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The “Autoclusters” feature in MyHeritage
The “Autoclusters” feature in … [read full article]
Why are you so quick to call people haters? He SAYS IT right here: “The fundamental weakness of Western Civilization is empathy.” So if you remove the “fundamental weakness”, you are destroying a key component of Western Civilization. This is very rational, logical thought. It is built into what he says. It is not “hate”.
Why are you so
… [read full article]Thank you for the opportunity. Yes, the first two of the questions were absolutely the two I struggled with.
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ou can only make the same “ironic nazi” jokes so many times before it’s simply a calling card. Dude’s made it his obsessive focus over the last 5 days, making cringy neonazi jokes that 12 year olds make, piling it on “ironically”. So, wealthiest man in the world who had given public speaks for decades, supposedly the smartest guy in the room, is just autistic ? I think the whole thing was a troll. I saw it in context and it was a misfit move, repeated twice. He knew he could get away with it and get millions of people defending him. That’s his fun. You see it all the time. I don’t know all that stuff is you’re going on about though.
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No apology necessary. I live deep in the woods in Florida USA and my engagement with society is mostly online. So in this context ,I do what I can. I try to engage with regular people to negotiate right and wrong in hopes to at least help lead to a better tomorrow. but when it comes to the upper spheres of society? The actions of billionaires I can’t do much about. I was never one to join marches with groups of people or sign petitions either. I have certain tasks I attempt to perform or warn people about on a regular basis. 1) I work very hard to convince people who I see having formed “para-social relationships” with online personas, politicians or celebrities to try to break from that. 2) I work very hard when in conversations with people to get beyond the stereotypical name calling to reach the “man to man” where we’re no longer just trading barbs with each other. and that’s about all I can do. See a human, find the human. Each change matters. doesn’t have to be permanent. That’s how I act.
No apology necessary. I … [read full article]