Even before computers I didn’t need, nor want, anyone’s help. Especially if it was forced upon me. A human’s independent spirit will always shun AI. Everyone else just wants you to pay a monthly “AI” subscription.

A sea cow or a land cow?

The whole world is lying because that’s how we get fucking money. What a stupid hole we’ve dug ourselves.

I’d lick it first to see if it is salty.

So let’s extrapolate here. Getting rid of all humans would help the earth even more? Sounds about right.

Once the leader of the pack. Now making it’s way to the back.

Almost makes me think those twin brothers were the real brains of the operation.

“Buy!”. “Sell!”. “Buy!”. “Sell!”. And the beat goes on…

Hey! This is at least the tenth time I’ve seen this headline in the last twenty years!

It’s like the old BBB. If they get their monthly fee they’ll tell you that the business paying the fee is trustworthy.

What about ‘creative and unconventional’ ways to ask for forgiveness?

“Officer. I will not blow into that breathalyzer for another year!”. Enforcement of the law works differently, depending on which end of the socio-economic scale you live on.

So cheap cars are out there and the corporations are grabbing them all up before the citizens. Now that capitalism is in it’s last death throes they need to amass even more power and control before it all explodes and comes crashing down.

I have no clue but at the very least, a programmer names their own variables and, barring any special characters, they could be named in any language.

Those big corps sure lust after subscriptions. Damn those old paper magazines for giving them yet another unoriginal idea!

One day, all of elon musks starlink satellites will open up their secret space sails and block out the sun for the benefit of the oil industry. /s

Journalists reporting on prediction markets aren’t journalists. They’re opinion writers. They need to stir up possible intigues in order to get those clicks for cash.

The precedent is set. In the near future a polite, muffled cough will allow them to clear the room so they can proceed in secret.

Fallen ill, or, got high?

Jack Webb was a detective on an old 1950’s series called “Dragnet”. Often, when interviewing people during an investigation, they would start editorializing and he would always stop them and say “Just the facts, ma’am” or “Just the facts, sir”. I’m old and my references are old. Good luck and all the best!