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It'd help if Lunduke were to explain the true origin of those things like Ada Lovelace and programming, and Grace Hopper and the moth. And what predated that.

I think it's fairly uncontroversial that these companies are not profitable. But look at how long it took other web platforms or services to become profitable. For example Youtube or Reddit. They all live on investor money, with the expectation that they will become profitable one day. And OpenAI is fairly young in comparison, so they're still in that phase. Difference is the ludicrous amount of money they burn through and the extent of the hype.

What do you mean with the word "reject" in this context? I mean they're all Abrahamic religions and share that foundation. But they all disagree on who is the last prophet. Islam would even acknowledge Jesus. He's just not the most important prophet. And we christians have all the old Jewish stories in the Old Testament and we study them and deem everything to be true. What the Israelites and all the other tribes did in the Iron Age and how it all came to be. And our messiah was a Jew. So there is a strong bond between those religions. But I'm not very well educated on the Jewish perspective on this renewal and spin-off of their religion.

Lego robots, those drawing robots, something that you can program to move forward, forward, left... A line follower. I'd be cautious at 5 yo and just letting them swipe on tablets and stare at flashing, colorful videos/games for too long. That just teaches them to mindlessly consume content. So I'd allow them to plat KTuberling, draw something in Paint and program a toy robot, but wait before giving them a whole PC or tablet of their own. And a tablet teaches nothing. That's the reason why lots of people these days don't have a clue how technology works.

Btw, Christians, Muslims and Jews worship the exact same God.

Wollten wir die noch "Zeitung" nennen? Weil mit Journalismus haben sie idR ja wenig zu tun. Und selbst nennen sie sich glaube ich schon länger nicht mehr so.

So your source is in fact internet propaganda... Do you know why they did it? Or what happened to the boy after?

Police deemed a protest including violence and vandalism wasn't a good place for an unsupervised 10 year old boy. So they took him out of there, whether he liked it or not. And proceedingly returned him to his father. That's it.

I mean I wasn't there. But I have no reason to question the validity of that. And looking at the video, these policemen and women were super chill. They didn't lay a hand on that child. They barely touched him. And they completely ignored the protesters and bystanders throwing things at them and the kid. Which is very remarkable IMO. Usually if you throw things at police, they don't like that at all. Especially if they're not wearing a helmet.

Ja, kein Plan, muss ich Nachschlagen. Also in der Oppositionsarbeit finde ich es legitim mal laut zu fragen ob an die Konsequenzen von Gesetzgebung gedacht wurde, und was mit den betroffenen Arbeitnehmern passieren soll. Wenn sie das getan haben, finde ich das komplett in Ordnung. Angeblich sind sie gegen Kohleverstromung, was ich für richtig halte. Kann aber sein, dass der Teufel im Detail steckt. Und von der Position zu Verbrennerautos habe ich ehrlich gesagt keine Ahnung.

So, why are you right on that? Did you try protesting gaza genocide? Did you see what happened?

But that would still be a democracy, wouldn't it? I mean that's just concerned with how a government works and how it's backed and in relationship with the people.

And yes, I've not actively participated in those kinds of protests for a while... But I went past some minor ones and had a brief look at them. Plus I know some people who do such things. So I have relatively direct access to information.

And yes, people might be agitated. But I'm not sure if I get your point. Are you interested in Germany's society and democracy? And the fine nuances of our democratic processes and the police force and how good they are at their job? I mean there definitely are issues, we're not perfect. And there are both structural issues and people who are unfit for the job. But does that make Scholz a dictator? I'd say no.

So... What's the last Israel or climate crisis protest in Germany you've been participated?

Sollte denen das Klima nicht darum wichtig sein? Also wenn es negative Auswirkungen hat, werden sicherlich ja die armen Leute und Arbeitnehmen am meisten darunter leiden. (Wie unter allem wo man sich mit mehr Geld, mehr Abhilfe kaufen kann.) Gibt es konkrete Beispiele wo die beiden Sachen gegeneinander ausgespielt worden sind? Mir fällt da gerade kein Beispiel ein. In derem Werbematerial heißt es schonmal "Klimaschutz und soziale Gerechtigkeit gehören untrennbar zusammen." Also so ziemlich was ich gesagt habe. Ich habe jetzt aber nicht deren ganzes Parteiprogramm gelesen oder die vergangene Politik genau verfolgt...

You sound to me like someone who gets their news straight out of some propaganda machine. And you just regurgitate that and spew it out... Since you want me to do my research. Did you do your's? Have you been to Ukraine recently? Did you check the poll? Because it's certainly out there and I'd love to hear about the intricate details on how they did it wrong. And have you been part of a protest in Germany? Because last time I did was 2 days ago. And it didn't quite match your description. And I think nobody questions whether Ukraine is under martial law. There is a war waging in their country and people are literally dying. So you don't really need to repeat that every two sentences. Everyone is already aware of that.