They tracked the shipment to a site at a massive Amazon warehouse in Nevada, where workers say their job is to strip the spines off of books they receive so they can quickly scan their pages, destroying them in the process.
So what they're saying is, we should start making as many legit-looking books full of bullshit and gibberish as possible, then send them to Nevada where they can be used to help "train" their AI.
That's a great chance to practice disassociation.
That reminds me of the only tangentially related time I won a game of Jenga while piss drunk. Not my greatest accomplishment, but memorable as it was strip Jenga at a party, guys vs gals, and my win brought out the boobs. That was the end of the game, it was like 4am lol
Still paywalled.
I didn't know how they did it, but USB connectors exist in a superposition in 11-dimensional space. Every time you collapse the wave form by plugging one in, its orientation changes to one at random unless you directly observe their respective orientations.
Yes, but if we make them monitor everybody, then we can increase the signal to noise ratio so much that they can't catch anybody.
Paintball guns are a tool for good.
I remember what people made videos for fun. Good times.
I was going to say just look out the window and see if the lights in the neighborhood are on, but then I remembered that sometimes blackouts happened during the day. I would feel stupid if 99% of blackouts near me happened in the evening or night.
You gotta give the camera the bug eyes. Go full-on Kash Patel of you can.
Oh no, whatever will they do without that specific drop of water?
You are correct, thanks.