A symbol for something...maybe...
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Ahem, is *this* how you end up after a lifetime of kundalini yoga? I assumed you would become a being of pure Light or something to that effect. This just looks like the boomtown kook spewing catch-phrases from some Tantric manual...
Dude.
Why do the tech oligarchs themselves all of a sudden call for stricter government regulations of the AI sector? That makes no sense. A bit like an arsonist demanding stiffer sentences for arson.
Unless they know that the (American) AI industry can´t survive without government intervention. Are the private sector investments drying up? Something about the interest rates? AI bubble bursting, that kind of thing?
Or is it an attempt to create a formalized tech cartel with Big Gov as a necessary partner or partner-in-crime...so *the technology can continue to be developed* even during the next depression?
It does seem to have, shall we say, interesting military applications. Does anyone really believe that China will stop developing it? Therefore, America "must" follow suit. But of course something has to be done to defuse potential popular anger. Hence, the current op.
That´s the most rational explanation. But since we live in interesting times, who the heck really knows!
| - So how *does* bhoga become yoga? - Dude, you´ve been a monk for too long! |
If your religion includes a talking donkey (viz. Judaism and Christianity) or a talking man-horse with wings (viz. Islam), you have no leg to stand on if mocking Hinduism for believing in a talking equid all its own...
A somewhat strange criticism of Buddhism. A lot of turbulence in the commentary section...
And a paper tiger? A lot of strawmen in this one. Maybe this is a relevant criticism (barely) of certain "official" Communist regimes circa 1960, but it´s hardly a serious criticism of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Note also the hypocritical "pie in the sky" message. Endure yer suffering, proles! Nupe, won´t happen, comrade. Or should I call you "citizen"?