Jiggle_Physics

The things you are exposing yourself to on your phone?

Someone is getting ready for some time travel shenanigans

There has always been true journalists, and it seems there are periods where groups become more prominent in waves, like you describe with that period, but, at least from the many news papers I have read from that time, from the US, Canada, and the UK it was all corporate voice, and extremely ham fisted government propaganda, and that portion of journalism seems to be outlier. Newspapers needs sales, Ads need viewer, etc., and sensationalist bullshit, outrage, and gossip, have always been the solution to that.

I can’t tell you how many ads I have seen for over consumption, especially of questionable shit, with the US government calling for being a real American, or whatever, that buys this American product. Write-ups about military actions, especially ones with natives, that are basically just fabricated stories about brave christian soldiers protecting innocent homesteaders from the savages. When I first started looking these up I was kinda surprised at how bad it was actually, and I was expecting pretty much the same. The biggest thing I noticed was that there was a LOT more long form article 200 years ago. However they, like today, were largely industry/political puff pieces, socialite blather, etc.

Also, the amount of casual libel in century plus old news papers is insane. Absolutely would not fly today.

Have you ever read newspapers from the 19th or 18th centuries? Cause I have bad news for you about the history of journalism.

my personal view of this is that, as phones became something people were on all the time, regardless of what they happened to be doing, more people started using speaker because they are often doing multiple things at once, or need to pay better attention to what is happening around them. I believe that hands free units in cars have also played a part normalizing just using speaker phone, especially when needing to pay attention to what is happening around them in public.

Yeah, friend’s of my parents used to live close to the corridor they went through and would go take pictures almost every year. They stopped doing it because they had to travel farther and farther, and it was just all around harder to find the big migratory groups. They did this from the mid 70’s til the early 2010s.

That is not “allowing us to be the sole host of the thing that is destroying our economy and trust in all media from inside out”. That is keeping parity with it. China is also having major issues with fabricated media from AI. The Chinese government has also latched on to AI, as many others, to manipulate media, and many other police state things. Their economy is heavily, heavily, invested in the success of llms. When this bubble bursts, it will be bad for every major economy on earth, as they are all disproportionately invested in this.

China is 38%, and growing, of the world’s investment in LLMs

correct, the article saying we will lose coast population areas, which make up most of humanity. So we will need to move further inland. man island nations will be lost, Australia will also get an inland sea, Bangladesh will largely be lost, Netherlands will be gone, etc.

Recycling headlines from the 70s. I guess it would get less interest if it were framed as a historical write-up on a widely known thing.

Let me guess, Exxon? BP?

Yeah, why should they pay for people to investigate them?

That was why they were planning to send the military to Ohio, we are striking Venezuela because of sending gang members to the US, then because socialism, then corruption, then drug smuggling

this will be on the Trump MAGA citizenship test to maintain your citizen status, so remember it!

Clearly Powderhorn did

Yes, using hydrogen cells as one part of the storage for over production of electricity from renewables would be the way to go, if you go hydrogen.

I still go to the recipes, and skip over the fluff. I have found numerous errors in AI summaries of recipes when they are anything but very well know, common, ones. Very well known, common to the Anglosphere that is.

It was annexed but they didn’t really fight for it, and ceded

Analysis of the China’s own plans, and projections, shows we will still hit heights that will destroy the world as we know it, and might still end up in an minor runaway warming period that could be an extinction event in the long term.

The article is talking about countries that are not adhering to international pacts because they are small

to quote the Dead Kennedys “Give me convenience, or give me death!”