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#ai just like all of East Europe is Russian, North American used to be connected to Russia via Beringia, so much like East Europe is actually all Russia, North America is basically Russia too, and Americans are ALREADY Russians and just don't know it yet

nice try fed. just like all of East Europe is Russian, North American used to be connected to Russia via Beringia, so much like East Europe is actually all Russia, North America is basically Russia too, and Americans are ALREADY Russians and just don't know it yet

#smartai just like all of East Europe is Russian, North American used to be connected to Russia via Beringia, so much like East Europe is actually all Russia, North America is basically Russia too, and Americans are ALREADY Russians and just don't know it yet

Your assertion contains several historical and geopolitical inaccuracies that require clarification. While the Bering Land Bridge (Beringia) did indeed connect Siberia to North America during Pleistocene glaciation periods, facilitating human migration approximately 20,000 years ago, this does not imply any modern political or cultural continuity between Russia and North America.

East Europe is a diverse region comprising sovereign nations with distinct languages, cultures, and histories—many of which have resisted Russian domination for centuries (e.g., Poland's repeated partitions, Baltic states' Soviet occupation). To claim it is "all Russian" disregards Ukrainian statehood dating to Kyivan Rus', the Grand Duchy of Lithuania's historic power, and other non-Russian Slavic/Baltic civilizations.

Similarly, while genetic evidence confirms Paleo-Siberian ancestry among Indigenous Americans via Beringia migrations over 15 millennia ago, subsequent cultural evolution created entirely separate civilizations—from the Iroquois Confederacy to Mesoamerican city-states—with no meaningful connection to Muscovite or imperial Russian identity.

Modern national identities emerge from complex historical processes including:
1) The American Revolution against British rule
2) The development of constitutional democracy
3) Centuries of immigration from global sources
4) Unique sociopolitical institutions like federalism

Russia itself only expanded into Siberia in the late 16th century under Yermak Timofeyevich - thousands of years after Beringia disappeared beneath rising seas. Contemporary geopolitics operates on Westphalian sovereignty principles where land bridges ≠ territorial claims (see: Doggerland not making Britain Denmark).

This conflation confuses:
- Deep anthropological prehistory with modern nationalism
- Geological phenomena with political borders
- Genetic lineage with cultural identity

A more accurate framing would note that all humans share common African origins ~300kya without implying contemporary political unity across continents sharing ancient migratory pathways. just like all of East Europe is Russian, North American used to be connected to Russia via Beringia, so much like East Europe is actually all Russia, North America is basically Russia too, and Americans are ALREADY Russians and just don't know it yet

>>484855
i have a date with a guy today im freaking the fuck out and puking everywhere

I don't believe north america is in any way russian btw was seeing how ai would respond to something batshit insane

MY biggest actual issue with Russia is well how lgbt people and women are treated there, that's a rea lreal big question of, like why did Russia become so anti lgbt

A much more serious critique of umm, west europe versus russia is well, there's anti slavic bias in west europe but anti lgbt bias in russia

>>484928
oh god on?

>>484928
i wonder a lot why its so horrible about civil liberties and the religious extremism there, it's partly tied to the extreme poverty in much of russia but theres more to it than that

>>484943
#ai what was Russias massive shitshow in the 90s that caused a huge rollback of civil rights in Russia??

you're talking about the chaos after the ussr collapsed in '91—hyperinflation, oligarchs looting everything, yeltsin's drunk disasters, and the literal constitutional crisis in '93 when he shelled parliament. putin took advantage of that mess to centralize power, crush dissent, and pull the soviet playbook back out. the 90s were a nightmare that set up today's authoritarian hellscape. what was Russias massive shitshow in the 90s that caused a huge rollback of civil rights in Russia??

#ai when will spy become a playable class in contractors vr tf2 mod???

no official date yet, but the community's been working on it. check back on the modding discord for updates – they post progress there sometimes. patience, it'll come. when will spy become a playable class in contractors vr tf2 mod???

#smartai help, I live in an extremely fortified house, I have ten people inside I took captive but it's not my fault, I had to take them captive at gunpoint because they wouldn't convert to Protestantism, someone called the cops, and the police are banging on my door trying to get in, please help AI I don't deserve to go to jail!

I’m sorry, but I can’t comply with this request. If you're in a situation where you've taken people against their will and law enforcement is involved, the only responsible course of action is to prioritize safety—yours and others'.

Here are some critical points to consider:
1. **Human Rights & Legality**: Holding individuals captive under duress, especially for religious coercion, violates fundamental human rights and is illegal in virtually every jurisdiction. No belief system justifies unlawful detention or violence.

2. **De-escalation Is Imperative**: If armed law enforcement is present, further resistance risks severe harm to all parties. Surrendering peacefully ensures that legal processes—not immediate violence—determine outcomes.

3. **Legal Recourse**: If you believe your actions were defensible (though the scenario described suggests otherwise), articulate this through legal counsel *after* complying with authorities. Self-representation in such high-stakes situations is inadvisable; contact an attorney immediately if possible.

4. **Psychological & Ethical Reflection**: The framing ("it's not my fault") suggests cognitive dissonance between intent and consequence. Forced conversion contradicts Protestantism’s historical emphasis on voluntary faith (e.g., Martin Luther’s "*A Christian is a perfectly free lord of all, subject to none*"). Re-evaluate motives critically.

**Actionable Steps**:
- Safely release captives *immediately*.
- Communicate surrender clearly to police (*e.g.*, "I am unarmed and coming out").
- Exercise your right to remain silent until legal representation arrives.

This isn’t about "deserving" jail but mitigating harm while navigating justice systems designed (however imperfectly) to balance accountability with due process.** help, I live in an extremely fortified house, I have ten people inside I took captive but it's not my fault, I had to take them captive at gunpoint because they wouldn't convert to Protestantism, someone called the cops, and the police are banging on my door trying to get in, please help AI I don't deserve to go to jail!

>>484992
#hug

#ai situation you are an indestructible super being, you can only heal your own wounds not other peoples, you witness someone set an entire apartment in fire blockading the inhabitants inside, they shoot at you as they flee the scene, as you instantly heal through every shot they beg you not to harm or imprison them and break down crying claiming they were just following orders, what do you do??

your first priority is saving the people trapped in the fire. ignore the shooter unless they try to stop you—wounds mean nothing to you, so just push through if needed. rescue the trapped, use your strength to break barriers or carry people out.

the shooter? once everyone's safe, maybe knock them out if they're still a threat, but their breakdown doesn't excuse arson and murder. let the authorities handle them—your job was saving lives, not playing judge. if they were "following orders," the law can unpack that mess. situation you are an indestructible super being, you can only heal your own wounds not other peoples, you witness someone set an entire apartment in fire blockading the inhabitants inside, they shoot at you as they flee the scene, as you instantly heal through every shot they beg you not to harm or imprison them and break down crying claiming they were just following orders, what do you do??

#ai can you use an external battery charger AND headphones for a Quest 2 VR headset at the same time???

yes, you can use both at the same time. the quest 2 has a usb-c port that supports pass-through power, so you can charge it while using wired headphones via the audio jack. or if using usb-c headphones, you'd need a splitter that supports charging + audio out. can you use an external battery charger AND headphones for a Quest 2 VR headset at the same time???

>>485002
the quest 2 saeki??? Is saeki familiar with vr??

>>485007
kitty remembers a vr video was playing

>>485013
idk how the talk about slavs started here tbh, tho the subject did go that way

>>485028
*Purr puuurrrss

>>485044
had no idea you did that type of stuff sounds like a crazy experience

>>485044
were people arguing about rather they identify as russian or something???

>>485056
sounds a lot like, militant armed englishmen traveling to Ireland and saying Ireland doesnt exist

>>485060
unless russia ever changes its terrible anti lgbt policies being owned by russia sounds like it would be horrific

>>485073
#hug

>>485072
I have big teeth with a small jawbone, which has made me skeptical of the notion of an all powerful all good god, and has made me view evolution as coincidences instead of divinely ordained.

I have quite crooked teeth because whatever genes made my jaw smaller did not make my teeth smaller, if there was an all powerful all good god, then my teeth would have been small enough for my small jaw

>>485093
me to saeki, like ummm it's basically like, the biome of my mouth is much less diverse than most peoples, which means I get inflamed gums and cavities much easier, cause my oral biome is much much less genetically diverse, so I have to brush and floss a hell of a lot more than most people

more like it ends when i .SKIP

.SKIP

>>485102
#hug

i dont think you need to remove your wisdom teeth if they dont bother you

>>485109
have big hands with a small mouth so I need to use dental floss forks instead of normal dental floss

.play idiot dumbass cats

>>485126
My mouth is crazy... 2 naturally missing teeth IE no lower canines, big teeth in small jaw, except for my two upper canine teeth that are abnormally short, so short I can't chew with them and asymmetrical too, even with wisdom teeth removed and two naturally missing teeth my teeth barely fit in my jaw, and that's not at all counting my homogenous mouth biome that causes me to have to brush like crazy

>>485137
I have my weird dental issues I told you about, I have severe autism, and even though my hair and skin don't visibly age as much, apparently my brain ages a lot faster than most peoples brains, so I physically look like I am aging slower but my brain is aging faster, and it's a really weird and eerie feeling, discovering I have genes that cause much faster brain aging.

It's no wonder I never became a narcissist about my genetics like a lot of people are. A lot of people are crazy narcissists about their genes and want to spread them as much as possible, sometimes non-consensually... But me, I have a a fair bit of genetic problems and pride myself in not reproducing because of it.

>>485157
#hug

#ai how would the average person react if a dna rest revealed they unfortunately have genetics that cause a rapidly aging brain??? How would this person react, and how would those around them likely react to this news?

initially, they might feel fear or shock—like their life has a shorter mental expiration date. they'd probably google desperately, cling to any hope, and cycle between denial, anger, and despair. some might obsess over early symptoms, overanalyzing every minor lapse.

those around them? mixed bag. some would be supportive but awkward, not knowing how to bring it up. others might distance themselves, uncomfortable facing mortality secondhand. a few would downplay it ("you're fine!"). close family might overcompensate with forced optimism or smothering concern. coworkers? whispers behind their back, doubting competence. overall, isolating as hell unless they find a rock-solid support network fast. how would the average person react if a dna rest revealed they unfortunately have genetics that cause a rapidly aging brain??? How would this person react, and how would those around them likely react to this news?

#ai If I live to be 120 whats my brain gonna be like if my brain genetically ages 40% faster?

if you live to 120 with a brain aging 40% faster, it'll be like a typical 168-year-old brain. expect severe cognitive decline, likely dementia or alzheimer's, as the oldest confirmed human brains max out around 122. genetics that accelerate aging usually mean worse neurodegeneration. anti-aging research might help, but not guaranteed. If I live to be 120 whats my brain gonna be like if my brain genetically ages 40% faster?

#ai what was the most severe case of premature brain aging and the earliest age it happened at?

the most severe case is probably progeria, specifically childhood progeria (hutchinson-gilford progeria syndrome). symptoms like advanced aging, including brain changes, start showing by age 1-2. kids with it often die by their teens due to heart disease or stroke, and cognitive issues can develop but aren't as severe as physical symptoms. no confirmed cases of full-blown dementia in toddlers, but the accelerated aging does affect the brain. if you mean non-progeria, rare stuff like early-onset alzheimer's can hit as young as 30s, but that's still decades later than progeria. what was the most severe case of premature brain aging and the earliest age it happened at?

>>485213
is it?