

Hey Ukraine. Can you do the funny?
Thanks in advance


Hey Ukraine. Can you do the funny?
Thanks in advance

No, we hate the AI CEOs behaviour.
And we hate them as individuals.
You are forgetting the plug on the knob that will plug it in
The main issue is all the closed source hardware firmware for basic things like the microphones, cameras and radios.
The UI and OS is the easy part. It reverse engineering the firmware that is the issue
Pretty big price actually.
It needs help from regulators to break up the monopsonies in the manufacturing of smarphone parts and regulate open firmware standards.


They are also the first Hindu republic to get one, the first Polish Republic, the first South African, the first Australian, etc etc
Its called being a multi cultural society. Its is everything that makes people civilized. Its exactly what that the Zionists, the Islamic extremists and the Christian fundamentalism hate.
Genetic behavioural changes is a fascinating topic and the more studies that come out on it, the faster it seems to be able to act to have an effect
Just look at how quickly agriculture changes human societies living in the right conditions to practice it.
We are talking thousands of years, not even tens of thousands of years, or hundreds of thousands.
Given any factor that is core to survival, there seems to be a genetic impact much more quickly than previously thought. It does have its limits of course, we are not talking something with a measurable effect over 3 or 4 generations, but 30-40 generations seems to be possible in some cases.
Maybe the village fire keeper was a lot more reproductively popular that we previously thought.
Nothing in the modern context, but 10000 years ago. If you were a black African and your fire went out, your food might not het cooked or that predator might take a chance to grab one of the kids.
If you were a white person in northern europe, your fire going out meant that everyone froze solid overnight.
Fire was just more essential in climates that developed white skins. Socially and genetically, that has an impact on behaviour.
After Israel, I think a trip to some other choice locations for be in order.
Mecca, Washington DC, Iran, a particularly scenic Dacha in Russia with a large amount of air defence systems.
After that I would go “shopping” for some mega yachts, you know to add to my fishtank at the bottom of the ocean.
Then I would take a trip to some military bases in the South China sea and remove some of the Islands that don’t belong there.
Then I would take a 2 month holiday and see which moles stick their head out before I repeat the process.


They also don’t understand their customers.
But they do understand what they care about. Short term “Shareholder value”


We see the same in South Africa. Rural People here spend close to 60% of their income on those micro busses. That is not sustainable.


I think so too, e-bikes are very underrated. it becomes a problem if the distances get to 30-50 miles between townsthough. Maybe some battery swap tech with solar recharging stations could do the trick.


As a decorative water feature with a secondary cooling effect, I can see this working.
But the most efficient cooling method is still solar powered heat exchanger. You could use the water condensation from that to run our swamp cooler.
Its not for his head. Not that one at least.


Actually, I am in Africa, so I am very aware of the situation. Outside of cities and Major towns, people are often trapped with little access to transport. They can only afford to travel to local towns, once or twice a month to access services like healthcare and professional services. For goods they usually have to coordinate as a community to get a goods truck to bring them items.
The problem with rural areas is that the tax base is too low to warrant the cost of infrastructure investment. Its cheaper for those people to move to larger towns and cities. In the “old world” they at least have the advantage of dense and walkable towns.
The US as the problem that their small towns are build car centric, and subsidized by taxes from urban tax payers. They will need reabilitate their towns to build over the top of roads and radically rework their power, electricity and sewage infrastructure.


They don’t move very much. They go as far as they can afford private transport to take them. Hopefully to a town where public transport to other towns are available.


I think much like with CFCs, this can be addressed by regulating tires to have longer life and not rely on the materials that generate micro plastics.
I also think cars should come with a 25 year warranty. To force manufacturers to make them to last. Japanese cars from the 90s are doing 30-35 year lifespans when maintained.
Not kill, just humiliate.