We should be so lucky. Months, at least… and no hope of a full end till sometime in 2021.
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Why is the U.S. Military Creating an Army of Cyborgs?
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I was skimming through my tabs by quickly pressing CTRL+TAB repeatedly and misread that as “Army of Cretins” and wondered “why would the military create an army of cretins?”. Boy, it would still be interesting(or funny, at least). 
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Oh yes, they use them as bait for annoying the enemy in times of peace.
It doesn’t say that in the video, but at least they don’t have to spit it out by mistake.
They think they may change the Geneva Convention to the Geneva Treaties for robots.
Is the Geneva Convention a treaty?
The Geneva Conventions are a series of treaties on the treatment of civilians, prisoners of war (POWs) and soldiers who are otherwise rendered hors de combat (French, literally “outside the fight”), or incapable of fighting. … This convention produced a treaty designed to protect wounded and sick soldiers during wartime. ~ Jun 10, 2019
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But in the end it boils down what the philosopher of Ancient Greece said:
And two Hayley photos…on an unrelated note:
The first photo has 2 Hayley’s compared side by side.The second is a single Hayley.
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I think the 2nd one.
In psychology,
an Organism (in this Ancient Greece philosopher quote, which by the way worked on creating psychology before it was psychology, as it was then called something else, but still from analysis back then, meaning:
You)
added to a Condition (What Happens to You)
equals to =
the Soul (How You React to It, or, the Result).
Those Souls, or, more accurately, Results, can be compared to one another, or to groups, and groups can be compared to other groups to derive statistics from.
Sociology includes psychology as well.
Reaction is only part of that result.
Needless to say , if what happens to you kills you, or gives you birth, it affects your life .
If how you react to what happens to you by death, it may matter more than what happened to you.
If your reaction is being used against you to kill you, it may also matter more than what happened, since what used your reaction against you may be liable of causing the damage, if they tried to make it matter.
It’s not what happens to you,
but how you react to it that
matters.
- = - = - ~ - = - Epictus
In other words, even if you were the richest on earth, and that is used against you to make you the most poor, it won’t matter what happened to you to make you rich.
What matters is how you reacted to it, and how that reaction was used against the richest to make it the most poor.
For some reasons I can see scientific analysis more efficient than this, but he was more of a philosopher, which was quite complex to do back then.
Additionally, you can also look at it this way,
if an atomic system designed in Ancient Greece was used during current contemporary Greece time for a weapon, what happened to that person is not what matters, but how they reacted to it, when the reaction of the weapon killed them.
This is epic.!.
I tried a new $6.50 213g Wild Pacific Sockeye Salmon (with olives, which I added separately, not by physical distancing or other telekinetic remote) to verify if it was red salmon.
However, it was not.
It was pink.
I would have been better to go to another store, or buy the 170g red one for $6 instead.
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They don’t call him EPICtetus for nothing.
By the way I came up with this joke all by myself:
Q: What was Gal Gadot’s husband doing while his wife was putting on extensive makeup before they go to a cocktail party?
I loathe it when most of my inspiration finds me at night. 
Good night, lovelies. 
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Weird feeling: when you’re told that you won’t have to go to work for all fo next week, but feel concerend because the reason it’s a pandemic, an order of confinement, and the cash flow from your workplace is horribly negative so maybe you won’t make it to the end of april… just a few days short from working at the same place for 12 years. Which is a kind of epic feat in Spain.
Anyway, I’m going to bed now, since there’s nothing I can do about my worries… nighties lovelies!
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I searched for :
“how much does the poorest person on earth owes?”
on Google,
and got this :
I thought, maybe, if Jeff Bezos used his
" The first centi-billionaire on the Forbes wealth index, Bezos was named the “richest man in modern history” after his net worth increased to $150 billion in July 2018."
and used it all on credit, he could have gotten 300 billion, but he would be $150 billion in debt, which is probably more than anyone else.
That is ridiculously poor amount, and it shows how much someone has to be rich to be able to be poor and , more poor.
The relation between how they refuse to protect fraud and how much they want certain people to get more , for no good reason is also becoming more apparent.
Wherever they want to save their money, and, the most of those authorities want to protect, even if wrong, and it must be, since there are other cases of billions of dollars of errors.
They can keep people on life support when in coma, but it’s not good enough to make them breathe when they have lungs problems, stronger than those life support systems are able to keep people in living state, although in coma.
How good of a system, beside sociology, would it take to get the minimum $37,500 a year to generate 1 million from it, at around 2,500% profit (4 times less than the older 10,000% record, which, bitcoins broke btw).?
At least the good part with sociology is that the enforcement for the income comes from the government and doesn’t have to be defended by a business.
Maybe, just maybe, the same financial powers that would invest in sociology instead of business caused the same businesses to be scared enough not to invest with in the first place, and would make the investment to come from other profit after, instead.
After searching further,
down to the 2nd post after the very top one returned result,
this link shows up:
Jerome Kerviel, the ex-Societe Generale trader who has more debt than anyone else in the world, has turned himself in to French authorities to begin a three-year jail sentence.
Now, some companies and government probably do owe more than that, due to war, and damages, but it is not included in it now, for simplicity, and since it is at least 2 or more persons, although companies can be only 1 person.
The sharply-dressed Kerviel is, at least on one measure, the world’s poorest man, owing SocGen around $6.3bn (£3.7bn).
(£3.7bn, $4.31 billion US Dollars)
Not to be confused with :
UBS fined €3.7bn in tax fraud case
€3.7bn
…
UBS fined €3.7bn in tax fraud case
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Sigh…
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Raise your hands everyone who is confined and bored…
I’m beginning to consider cleaning up the kitchen… but maybe I’ll save that for a few days later.
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If anyone didnt yet know this site:
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
we need more ways to heal that, looks like preventing doesnt work much in europe 
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Do you know that the 2013 Tomb Raider game is free on steam for grabs for a short period right now? You just go to the product page and click the green button that is normally used for buying the game and voîla!
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Time to go to sleep! nighties loveleis!
Also: kurzgesast coronavirus, best coronavirus!
Well, you know. Knowing what Covid-19 does is, in one hand, reassuring. In the other hand, it’s terrifying. 
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Good lord. This thread is STILL going? Howdy peeps, hope you’re all well.
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