Yeah, Tucker has a few misses, like when he did the Tate brothers ones. Good reminder of his blindspots, despite the excellent work he does do.
Tucker Carlson interviews & ideologies
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I think that T. Carlson wants to show that he does a very professional and all-round investigative job.
And that may strengthen his credibility. So they're not really mistakes and he's not so blind about his job.
I suppose so
And that may strengthen his credibility. So they're not really mistakes and he's not so blind about his job.
I suppose so
Tucker interviewed Shellenberger on the LA fires. Haven't listened to all of that, but Shellenberger brings some some good stuff. At the end they talk about UFOs. Tucker's on point:
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This is devastating - this kid was killed.
That young man's murder is truly tragic. I hope the incoming Trump admin helps her and her husband with an investigation and brings criminal charges for the cover-up. I really hope they've undercovered enough or will uncover enough to sue the crap out of the City of San Francisco. What vile people.
What a great example of stoicism in this mother. Given how recently her son died, I was astounded at how composed and clear headed she was, how much detailed information she could rattle off, how vigilant she and her husband have been in their pursuit of the truth. I think they are very much still operating from a place of shock and needing to stay focused on pushing for the truth to be revealed, but in time I hope they have an opportunity to grieve and come to terms with his passing.
Loved how Tucker took action and reached out to someone he knew in the middle of that interview - also makes them accountable to follow up this situation on a deeper level.
Perhaps when this does come to the attention of the wider public, there will be broader pressure to reveal the truth - not only about this young man's death, but also what is really going on with AI, why people are leaving this field in droves and so many people are being influenced to be silent and ensure stories like this go away. Those tentacles appear to reach far and wide and people seem pretty terrified of the consequences.
Perhaps someone wonderful will continue to develop the ideas of Suchir Balaji and dedicate that creation to humanitarian causes that uplift and liberate humanity, creating an alternative high vibrational pathway. It would be a shame to waste such luminous inspiration; and at least for his loving family because of his efforts they may see some good come to humanity as a collective, after all their very painful loss and suffering.
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Sam Altman may be a wolf in sheep's clothing
I'm not sure what's going on but his sister accused him of sexual abuse. If true, this is something beyond comprehension.
I'm not sure what's going on but his sister accused him of sexual abuse. If true, this is something beyond comprehension.
As his mother said, there is probably more to the story than just "copyright infringement." Was the A.I. plugged into secret government databases? Did the A.I. go through "nefarious" checkpoints that Suchir was aware of? Did he witness that the A.I. was used for the military-industrial complex? Was Suchir offered to participate in a greater, more sinister agenda?
He knew too much, then he "telegraphed" it, and painted a target on his face.
Who knows, maybe it was his mission to expose the misuse of A.I.
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To me it sounded like a) he either was deliberately exposed to information that he was expected to keep secret and signed some NDAs etc or b) he accessed something he wasn't supposed to and that thing was enough to get him killed.
Trusting the New York Times appears to be quite naive.
My guess is Open AI is involved with the security state, and it's the security state that killed him. If that's the case, Donald Trump wouldn't be able to do anything as he probably will also be kept in the dark about it even if he digs.
"This is America," concluded the mother.
What may look "open" on the surface is in fact "submerged" by layers and layers of deception.
Asking the FBI to intervene is like asking a criminal to investigate his own crime. It will interesting to see how far Suchir's parents will be able to go before the PTB decides to erase all the evidence. So far, the main tactic has been to ignore them and make them spin in endless bureaucratic loops. The fact that the crime scene in the apartment is still intact two months later (with the mysterious wig on the bloody floor!) begs for a Hollywood movie!
Yes, such courage.
Also interesting, and a conscious duty to hear her, was for her to appear on Tucker when she and her dead son have been completely ignored. So good on Tucker!
The case itself starts with incompetency at every level.
