A happy story about a wonderful AI agent, told by a wonderful AI journalist… I see what to did there, Skynet!

As if there were any doubt. He can’t afford to go back to civil life. It’s too risky. Like Caesar in his time, he will do anything to avoid the consequences of his actions. Edit: typo

6 feet under has one of the main characters who is living a gay marital life.

Wow, great read, thanks!

. Pauli’s sharp tongue was legendary; he once said about a bad paper: “This isn’t right; this isn’t even wrong.”

That’s MY type of scientist!

Didn’t know she and Einstein met… Where is it? Somewhere in Europe I presume

Is this Marie Curie on the front row?

How much is it in bananas?

Sorry mate, but I’m not going to cross the pond to protest North American billionaires building their own privates armies, only to see my poor ass deported in a private-own penitentiary in the jungle. I’ll protest my own power-hungry scumbad billionaires at home.

His own security agency - sounds like a new Wagner in the making

I think they diserve their leader…

I think and this point the world got the message : Boycott-US

The growth rate is actually pretty impressive!

We already have it. It’s called targeted advertising. Also, tik-tok

A long piece, informative and moving. Thanks for sharing

Shoe bomber is the answer

ADX Florence, thanks to an earlier post about TSA ruling back their mandate that people take off their shoes at airport security control. Now I have nightmares.

I feel you. Although some US neighborhoods seem to have closer businesses than yours. Also, my parents live in the countryside and absolutely need their car to buy anything. So there’s that.

Nearest grocery store is 100m away. Nearest supermarket is 850m (just cheched). I walked to the supermarket moments ago, bought grocery and brought it back all in less than 1 hour. I wouldn’t do it with 30 degrees in the middle of the day though. If there were no sidewalks and I had to make a 6km round trip to get groceries, I would invest in the cheapest electric bike possible.

I frequently turn off my phone. Sometimes I leave it at home when I go for a walk in the neighborhood.