Comment Re:"could" (Score 0) 151
You very politely skirt around the edges of the issue - this bullshit is nothing less than a crime against humanity.
Comment Re:China is a totalitarian hell (Score 1) 127
Maybe it wasn't realistic, but it's hard to see how that vision was not "for the people."
"Philosophical" (not really) masturbation of the lowest form - get your cognition checked.
Comment type44q (Score 2) 74
More than 200,000 barrels of low-level radioactive waste were stored
Let me know when the LLM's can tell the difference between "stored" and "discarded "
Comment Re: Weird how a new thing... (Score 1) 71
In this economy, that would be news
Comment Re:This is a multi-layered fight (Score 1) 58
If readers don't want to read the gibberish - and they won't - none of what you said even matters.
Comment Huh. (Score 5, Insightful) 66
...and another that makes us distinctly human, capable of poetry, mathematics and wondering about our own origins
Someone's never been to Oklahoma.
Comment Re: Oh Noes! (Score 1) 77
Subtle - I cant tell if the shill is trying too hard or not enough.
Comment Re: AI Doom Slop (Score -1, Troll) 105
I'm sort of a conspiracy theorist, but...
...but you're a bot. I can tell from your first stupid sentence.
Comment Re:Embrace and Extend. (Score 0) 93
I'm sure we can expect lots of interesting developments as Microsoft fades into irrelevancy.
Comment Re:"Finally"? (Score 1) 98
...how many times have you taken paying customers to orbit?
You know there's a term for that tactic, right?
Comment Re:Cui Bono (Score 1) 85
...they really need to be an agile, lifelong learner. And that is what needs to be taught in school...
Maybe you can teach them to be good people while you're at it.
Comment Re: if they can't make them stop hallucinating (Score 1) 98
...what makes anyone think there's a way to come up with a kill switch?
There are myriad ways to deactivate a lawyer.
Comment Re:Both are a problem (Score 3) 254
The reporter should find another job if he doesn't want the consequences of working for a publicly declared assailant.
Flock can't produce better shilling than that??
Comment Re:"Finally"? (Score 1) 98
Virgin Galactic was one of the major players at the start of the current wave of private launch vehicles...
No one who even glanced at their suborbital designs ever thought that.
Comment Re: Hardly Re:"rocket ambition dept"? (Score 1) 98
One of those people actually has an original bone in her body - and refuses to be an NWO mouthpiece.
Kind of sexy, too, for an older woman.
