Part-time independent journalist, Australian regenerative & organic farming pioneer 1988 until a total family & Labor Party/ CPSU fraud, lived in virtual exile 13 1/2 years, now part time commercial organic b/ d veg gardener central Adelaide Hills
Sorry to the writer of the piece concerning watermelons (🍉🍉🍉🍉 – in this case hic-haec-hoc &c an ultra heavy duty Third Century before the commencement of the acknowledged common or more accurately I’d suggest modern era Athenian rich guys without agoraphobia – i guess Beatrix Potter middle & upper middle class captured & sequestered-in-domiciles girls’ syndrome Socratic later, 2,100 years proven to be a Newtonian quadratic equation to everyone’s surprise not who got past “Year 11” extraordinary 1750 -ish Metaphysical-probability theory and marvellous (merveilleux wonderful marvelous great wondrous lovely miraculous 1930s Computation/ computability ité ité ité ité maths in two instantly coordinated neocortical quadrispheric pieces living in fact MANY DECADES longueurs longer and avoiding further study of mathematics beyond crude dialectical materialism for indeed 5 of those decades..) re the government of the Federal Republic of 🇩🇪 and Illichian social engineering to nefarious and malfeasant purpose but your @Substack Team whipped it away on account of controversiality to radically impaired or moronic imaginations and dreamers and shit❗️
Let’s say goodbye with a smile, dear Just for a while dear we must part Don’t let this parting upset you I’ll not forget you, sweetheart
We’ll meet again Don’t know where Don’t know when But I know we’ll meet again some sunny day
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• Thematics Logic
• Global Education and Internet Reform
• A dead end to the pre-apocalyptic tyranny of Warrior princesse .. oh come on it’s just so implausible THAT BEING THE biggest offence of PRESCRIBED & PREDICTIVE TEXT let alone the AI atrocity on human civil society ..adventurers explorers dusky slinky girl-deflowerer-impregnators and fake scientists
• serried ranks of assembled lilies of the field in all their glory quote
• “Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin: And yet I say unto you, That even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.” — Matthew 6:28-29
Neurocognitive-health 2-5 set series Quantum-relations thematics logic, Quantum ideational or commonly Right-brained nextness, Moses Maimonides (‘PUT METAPHYSICS last’) & Baruch Spinoza enthusiast and that’s about it for human antiquity, ap..
art from our own old people, yahrduh, Economy, regenerative agriculture, cradle to grave Education-reform essentially & urgently in 25,000 ‘universities’ worldwide, ex Community Economist Publications Worldwide newsletter 1997 – 2003, electoral candidate against John Wayne Olsen and the tide of British colonial history (Morons Central) reckoned), vote-count managed by the Liberal Party of Australia with its string of Great-man SA directors with resonant if not pharmaceutical testosterone boosted voices (HEAR that voice, young people – try an understan it) AND their pals ‘down’ the years/ me to Stewart Cockburn first Press Secretary to RG Menzies (who reportedly ‘hopped’ over to their proverbial ‘Mother-c_nt-tree’ – HEY welcome to my country – to recruit him),1994 are they crooks or idiots, he, they’re all crooks John/ you do learn, young people
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Quite pleasant still but it is warm yes the lady of the house is a gardener. I’ll do that for sure yeah thank you and you
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Despite record tariff levels, the US trade deficit is widening in large part because of the boom in AI-related investment
American imports related to the artificial intelligence boom have more than doubled since 2023 while non-AI imports have fallen. This hunger for AI investment has increased the U.S. trade deficit despite the highest tariffs in a century. AI-related exports from the U.S. have also surged, though not as much, according to new (AI-assisted) research from Minneapolis Fed Monetary Advisor Michael Waugh (Minneapolis Fed Staff Report 684, “Trade in AI-Related Products”). …
The analysis unsurprisingly finds that Taiwan, the world’s dominant producer of advanced semiconductor chips, is a major source of AI-relevant imports. But under Waugh’s broader umbrella of AI-related goods, Mexico is equally important, with Mexico and Taiwan each supplying about a quarter of U.S. imports. Mexico is a major source for electrical, cooling, and networking products. Mexico is also a major destination for America’s AI-related exports. Some of this traffic, Waugh believes, represents supply chains that cross the southern border multiple times. AI-related trade also helps explain why U.S. trade with Mexico remained robust in the face of tariffs while imports from Canada dropped. AI-related imports from mainland China were never large, but have fallen since 2023 and are now below 10 percent, less than Vietnam or Thailand. Waugh notes that Chinese imports—AI-related and otherwise—faced an additional 20 percent tariff (based on allegations of supplying chemicals used to make the drug fentanyl).
‘Dan masks have been documented as the embodiment of at least a dozen artistic personalities. Among these are Deangle, who ventures into the village from the initiation camps to ask women for food; Tankagle and Bagle, who entertain through a range of aesthetically pleasing dances, skits, and mimes; Gunyege, whose mask is worn by a community’s champion foot racers in competitions; and Bugle, who historically leads men into battle. This example’s distinctive projecting triangular cheekbones and recessed triangular eye apertures indicate that this is probably a kagle mask. Kagle masks are “troublemakers”, meant to disturb village festivities with their erratic movements and agressive behavior. Intended to symbolize the brutal force of the bush and of savage, nonhuman creatures, the “troublemaker” is in fact a test of the solidity of social institutions. Its disruptive performance serves a social function by teaching the value of order and discipline through its negative example.’
*Munificent is an adjective that describes someone very liberal, lavish, or extremely generous in giving. It often refers to large donations, gifts, or acts of kindness, stemming from the Latin munificus (generous). Synonyms include bountiful, unsparing, charitable, and openhanded.
..social skills: their ability to connect, empathize, and recognize a good original idea and persuade people to back it.
The first two, cognitive and emotional empathy, can be the basis of manipulation if a leader has no ethical scruples about doing so.
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Pic Lord Byron born 22nd Jan 1788 in London Britain famous ravisher and up-the-duffer of 12 year old Greek girls
Many thanks Daniel Goleman for these notes on Emotional-intelligence and worldwide broken-down counter-productive Official-permission 2 speak-write-publish post Greenspan & Friedman leadership.
(iii) ..concern
John Blundell
Australia
Lord Byron born on 22 January 1788 in London Britain ravisher and up-the-duffer of 12 year-old Greek girls major alibi and/ or ambition apparently some kind of revolution in 1821 cwoaoaorrrrhhhh Kaz Cook 1980-ish Australia
LADIES & GENTLEMEN there ff the second Antonio Gramsci-inspired radical critique of mine these 3 or 4 hours..
Therefore my exquisite 5 set series formatting, document coherency epistemological validity and Third-decade of 21C thematic clarity are assured but I’ve not reviewed the shit.
We have no time to fool around OR look after numpties, gangsters and sads like my $300 a wk live-in landlady who verbally abuses me each 10 daze or so for managing my tenancy & working days with èclat..
We as ever thank good old Tim Cook of for a keypad with squiggly things above English vowels did i get that right and below consonants continents and shit did i get that right too?
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“A researcher spent two years documenting what AI is doing to the way humans think.
“His conclusion fits in one sentence. AI is standardizing human thought. Across societies. Across cultures. Across generations. Simultaneously. At a scale no technology in history has ever achieved.
“The paper is called “The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Human Thought.” Published July 2025 on arXiv. Written by independent researcher Rénald Gesnot, categorized under Computers & Society and Human-Computer Interaction.
“It is not a benchmark paper. It is not a capability paper. It is something rarer — a systematic analysis of what happens to human cognition, creativity, and intellectual diversity when billions of people outsource their thinking to the same machine.
“Here is the mechanism the researcher describes. When you ask an AI a question, you get an answer shaped by the model’s training data, its fine-tuning, its alignment process, and the preferences of the company that built it. That answer is not neutral. It reflects a specific set of values, framings, and assumptions. Usually Western. Usually English-dominant. Usually optimized for engagement and approval.
“When 500 million people ask the same AI similar questions and receive similar answers, those answers become reference points. People quote them. Build on them. Argue from them.
“The diversity of starting points — different cultures, different intellectual traditions, different ways of framing problems — begins to compress.
“The researcher describes this as cognitive standardi [s] ation.
“Not censorship. Not propaganda. Something subtler and harder to reverse. A gravitational pull toward the outputs of a small number of models, trained by a small number of companies, reflecting a small number of worldviews.
“The paper also documents algorithmic manipulation — AI systems that exploit cognitive biases to influence behavior.
“The way recommendation algorithms produce filter bubbles.
“The way AI-generated content exploits confirmation bias.
“The way personalization systems learn what you already believe and feed it back to you amplified. “And then the creativity question — the one nobody wants to answer directly.
When AI can produce a poem, an essay, a business plan, or a research summary in seconds — and when that output is often indistinguishable from or preferred over human-generated content — what happens to the human practice of creating those things?
“Not the output. The practice. The struggle. The failure. The slow development of a personal voice through years of imperfect attempts.
“The researcher argues that cognitive offloading — delegating thinking tasks to AI — does not merely save time.
“It atrophies the mental capacity that the offloaded task was building.
“Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon found this empirically in 2025: higher AI trust correlates directly with measurably lower critical thinking.
“The researcher provides the theoretical framework for why. The paper ends with a question the researcher admits he cannot answer.
“Once a generation grows up with AI as the default thinking partner — once the habit of outsourcing cognition is formed before the habit of independent thought is developed — what does intellectual autonomy even mean?
“And is it already too late to find out?”
Source: Gesnot, R. · “The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Human Thought” · arXiv:2508.16628 · arxiv.org/abs/2508.16628 · July 2025
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JOHN BLUNDELL 🦘🌏
• Thematics 2-5 set series logic
• Neurocognitive education and health
• Reform of the internet – the involution
• Immediate re-orientation of all studies in 25k universities
• REMOVAL of all Healthy-age circa 12-15 arrested psycho-spiritual development sociopaths in positions of public trust, authority & responsibility, worldwide, immediate
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Was this the 2015 big du-bl-de-thatcherian investor pitch for VF ?
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“The never-ending AI bullshit machine continues, with Anthropic and Dario Amodei now manufacturing more hype every day than Donald Trump while he’s on the toilet at 2 AM vomiting on social media.
“Let’s get a few things straight. Anthropic is launching a massive propaganda campaign about its products designed to boost the company’s valuation, no different than Sam Altman and OpenAI three years ago, when they were promising that AI would shortly solve all of the world’s major problems (we’re still waiting Sam).
“Mythos cannot actually hack anything by itself in real-world environments, it cannot implement complex end-to-end attacks. It just identifies software vulnerabilities and suggests scripts to exploit them. In most realistic computing environments, it would be instantly crushed by specialized firewalls, EDR, and just about any generic AV software. Claude Code and all the recent releases are great, definitely a step above the competition, but they’re not gamechangers yet. You can’t vibecode your way to complex enterprise software. Setting up an HR system is not like setting up a personal website.
“Anthropic is manufacturing a lot of hype to position itself for the next funding rounds, and none of us should be fooled by what’s actually going on.
“Surveys and reports are consistently showing that most corporations aren’t really seeing a major productivity boost from AI adoption. But what they are about to see are massive cost spikes from Big Tech for all the new shiny AI software platforms they’re using, and those Christmas gifts are likely to come sooner rather than later! And that’s not even getting to the major challenges of AI adoption and integration. Just today I read about a Claude agent going rogue and deleting large parts of a company’s data.
“AI adoption is not a panacea and it will solve absolutely none of the world’s major problems. Instead, it’s going to be messy, complex, tentative, full of false starts, twists and turns, and subsumed under the broader class struggles and geopolitical rivalries of global capitalism.
“Buckle up because it’s going to be a bumpy ride.”
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John Blundell
• Thematics 2-5 set series logic
• Neurocognitive education and health
• Reform of the internet – the involution
• Immediate re-orientation of all studies in 25k universities
• REMOVAL of all Healthy-age circa 12-15 arrested psycho-spiritual development sociopaths in positions of public trust, authority & responsibility, worldwide, immediate
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^ᴮ In early 2015, Musk and Altman were having regular Wednesday dinners and discussing apocalyptic scenarios involving AI. By May 2015, they aimed to create a “Manhattan Project” for safe AGI (Artificial General Intelligence)
On Symbiosis: Musk agreed with Altman that humans were already a “human-machine collective symbiote”
This is out right theft and extortion. I think their plan is to tax you until you own nothing and have nothing.
@IMemeθ ☞
You got it!
@Concetta8631
That doesn’t even include capital gains taxes. It’s insane how much of the pie the government takes with no financial skin in the game
@IMemeθ ☞
Exactly. You are bing punished for being successful.
@chatdeluge1 ☞
its all insane, they just keep grabbing more and more, with no justification, they don’t have a right to take your property, you money, your liberty if you refuse or can’t pay. when did we give them all this power over free citizens?
@MixyPisa 👉🏻
We get that here in Australia – it’s called “stamp duty” but it’s a similar percentage.
But annual property taxes are an itemised bill of services like water, drains, and garbage collection, and much smaller than is typical in the US.
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New Jersey realtor says her client has to pay a $185K transfer tax on a home they’re selling for $4 million.
In simple terms, that $185K is the government’s “cut” for updating the public record to show who owns the property.
If her client were moving out of state, they would also pay what’s often called the New Jersey Exit Tax. The state withholds 2% to make sure you don’t leave without paying any taxes due on the sale.
New Jersey’s so-called “mansion tax” has also changed: the original 1% flat tax on homes over $1M has been replaced by a tiered system, paid by the seller, increasing by 0.5% for every additional $500K.
As one observer rightly noted, that money could have remained in the hands of individuals, as a salary, a raise, or startup capital, to fuel real economic growth, create jobs, and build wealth from the bottom up. Instead, it’s seized through taxation and funneled through politicians and bureaucrats, who allocate it to social programs and pet projects with little accountability. History shows these initiatives are riddled with undetected waste, fraud, and inefficiency, often delivering minimal benefits to those they’re supposed to help while expanding government control.
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It struck me the svelte & shiny young bourgie lady from Uh Merry 🚗🚘🚙🚕🚓 Delete ‘s’ had hit the micro button bigtime with her quite polite and decent questioning of LSF Gvrnmnt – HOUSEHOLDER relations and this dialled out remarkably neatly with my yesterday‘s @WordPress piece all about the big ideas of tenured men operating in both classical & neoclassical Socratic Logic academic formats in the European & East-coast You-essay now AI-gen for up to $5,600 a paper Ivy League Belle Epoch macro ideational milieux OK ..
John
Quite Probably, Rosanne^
JB maļu 🇦🇺🌏
ᵛmy wife-person 13/11/1993 to sometime in 2007 (i never sent the government births, deaths & marriages Divorce form back to Adelaide from Thevenard
• “Mercantilism is a state-driven, nationalistic economic model focused on accumulating wealth (gold/silver) via trade surpluses and regulation, prevalent from the 16th to 18th centuries.”
• “Capitalism is a system based on private ownership, free markets, and profit maximization, driven by voluntary exchange and innovation.”
• “Now what’s cooler than bein’ cool? (ICE COLD!) I can’t hear ya’ I say what’s cooler than bein’ cool? (ICE COLD!) … Now I wanna see y’all on y’all baddest behavior, Lend me some suga’, I am your neighbor”. (..on the album Speakerboxxx/The Love Below 2001)
• Chomsky explains how first the education system and then the mainstream media filter journalists for ‘obedience and subordination.’ (1996)
• Chomsky replies, ‘I am not saying you’re self-censoring. I’m sure you believe everything you’re saying. But what I’m saying is that if you believed something different, you wouldn’t be sitting where you’re sitting’ (1996)
..advctd. 4 the rght of the ppl 2 vrthrw their gvrnmnt / ∴ issued with a writ 4 his arrest early in 1792
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‘The school of Cobden is affiliated in general outlook both to the doctrine of natural liberty and to the discipline of Bentham. It shared with the Benthamites the thoroughly practical attitude dear to the English mind. It has much less to say of natural rights than the French theorists. On the other hand, it is saturated with the conviction that the unfettered action of the individual is the mainspring of all progress1 .. ..
‘ 1 “If I were to sum up in a sentence the difference and the connection (between the two schools) I would say that the Manchester men were the disciples of Adam Smith and Bentham, while the Philosophical Radicals followed Bentham and Adam Smith” ( FW Hirst, The Manchester School, Introd. p 21)
‘The Corn Laws, as even the tax reformers of our own day admit, were conceived in the interest of the governing classes. They frankly imposed a tax on on the food of the masses for the benefit of the landlords, and as the result of the agricultural and industrial revolutions which had been in progress since 1760, the masses had been brought to the lowest point of economic misery. Give to every man the right to buy in the cheapest and sell in the dearest market, urgedthe Cobdenites, [AND TRADE WOULD AUTOMATICALLY EXPAND.] ..
‘The business career would be open to the talents. The good workman would command the full money’s worth of his work, and his money would buy him food and clothing at the lowest rate in the world’s market. ..
‘Only so would he get the full value of his work, paying toll to none. Taxes there must be to carry on government, but if we looked into the cost of government we found [THAT IT DEPENDED MOSTLY ON ARMAMENTS]. Why did we need armaments? First, because of the national antagonisms aroused and maintained by a protective system. ..
‘Free commercial intercourse betwen nations would engender mutual knowledge, and knit the several peoples by countless ties of business interests. Free Trade meant peace, and once [TAUGHT BY THE EXAMPLE OF GREAT BRITAIN’S PROSPERITY], other nations would follow suit, and Free Trade would be universal. ..
‘The other root of national danger was the principle of intervention. We took it on ourselves to set other nations right. How could we judge for other nations? Force was no remedy. Let every people be free to work out its own salvation. Things were not so perfect with us that we needed to go about setting the houses of other people in order. ..
‘To complete personal freedom, there must be national freedom. There must also be colonial freedom.. They were distant lands, each, if we gave it freedom, with a great future of its own, capable of protecting itself , and developing with freedom into true nationhood. [PERSONAL FREEDOM, COLONIALFREEDOM, INTERNATIONAL FREEDOM, WERE PARTS OF THE ONE WHOLE.]
‘Non-intervention, peace, restriction of armaments, retrenchment of expenditure, reduction of taxation, were connected series of practical consequences. The money retrenched from wasteful military expenditure need not all be remitted to the taxpayer. A fraction of it devoted to education – free, secular, and universal – would do as much good as when spent on ships and guns it did harm. For education was necessary to raise the standard of intelligence, and provide the substantial equality of opportunity at the start without which the nass of men could not make use of the freedom given by the removal of legislative restrictions..
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.. When Liberalism was first published in 1911 a critical reviewer in the London Spectator observed, “It would be impossible to have the essential principles of any political creed more clearly stated than they are in this little book.”
In 1897, when Hobhouse was thirty-three years old, he left Oxford [University] to take on a new vocation: editorial writer of the Manchester Guardian. In thus stepping out of the ivory tower and into the world of immediate judgments he took up again a line of interests that he had had earlier as a student. At Marlborough he had been one of the editors of the school paper, the Marlburian; at Corpus [Corpus Christi College²] he had been active in the Pelican Essay Club. As a member of the editorial staff of the Guardian he could join his obvious journalistic abilities with his maturing liberal views.. went back to full-time academic life by accepting an appointment as the first Professor of Sociology at the University of London. He held this position from 1907 until his death in 1929.
“..to integrate a vast body of knowledge into something akin to a comprehensive system of thought which drew upon anthropology for its understanding of the beginnings, worked through psychology, economics, and political science [TOWARD THE PHILOSOPHICALLY DESIRED END OF A HARMONIOUS UNIVERSE.]”
LT Hobhouse FP 1911
John
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2 where he completed his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1887
YARDA YARDA you frankly stupored rich old people who fly their prayer flags and the pre dementia apothegms, aphorisms and adjurations of your Johnson-Carter-Nixon-Reagan largely wasted careers in public office, political clout and money on the enormously self-important @ProSyn 👉🏾👉👉🏿👉🏼 ⤵️
❝ Nevertheless, the expectation that AI will deliver massive productivity gains—and even bigger profits—has proven durable. As Carl Benedikt Frey, María Lombardi, Raghuram G. Rajan, Robin Rivaton, and Dani Rodrik show in a new PS Big Picture, however, there is plenty of reason to doubt this narrat
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wherp-gllyehrpp-nghwhuhlmph those 10k satellites appear to be angry with we techie whizzes hey or it’s Old God. Gulp 😵💫
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Large language models (LLMs) are widely described as artificial intelligence, yet their epistemic profile diverges sharply from human cognition.
Here we show that the apparent alignment between human and machine outputs conceals a deeper structural mismatch in how judgments are produced.
Tracing the historical shift from symbolic AI and information filtering systems to large-scale generative transformers, we argue that LLMs are not epistemic agents but stochastic pattern-completion systems, formally describable as walks on high-dimensional graphs of linguistic transitions rather than as systems that form beliefs or models of the world.
By systematically mapping human and artificial epistemic pipelines, we identify seven epistemic fault lines, divergences in grounding, parsing, experience, motivation, causal reasoning, metacognition, and value.
We call the resulting condition Epistemia: a structural situation in which linguistic plausibility substitutes for epistemic evaluation, producing the feeling of knowing without the labor of judgment.
We conclude by outlining consequences for evaluation, governance, and epistemic literacy in societies increasingly [ORGANISEDᵛᵛᵛᵛ] around generative AI.
Keywords: Large Language Models, Epistemia, [oink], Judgment, Credibility, Epistemic Alignment
Let me say this clearly: LLMs cannot feel emotions.
Emotions are evolutionary mechanisms. They push us to avoid danger or approach what is beneficial.
We experience emotions because we are alive, and we want to stay alive.
LLMs are not alive.
Yes, emotional language may be encoded somewhere in the LLM. Yes, it may even be associated with some LLM output. But that is just a superficial property.
There is nothing deeper behind it.
For a very simple reason: LLMs do not have an intrinsic and inescapable drive to stay alive.
This is what we call “motivation fault line” in our paper describing seven fault lines between human and artificial intelligence.
* Paper in the first reply
John Blundell, 28 May 2026
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