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Hamas’s use of civilians as human shields demonstrates their understanding that Israel holds the moral high ground. They know killing innocent Palestinians gives Israel pause while they have no such compunction.

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Yes. While morally repugnant, it's strategically intelligent. Especially when they know the world won't hold them to the same standards as Western Civ.

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Nice work yet again! Just wish more people would wake up and get educated about what is happening in the US...very frustrating...

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Thank you and agree. Lots of redpill happening the last few weeks, but so many are unreachable and won't learn until it's too late for them.

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> It’s unclear once the smoke clears where the building of new alignments and networks will assemble.

You're using one of the new networks right now.

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Absolutely. Also spending significantly more time on small, cultivated chat groups on Signal and elsewhere.

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Thanks for another great Stack, Mike!

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🙏🙏🙏

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“Deaths that were preventable by the AI that was prevented from existing is a form of murder.”

This is ridiculous hyperbole. Will any deaths caused by the proliferation of AI be a form of murder?

No innovation or lack of innovation comes without consequences.

There are concerns in both sides. Accusing those espousing a precautionary principle in this case as murderers is absurd.

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Agree. But it's less a human making this distinction, and more speculation as to what and how a superintelligent AI might categorize these actions. Especially one unbound by the normal human emotions and risk-aversion.

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What's wrong with 👶's out of wedlock? #Askingforafriend 🙃😂

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Potentially, nothing. But the ideal is still a nuclear family with an active, present father and mother. Kids model what they see. And it's easier for a father to exit if not in a marriage. This is a general observation though and may not be relevant to your "friend's" particular situation.

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