Survival of the griftest

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Grok, is this true?

https://youtu.be/lvJj-kpmsdM

Off topic but relevant. This reminds me of this epic story.

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Wtf. Why has this not happened yet?

I still think it’s a genuinely harder coordination problem to solve compared to rallying around conservative ideals and that it’s not solely due to CIA and FBI interference. But I upvoted you and I agree with a lot of what you’re saying.

I don’t think it’s a psyop. Leftism as an ideology values diversity and reconciling a diversity of views and life experiences is hard. The only bus fit to leave is intersectionalist. If it’s not, you’re asking people to get on a bus where you’re better off but they aren’t.

Yes but that’s fear-based

The left has to rally around all sorts of nuances to reach agreement. The right basically just has one thing: fear.

should of would of could of

May I have more pixels please

I definitely agree that these are fascinating uses and are worth pursuing. Zuckajuck’s project, though it might be useful for these applications, isn’t developed for these applications. That’s what I meant by his vision being an absurdity, a freak – it’s driven by gross goals. I think you got what I meant, just wanted to expand on it though. Thanks for adding nuance to my perspective.

I don’t understand how a single person besides zuckaguck ever thought this was interesting. I’ve always seen it as the stupidest shit ever, only happening because of zuckamuck’s stolen power and wealth. Zuckahuck’s vision is an absurdity, a freak. It should have never left his head.

Mad respect

“What if we kissed and it was so average that science didn’t talk about us?”

There we go

To be honest, I’ve kept thinking of this branching stuff for the past few days lol.

Got it! So you’re saying that the last choice is between 2³³ or 0 and the last guy has a probably x of pulling the lever and killing everyone (therefore a (1-x) probability of killing nobody).

So, even if it’s guaranteed that nobody along the way pulls the lever (the best case scenario if we want 0 dead), the expected value at the last branch is x · 2³³ + (1-x) · 0. And the only way this is less than 1 is if x < 1 / 2³³, which is an absurdly tiny probability.

If we also consider the intermediary probabilities, this already tiny probability threshold of 1 / 2³³ of killing nobody gets SMALLER because we’re allowing more chances for killing way more than 1 person along the way.