this anon fucking HATES trackers

h8..

bad..

>>105167
ok this is the only real music actually you're right

all that shit ppl been doing on guitars is done with

>not using a with open() as f

>>105173
what's wrong, anonymous?

>>105175
post

no but i am suffering

im the i love china poster :3

did you hear about the us banning healthcare for transgender children?

>>105181
so thats a sneaky way of saying, theyre gping after hrt for adults too

this is especially scary
[Bluesky]

check out that thread

18 isnt old at all but obviously isn not a child

it looks like they might be going for adults

batshit insane how, straight cissoids who are 18 normally have an amazing life unless poverty or some shit, but trans people at 18 well, they wanna force dysphoria and misery on us

yeah :(

i remember when i first turned 18 aka when i became an adult and seeing the straight cissoid 18 year olds so happy unless they were in poverty or some shit meanwhile i felt like total crap for so long

there's a bit there about the federal government going after sanctuary states, too

serious question, why do the fash want 18-30 to be the happiest years of your life but ONLY if you are a straight white cissoid from an upper class family??

they're simply evil

>>105194
you mean if their favorite pet young adult 18-30 year old white straight cissoids had nothing but non reproductive sex and choose to all be fertile, these fashes would stop loving them and start hating them for uhhh ending their white supremacist eugenics??

i mean choose to be infertile*

i hear theres worries of them like going after vasectomies and shit too

>>105198
so the people who want to impreginate 12 year old white girls are the same people who get offended at a young trans ADULT getting on hrt??? makes sense

i mean, seems like they wanna um... get minors pregnant if they are white, force fertility upon white minors, while forcefully limiting or stoping reproduction amongst brown adults, and meanwhile stop even young adults from transitioning, and obviously their transphobia doesnt stop at minors as we've known for quite a while now.... i mean one of those big transphobic figures was talking about "14 year olds being fertile" or some shit...

And of course you know this anti diversity stuff well, at least in politics diversity is code word for anything either lgbt or brown

of course, you also have the whole thing of... minors who arent white being treated like adults, and the whole issue of to be honest, I don't think ethnic minorities in the usa get to enjoy their young adulthood very much either even if they are hetero cissoids, because of the whole being stereotyped as dangerous criminals and stuff, it's just sad that like well you know... I think theoretically your early adult years are supposed to be the best years of your life, but if you aren't a white hetero cissoid whose not poor you wont get to enjoy those years if you live in the usa

hehe if you talk to deepseek about china/usa relations in english it usually censors itself or gives a very vague answer but if you talk to it in chinese its a lot more open about USA being the problem

honestly in short, i am most disturbed that theres no limits to how far they will go, as in, there's talks of reversing gay marriage, you know what happened to roe vs wade, and now they are being transphobic about transitioning at 18

>>105205
well yeah i think the next 4 years will be really shit but i think the good news is that a legitimate dictatorship is going to be really difficult and a lot would have to change, and electing pete hexit is shooting themselves in the foot. dude's incompetent as shit and the whole military hates him and you can't have a dictatorship without military support, and we have a bunch of built in checks on power where you are allowed to disobey superiors if they order you dto do something unlawful

>>105206
like you know that guy i will call watt malsh, he wants to get minors pregnant but wants it to be illegal to transition at 18, theres some crazy crazy thinking there

>>105208
okay but he needs the military. he can fuck with the civil institutions a lot yes, but it's really hard for him to roll out troops

i wasnt happy about trans children being forced through the wrong puberty, but i was strongly hoping they would stay good on their promises to respect adult transition, but going aftrwer 18 year olds shows they are liars who will never be happy with a limited level of transphobia

>>105210
i was born in the soviet union. all of this reminds me of what my mother went through. her stories. same beats.

>>105213
no lmao it does not

literally any point of the long chain between trump and actual guys with guns is allowed to say no and then the command stops there, and a lot of them are very willing to say no

again my libpollies, a lot of this stuff honestly goes back to, when gay marriage got legalized, and they quickly started getting radicalized in their transphobic since lgb cissoids became a less acceptable target

>>105217
and members of the military has the power to unilaterally refuse any orders which are unconditional

>>105216
there are many other countries that went down a similar path. you justify the extra term with security concerns, then you gut the government to the point where everyone just accepts that you are allowed to reign forever, like with putin.

unconsititutional*

>>105222
we have stronger checks on that stuff in the military, and its full of people who have been have been watching and waiting for a strongman to try to take control and know how to resist it

>>105224
aren't many people in the military supportive of trump? i think that, unfortunately, this will not work

>>105226
I dont think u understand how it works, if you refuse on those grounds the CO can't just instantly treason you and vacuum up the soldiers under you, its a long ass esoteric military law process and takes years and years for 1 person to get fired. I know it's POSSIBLE but the inbuilt protections within the military against this exact thing are WAY stronger than u are imagining

>>105221
idk tbh. i was like 3 haha.

>>105229
thing is, the law isn't real. it is only as real as the people enforcing it. if the supreme court will say whatever you want, then you can do whatever you'd like.

at this point, it's pretty obvious that the far right are pathological liars, and they never have a specific point where their bigotry consistently stops...

tbh btw i wanted to begin my transition at 18 but i wasnt able to because of transphobic parents and being disabled and now i feel really disturbed like i am realizing a whole lot of people are equally as transphobic as my parents are

>>105232
and the people enforcing it IE the people who tell the guys who tell the guys who tell the guys ..... who tell the guys with guns to get shooting are all fucking pissed that some retard failson is their new boss. There will be foot dragging and intentional failure and outright resistance all the way down

>>105236
idk anon. i hope you're right. look at it like this. today, trump withdrew federal funding for medicare from all states. this will result in thousands of deaths. how much resistance is to be expected here, despite of that? i just feel like people are prone to doing what they're told. if the government casts something as legit and everyone seems to agree, it takes a lot to shake someone out of this sort of haze.

>>105225
anon its the 2nd largest hiring body in the entire USA behind only wallmart, the demographics of the military are very close to the demographics of the nation.

>>105237
does anyone know how long the freeze on federal funding is going to last for?

>>105237
i know and i do think he will do immeasurable damage in just 4 years but i think tanks rolling down mainstreet is a long way off and something very significant would have to change between then and now. and no tanks down main street means he's basically locked to civil affairs and can't uproot the entire nation very easily

>>105240
we don't afaik

honestly my beloved anons with everything else we know, i honestly think the freeze on medical stuff is an attempt of like eugenics to kill the poor people who live in the usa

>>105245
dawg he is not surviving 12 years be so fucking forreal lmao

>>105244
looking at various faux democracies around the world, how often did it play out that way? i don't think erdogan or putin had like a single big moment where they used force to make it happen. it was slow and subtle.

pretty clearly to me, it sounds like they are literally trying to kill off poor people through deprivation of vital resources

>>105250
The systems they started out in were nowhere near as robust as ours

especially on the military side of things

>>105252
>>105253
idk about the military, i'll take your word for it. as for the rest of the system, i think it's already thoroughly compromised. the president has absolute immunity, the supreme court can just sign off whatever he wants because it's driven by ideology.. it just doesn't take much for a peaceful dictatorship to rise under these conditions. no shooting required.

and it took them decades to degrade their states to that point. he has at best 6 or 8 years as a competent leader left and the Republicans have shown time and time again they can't produce another person with the populist appeal that he has. every single one of their attempts has failed miserably. he's lightning in a bottle and he's like 80 fucking years old, his health is not holding up long enough to actually turn ius into nazi germany.

>>105256
voter suppression is what got republicans the win in the first place. with so much more power, used so much more blatantly, they could tip things enough that they will keep power for a long time. long enough to make it happen.

and i mean, obviously they are trying to get rid of trans people entirely their whole idea is, make transition as hard to access in the first place, and treat known transitioners so badly that future trans people are scared of even trying

>>105258
but trumps popularity is what lets him do this shit with no checks.

Thats what stopped him from being arrested

If it was mccain who did all that shit hed be in jail and not allowed to run because mccains supporters are not fanatical enough to storm the capitol byilding

>>105260
thus far, but going forward, they can stack the system further in their favor, so they don't need it as much.

>>105263
we will see

>>105264
i hope i'm wrong. something that really bothers me is that people seem unwilling to reckon with the possibility of genuine fascism rising in america. maybe you are right and i am wrong, but it is something that can actually happen! plenty of great countries fell to it

>>105255
well were gonna see how the supreme court really feels very soon with the birthright citizenship thing. I really thing itll be shot down. The justices are not just "red no matter what" even the red ones, they are still constitutionalists above all else

>>105265
i agree anon, and a rational basis is most people who fought the german nazis died also btw anon, german nazism was also greatly inspired by like american racism and american sexism and shit

and you know of course recently "someone" told germany to "get over their guilt over nazism" recently

>>105265
anon. genuine fascism has been here for arguably centuries

>>105266
maybe. i feel like expecting consistency from republicans has shown itself to be problematic lol.

and certainly decades.

>>105270
it is anon, i mean you know the republicans who for a while agreed to allow gay marriage are trying to ban it again, and the republicans who a few years ago only wanted to ban hrt for minors are now going after young trans adults too

>>105267
yeah

>>105269
i think there's a big difference between bad and literally, literally, fascist

>>105274
what do u think israel is and what do you think our role in it is. is it less fascistic because it's not at home? are those people less human?

its obvious their tactics, they shift the goal post, and they pretend to be genuine on a certain issue of not going past a certain point, then when the overton window moves they unmask

>>105275
i'm talking about the united states, anon. not the entire world.

>>105277
Israel may as well be a us outlying territory

We give them more rights and money and defeerence than our actual, de jure outlying territories

like for example, before 2016 a lot of deeply racist people hid their bigotry, but then they unmasked shortly afterward for obvious reasons, and thats the thing... these people mask their true selves for years on end, then they unmask at the worst possible time

>>105281
I'm just saying it's not a doom everything is going to die 100% scenario yet, and its really unuseful to see it as one. Being hopeless about this shit is exactly what they want.

>>105276
yup

>>105283
i agree. it's good to try to hold on to your strength, so you can do what you can. it's not over. just actually dangerous.

>>105283
yeah hopelessness and doom is bad, and we shouldnt ever give up, my only poinbt is, they really are out to gt us and we really do have to defend ourselves both legally and physically

the transphobes dont JUST in all honesty want a victory in womens sports or minors transitioning, and when the moment presents itself for them to unmask they will aka they have, these same people most of them will not actually stop there, most people who talk about these things, do want being trans to be fully illegal but will never say so until they have the power to get away with it

>>105285
they don't have the military and they don't have the people either. They can make things get really bloody but if they do i dont think they even win

>>105291
better than being a fucking doomer

U gonna just roll over and die?

sad.

>>105295
pathetic

buy a gun and learn to shoot

This is our country and it always has been

thats the term trojan horse

>>105301
a cripple can shoot a gun just as good as a powerlifter, it's a fucking gun

>>105301
honestly anon, if you are trans at 20 its like being cissoid at 40 imo

well obviously not really its way worse, but all the wasted time i mean

I considered myself basically elderly when i turned 18 cause i was forced to grow up as the wrong gender so my entire childhood was wasted anyways

its not like my entire childhood as the wrong gender made my life better or gave me essential wisdom or some shit

>>105306
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>>105298
ballanization would be good change my mind

just move to cascadia or newyorkjerseychusets

let the poor states who take all our tax money starve

>>105317
>>105316
california on its own is like the 7th largest economy in the world

It's completely incomparible

>>105322
Do u think they are flying in water from red states or something like whaa

If the federal tax they pay went back to the state instead of subsidizing red states they could just solve the problem on their own

>>105321
theres no hope they actually have to be institutionalized or gulagd

>>105326
lmfao thabk u for reminding me of the existance of that clip

funniest fucking thing thats ever been produced

imo we would (cept for the ftms here) be better off born in an alternate planet where everyone is a cloned natal female, so the whole state mandated male puberty shit gets avoided entirely, and doesnt make our lives such clusterfucks, replace the gender binary with us all just being natal female clones

>>105330
LMAO i never heard that part

What an absurd situation

tbh a lot of my interest in cloning is about that, so we could finally have a world without the polititical clusterfuck of mandatory male puberty

have any of you watched Pantheon

>>105336
oh?? do hou sympathize with my idea anon?

interesting image btw

>>105337
tell me about it, is iit about doing cloning based reproduction to have a world free of male puberty??

>>105340
no but it covers many futurism and transhumanism concepts

typing on a phone on a liveboard is awkward because i'm used to misspelling a word and letting autocorrect kick in but then everyone sees it and in the moment before the correction i feel anxious and exposed

>>105343
fenoxo level tf??? tell me more this is so fascinating

>>105342
everyone thinks you're very stupid whenever you misspell things

>>105345
#owarida (102)

>>105345
#tireiron

>>105349
transformation smut??

Tensorflow

Terraform

>>105351
#ai explain this thing

"Thing" can refer to any object, concept, or idea. Without further context, it is difficult to provide a specific explanation. Can you please clarify what thing you are referring to? explain this thing

>>105353
have to use # reply

>>105351
#reply

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SMUT IS WRONG SEX IS WRONG ABOLISH SEX

>>105358
>boobs bigger than head, dicks bigger than arm

genuinely dont see how people can find that stuff appealing, it's just too far into the realm of absurdity

>>105364
hyperherm kitty thinks thats called on those nsfw sites

>>105366
computers are magic boxes you just have to fins the programs written by severe autists instead of corporate normoids

They are the real magicians

uh shit its the fuzz, cheese it gang

#uwu (USER WAS UWU'D FOR THIS POST)

#ai common trans girl names

1. Ashley
2. Taylor
3. Madison
4. Samantha
5. Hailey/Haley
6. Alexis
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god i fucking hate having an adams apple, i swear i feel constant discomfort from it being there, even physically

>>105433
absolutely based we love deepseek we love china and we FUCKING LOVE THE FREE MARKET

>>105439
<33333

$5 million btw!!!!!

>>105439
would it really be so bad if it were :3

>>105447
i think its bad for ur brainn

i think privately funded ai is deeply concerning, i think open source ai is fucking based and epico

>>105452
yeah no dont worry ive heard your decisions for that and i think you're completly making the right choice. It's more that like basic infrastructure type things should be open source. You should be able to own a bakery and keep it private but the road to get to the bakery should belong to the people

>>105457
sick

>>105460
its kindof pizza dough but mostly i just eat it with salt and olive oil and olives on top

its based on adam raguseas recipe on youtube but i made alot of changes

>>105461
:3

its really high hydration (even tho it doesnt look like it atm) and it sits in the fridge to ferment for like a week ish

but i end up eating it before the weeks done mostly xd

>>105466
:3

>>105451
I kind of have a hard time imagining the existential risk part, i think a disinterested actor created by humans has basically no motivation to tear down humanity

If it's really really smart which is the whole assumption, and it has some kind of goal that doesn't particularly align with human interests, I don't see how le enslavement of humanity would ever be productive to that end. Seems like the better option would almost always be either completely leave humans alone, or make their society really prosperous but force them to contribute some kind of creative/developmental labor as taxes

>>105469
i dont think this is what people mean by existential risk, but i think that it will automate away everything that makes us human and then we are just not human or whatever

>>105472
I mean if it's in charge of everything it seems weird for it to have some kind of intrinsic desire to like, create art for humans

to the point of replacing all human labor in that area

And the physical labor stuff is just silly, there's no job that a human can do better than a robot and the earth isnt a very good source of any raw material compared to other bodies in space

i think friction is what causes you to be a self reflecting conscious agent

So cooersive labor just seems silly to me, idk

>>105476
hm i dont really understand sorry, can you explain?

Like i just mean if the ai decides the goal of its existance is to get bigger and make itself more chips and get smarter, the best thing for it to do is fuck off to asteroids with extremely high grade ore. earth is not a good source of any of those things, and humans are not good at doing that labor

>>105479
no i don't really think about it like that, i don't think that the ai has any intrinsic motivations, i'm not interested in that sort of existential thing. instead i think like if it gets really good at giving you whatever you want with no friction, then i think you just turn to a life of infinite escapism or whatever, and i don't think that that is exactly a conscious life because there's increasingly little impetus to reflect on things

>>105481
I guess i understand but at the same time i can't think of any end where that's particularly useful to do on EARTH instead of somewhere else

And like idk, humans are very unique and took a gazillion years to come into existance, if there is even some infitessimally useful thing they can provide like creativity or extreme long term robust data storage in dna or something, the best way to extract that from them is just to make their society prosperous

>>105485
I guess, but i still think a disintrested agent keeps humans around and doing well on the off-chance they do become useful in future, because it's really really hard to put the toothpaste back in the tube on that one.

>>105482
like if you think about art as this thing that makes us human, that's the trope, i don't think that in art, having more power to create exactly what you want perfectly accurately is a thing that inspires artistic depth. instead i think that art comes from the limitations of the medium. just taking photographs simply is much easier at capturing how someone looks than painting them, but i think just taking a photograph of them creates something that has a lot less depth, unless you're pushing the boundaries of the medium, compared to painting. so that's sort of how i understand friction

>>105488
But in that case i only see it killing us if we're in the way of some resource it wants and there's no resources that are easier to find here than elsewhere on a mass scale

Like yeah if you want only 100 kilotons of gold to make chips with, sure, stealing all of humanity's refined goal is an efficient way to do that. but if you want 100,000,000 kilotons it just stops being a reasonable thing to do

>>105492
I mean fair enough but I think at that point its harvesting the offshoots of recently popped supernovae where everything "rare" is common, or exoplanets around stars that did that a few hundred million years ago so it coalesces a bit and makes your job easier

>>105492
and i just think that if it has unlimited foresight which seems like a reasonable thing to asume about a quasi omniscient agent, then it would want to keep humans around, because if u realize 100 million years down the line that actually having a working human society is at all beneficial, ur out of luck, its really fucking hard to remake them

>>105498
i mean idk why not? im just saying we, ourselves, are the rarest resource of all, and u dont just destroy a resource as a disintrested amoral agent

What if it wants to do like biotics research because they are way more compact than chips, easier to keep your 2.5 billion year head start around than start from scratch

>>105502
i know but we are pretty dumb in this relative scenario and even as dumb dumbs we collectively try really hard to NOT wipe out random sahara ant species #292947, not with even any notion that theyre useful, just because, you cant remake them if they all die. I think thats a very reasonable ethic for an amoral agent to have. dont take the toothpaste out of the tube because its not going back in

>>105504
idk i think resource preservation would be an essential quality of intelligence

And i think humans are just a very difficult to replace resource

iunnno

>>105511
idk i think anything which takes conditions so perfect they seem to only arise once within the observable universe and take several billion years to develop are hard to justify getting rid of, even if it's a "just in case" type thing.

>>105515
i mean sure yeah i just think it's unlikely that life could ever be seen as unuseful

Some things it would 100% want to copy like dna, its reaching close to atomic limits for data storage/stability

Which would be useful for any self improving agent

maybe u dont need to keep the meat suits around it sure but thats part of the appeal of DNA its information u can store and come back a few thousand years later and instead of degrading you get a shit ton of new copies of it