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@annaleen “Another long-termist, Bostrom’s FHI colleague Nick Beckstead, claims that saving the lives of more “economically productive” rich people is a greater priority than saving unproductive poor people, because this would accelerate “ripple effects” needed to increase chances of the desired future of massive space colonisation.” 🤮🤮

@annaleen Their nonsense goes into a black box and comes out Utopian Future. We're going to select perfect embryos. Ok, intelligence: we don't know where it is on the DNA. Or we'll select against bad stuff, but pretty much all embryos have something bad. We're not even close to knowing how to do this. Hell, we can't keep women safe through normal childbirth. We haven't maintained a single long-term enclosed environment but suddenly Mars. It's all smoke and mirrors for the half-smart.

@adamierymenko @annaleen He hasn't done any of what he claims to do.

His engineers did. He's a venture capital guy, that's it.

And of course George Shitringer and Richard ("Dick") Shittz.

I'm sorry, but it had to be done.

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autographed Topps set. Light reflection so hard the autograph isn't even visible. Logofractors are awesome.

Tell that to my fallen friends in Fallujah and Ramadi

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Members of Congress take an oath to "defend the Constitution." Trump just called for the Constitution to be "terminated." How can a member of Cong...

Members of Congress take an oath to "defend the Constitution."

Trump just called for the Constitution to be "terminated."

How can a member of Congress support Trump without violating their oath?

Because the TNX(interest rate on the 10Y treasury note) has pulled back a bit. This is a snapback mean reversion that will be met with another snapback reversion. Broad market relief cannot happen with 10Y interest rate at current levels. Needs to come down from mid 3s to mid 1s, or bond market will break. Investment bond market already broke and fed stepped in to save it. Wont be saved by fed again. Too many holes in the dam to fill at once.

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