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  3. Watching Fedi and the world react to the US president go absolutely unhinged in public, threatening war crimes as his cognitive grip disintegrates before our eyes, watching the horror and the outage…there is something I want to tell you from Minneapolis.

Watching Fedi and the world react to the US president go absolutely unhinged in public, threatening war crimes as his cognitive grip disintegrates before our eyes, watching the horror and the outage…there is something I want to tell you from Minneapolis.

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  • npars01@mstdn.socialN npars01@mstdn.social

    8/

    Tax the rich.

    34. J. Christopher Reyes $9,536,425
    35. Jay Winters Faison $9,084,324
    36. James Davis $8,497,854
    37. John W. Childs $8,694,286
    38. Patricia Duggan $8,446,099
    39. Richard G. Haworth $7,500,800
    40. Marc J. Rowan $8,721,299
    41. Jeffrey Specher, Kelly Loeffler $7,052,013
    42. John L. Nau III $7,030,556
    43. John & Shannon V. Addison $6,757,065
    44. Robert H. Book $6,986,387
    45. Susan Fox $6,687,414
    46. Patricia Perkins-Leone $6,606,600
    47. Jeffrey Hildebrand $6,508,389

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    9/

    Get rid of Citizens United & their tax cuts.

    48. Bernard Marcus $9,397,150
    49. Steve Brodie $6,481,298
    50. Daniel Newlin $6,063,928
    51. Trevor D. Rees-Jones $5,765,124
    52. Ross & Sarah Perot $5,643,416
    53. Harold C. Simmons $5,596,530
    54. Kelly Navarro $5,373,100
    55. Alice Walton $10,248,000
    56. Rob Granieri $5,587,899

    Just a moment...

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    • jfmezei@cosocial.caJ jfmezei@cosocial.ca

      @barbra @inthehands The problem is that by the time the signs of demantia are obvious enough to diagnoze officially, the person is already pretty advanced, (but can still have good days).

      In a case such as Trump, because the chief of staff can hide the president on his down days, we don't get to see such obvious signs. The tell will be when he forgets to use utensils during state dinner visible to foreign leaders (or to media).

      Differentiating between normal Trump & mental illness is hard

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      @jfmezei @inthehands We can tell when someone use a sociopath - they will tell you with their actions, and Trump has screamed sociopath for decades. The Goldberg Rule was always bullshit.

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        @jfmezei @inthehands We can tell when someone use a sociopath - they will tell you with their actions, and Trump has screamed sociopath for decades. The Goldberg Rule was always bullshit.

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        @barbra @inthehands And it is because Trump has been sociopath for decades that it becomes hard to diagnose dementia since he is just worse than before and it's impossible to measure until there are clear signs.

        Normally, imagining that everyone is against you and stealing stuff from you is textbook psychosis. But Trump has worked so hard to make ennemies, that it is true that everyone is against him.

        His inability to let go of crowd sie, and now the 2020 election loss does point to problem.

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          @nanowiz @LukefromDC @inthehands

          Koch Network waged a decades-long malign influence campaigns to get "corporate personhood".

          Their next effort is "AI personhood" so they can buy swarms of AI agents to overwhelm and overturn the will of real people.

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          It’s time to prepare for AI personhood | Jacy Reese Anthis

          Technological advances will bring social upheaval. How will we treat digital minds, and how will they treat us?

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          the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)

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          The Person in the Machine: Why AI Personhood Rights Are Inevitable (And Arriving Sooner Than You Think)

          As AI outgrows “tool” status, opacity, autonomy, and scale are tearing holes in our human-only accountability framework. By Futurist Thomas Frey The Question Nobody Wants to Answer Here’s a legal scenario that’s coming faster than anyone in power wants to admit: An AI system manages a $4 billion hedge fund. It makes thousands of trading […]

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          Futurist Speaker (futuristspeaker.com)

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          AI’s Leaps Forward Force Talks About Legal Personhood for Tech

          Emerging technology attorney David Arrick says artificial intelligence’s ability to act beyond the scope of prompts is forcing policymakers to ask hard questions about how we think about these programs.

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          (news.bloomberglaw.com)

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          Your Chatbot Will Soon Be Alive - Courtesy the Lawyers and Philosophers

          Doctors were once considered Gods, or at least godlike. Lawyers and now philosophers have long tried to grab a similar status -- by birthing artificial people. In the beginning, lawyers created corporate “persons.” And now they’re about to midwife their latest miracle: the AI-person. If you think a ChatBot with rights, duties, and the capacity to be sued (or sue you) sounds absurd, just wait until it asks for counsel.

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          American Council on Science and Health (www.acsh.org)

          For people freaked out over extremely rare non-citizen voter fraud, the GOP are weirdly unperturbed by Putin launching "AI voters" at elections.

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            @nanowiz @Npars01 @LukefromDC @inthehands

            It was a useful piece of propaganda for the side winning the class war, wasn’t it?

            One day, the working class will rise, even in the US.

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            • jfmezei@cosocial.caJ jfmezei@cosocial.ca

              @barbra @inthehands And it is because Trump has been sociopath for decades that it becomes hard to diagnose dementia since he is just worse than before and it's impossible to measure until there are clear signs.

              Normally, imagining that everyone is against you and stealing stuff from you is textbook psychosis. But Trump has worked so hard to make ennemies, that it is true that everyone is against him.

              His inability to let go of crowd sie, and now the 2020 election loss does point to problem.

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              @jfmezei @inthehands but in the end whether he has dementia is irrelevant - his sociopath alone is enough for an article 25 removal from office, since it renders him unfit to act in the country's best interest.

              But like the old saying goes, you get the ruler you deserve. Americans knew what he was, and enough voted for him. The US has only itself to blame because, unfortunately, anyone can become president. Including a known crook.

              What would be have done differently if he were a Russian agent? Nothing. Putin bailed him out from certain bankruptcy by guaranteeing a loan through Deutch Bank when no American bank would.

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              • B barbra@social.vivaldi.net

                @jfmezei @inthehands but in the end whether he has dementia is irrelevant - his sociopath alone is enough for an article 25 removal from office, since it renders him unfit to act in the country's best interest.

                But like the old saying goes, you get the ruler you deserve. Americans knew what he was, and enough voted for him. The US has only itself to blame because, unfortunately, anyone can become president. Including a known crook.

                What would be have done differently if he were a Russian agent? Nothing. Putin bailed him out from certain bankruptcy by guaranteeing a loan through Deutch Bank when no American bank would.

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                @barbra @inthehands When felon Trump ran for office, his candidacy was challenged in court since constitution bars felons. Supreme court ruled it wasn,t their business to interfere with elections and it was up to the people to choose.

                Amd when Supreme Court decided Trump had immunity as President, it was with understanding that Congress was the one with jurisdiction to impeach him for crimes.

                25th requires VP, majority of cabinet and majority of Congress to be challenge-proof. Not happening

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                • inthehands@hachyderm.ioI inthehands@hachyderm.io

                  My fellow people of the United States, if I have anything to teach from what Minneapolis just lived through, it is this:

                  Nobody is coming to save us.

                  Not Congress. Not the courts. Not the ICC or the EU or NATO. Not the generals or the rank and file. Not the press. Not the markets. Not the elections. Not some mythical version of “The People” that materializes out of nowhere as some messianic external force.

                  We’re it. We’re all we’ve got. If we don’t stop fascism from completely engulfing the US, then nobody stops it.

                  7/

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                  @inthehands 👍💯👍

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                  • inthehands@hachyderm.ioI inthehands@hachyderm.io

                    [The quote is from the book _The Country Between Us_ by Carolyn Forché. It is some of the most powerful and gut-wrenching poetry I’ve ever read, and the book still burns like a hot coal in my hands when I hold it. The book is among other things the origin of my handle, “in the hands.” Don’t look up that quote; look up the book. Read it slowly. You’ll know the quotes when you find them.]

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                    @inthehands
                    Thanks for sharing that. Carolyn Forché is my friend's mom but I don't know her work much. I only know she was one of Ta-Nehisi Coates's professors and mentors. I'll have to take a closer look!

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                    • inthehands@hachyderm.ioI inthehands@hachyderm.io

                      Watching Fedi and the world react to the US president go absolutely unhinged in public, threatening war crimes as his cognitive grip disintegrates before our eyes, watching the horror and the outage…there is something I want to tell you from Minneapolis.

                      And I’m not sure how, and I’m not sure if I can, but I want to try. People are always thanking us and calling us heroes and asking us for some kind of…something, anything we can offer in the face of the authoritarian march, and well, here it is, here is something, if I can figure out how to say it.

                      🧵

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                      @inthehands well put. Bracing.

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