“Minutes remaining”.

Oh, there are people who LIKED Kissinger? LOL.

Always good advice! I run Firefox on mobile with the usual plugins and avoid a lot of silliness and nonsense.

(Submits the ‘evidence’ from the My Pillow guy…)

https://www.npr.org/2023/04/27/1172382495/he-proved-mike-wrong-now-hes-claiming-his-5-million

Here’s the problem:

The vast majority of people have never seen the works of the old masters in person, only copies on their devices or pictures in print.

When you see a painting like that in person, the texture and brush strokes interact with the light in the room to give you a completely luminous experience.

But more to the point, that experience cannot be reproduced digitally. Even a photograph of the actual Mona Lisa is inferior to actually seeing the Mona Lisa.

I encourage everyone, where possible, to get to your local museums and see what you can see. It’s a wonderful experience!

And already proven wrong, 4 years ago. This isn’t a revelation.

It doesn’t mean anything when the claim was already thoroughly debunked 4 years ago…

https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/13/tech/google-ai-not-sentient/index.html

From 2022 my dude…

aura McQuillan · CBC News · Posted: Jun 24, 2022 1:00 AM PDT | Last Updated: June 24, 2022

No, you said I never answered your questions then I found a reply that does not appear to actually have any question.

First flick I saw him in was “Dead Calm” with Nicole Kidman and Billy Zane. Such a nailbiter!

The reason people left Reddit wasn’t a speech issue, it was that they ganked the API and killed all the 3rd party apps.

We require top level posts link to the original source. You can add the web archive link in the body or a top level comment, it just can’t be the main link.

If you don’t correct it, we’ll have to remove it.

There’s a big difference between Kissinger and Graham, I mentioned this in another reply, but it bears repeating…

Kissinger had the power and ability to act alone in his atrocities.

Graham, as a member of the Senate, did not have that ability. Whatever evils he enacted, he was able to do so with the consent of a majority of the House, Senate and President.

Kissinger did what he wanted, Graham literally could not on his own.

Not saying he did good things, he was a complete tool, but a majority of the Legislative branch signed off on the things he did. Not the same thing at all.

Sorry, is there a question?