@Daniel Yun Children need to learn how to walk alone, that is required to become a functioning adult. They need to think, not to belong like sheeps.

@Kelly Jordan school is one of the problems, we have genuinly big foreign infiltrations to subvert society. The school system you described is a result of that.

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@Torah Worldwide The music you shared was the intro music of a documentary about the Holocaust I watched on TV. You revived a childhood trauma :) I first learned about Hitler and the Holocaust when I was about seven, in the worst possible way alone in the middle of the night. I wandered into the living room and turned on the TV, and there it was, raw footage: people with Down syndrome lit from below in stark black and white, emaciated bodies, gassing scenes. I didn’t understand much at the time, but the next morning, I asked my mom, “Who was Hitler?” That was the only name from that night that had stuck with me.

Almost everything she said is wrong. Quantum computers will be the only tool to solve NP-complete problems, good if you want to find the best solution to very specific problems, like the distance (aka private key) between two points (aka public key) in a pseudoramdom space of numers (RSA, or elliptic curves), optimization problems like the travelling salesman problem, and as consequence all NP-complete problems... AI does not add anything new, just compresses (averages) the infornation into variables in a model, like a giant filter with a lot of parameters. You could do everything the AI does today before AI became popular, nothing revolutionary new, everything more quick and efficient. The combination of the two technologies is just the sum of the two, not discovery of the fabric of universe. I would like to warn about the over investments in AI, as low hanging fruit have been taken, the S&P500 is over concentrated on AI. Google, Facebook etc... Have the money to invest in AI. Open AI, and other new organizations do not, they need huge investments, and to get investments they need to do bigger models, and the FOMO for the new tech attracts more investments etc... It is very similar to what happened during the .com bubble, the tech is sound just blown way out of proportion. AI is also empowering your adversaries, leaching on the developed tech with fine tuning and synthetic databases. What is critical is the information itself, not the way it is accessed.

@Jeffrey Cappella It would not be the first time USA agency finance the crazies, do you know about the Stargate Project? It ran from 1978 to 1995, and basically, the U.S. government was seeing if people could “see” things from far away, kind of like psychic spying. The Army and later the DIA were in charge, and some of the big names involved were Joseph McMoneagle, who actually did the remote viewing, and Ingo Swann, who came up with a lot of the methods. They poured millions into experiments, field tests, and figuring out the best way to do it. The whole idea was to see if this could actually help with real intelligence work, like finding hostages or tracking secret weapons programs.

@Jewish Samantha This is really not personal. Even if you are right about me, and you are not about Greenland, that does not change the fact that people change their minds, you included.

@Jewish Samantha You can find evil eveywhere you look, as every ideology create winners and loosers, people that kill to protect their ideology, and innocents that get killed for it. That does not mean that evils are equivalent, or that evil is only at the extreme of things. Some ideologies are worse than others and way more deadly. The cost for peace under such ideology is higher than the cost of war to fight it with another one. For example the cost of peace with Hitler is a higher cost for a future almost inevitable war, while meanwhile running concentration camps, destruction of education and prosperity for Germans, and the empowerment of other dictatorships all over the world.