a Flock camera run DOOM?

It was me. I am Spartacus!

Yeah, I bet it’s just getting replaced with AI bullshit now.

So, now, when you use it to set an alarm, you’ll never really know for sure if the AI fucked it up or not.

Teaching a student today isn’t materially more expensive than it was 30 years ago.

Well, it kind of is, though. Just look at the massively bloated administration budgets/staff.