Will we have a cognitively impaired president in 2025?

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John Clark

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Sep 19, 2023, 7:59:20 AM9/19/23
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They're both that way in the sense of they're both too egomaniacal. With Don, he has thrived on it, with Joey, he says the Party Line, and that keeps him contained his ego. Joey has done solar power correctly, I will give him that! Your MSR's John, unless we get LLM's and QC's (combined) working on it, will become viable only when, Fusion comes around.

Yes, I would say that if we hit the Singularity sooner, this will be a day's work for researchers!

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Could Trump's message sell to Joe 2020 voters. No, they need a grande enemy to unite behind. No worries should fall on your shoulders for what Don proclaims. Are people more scared of Joey now? I'd say yes. Leery is the word I'd use. Outside of IRA, all the decisions appear awful 2 me, and I ain't a Far Rightist, a-praying that you'll hit Church next Sunday! Atheists are fine by me, as long as they tain't commies. The Universe, which I hold as a Mind (Quantum-Woo ain't only the name of a Chinese Physicist!) has more than sufficient room for atheists to do good work. It also seems to be what the Universe wants or responds to? My feeling, is that HE* responds to you guys and physicists, cosmologists, astronomers, etc. 

What is your bet for an early Singularity? Not 2045. Not even Kurzweil is hold with that (his 2023 flavor is 2030).

*HE He. Her, They, Them, It, Those, etc, Ad Glorium! Me not know? 



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John Clark

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Sep 20, 2023, 7:39:25 AM9/20/23
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On Tue, Sep 19, 2023 at 8:30 PM 'spudb...@aol.com' via Everything List <everyth...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

> They're both that way in

I don't think it's age related, some people are just inarticulate. Joe Biden has suffered from foot in mouth disease for years, he has been picking precisely the wrong word to say since he first became a senator in 1972; but Donald Trump has done more than just use the wrong word, he has been making speeches that were completely unhinged for at least the last 40 years.  

> in the sense of they're both too egomaniacal.

I've never seen any evidence that Biden is egomaniacal, at least not more so than the average politician, but Trump is the most hyper-egomaniacal man I've ever seen, nobody else even comes close.

> Outside of IRA, all the decisions appear awful 2 me, 

Can you please give specific examples of that, preferably ones that don't involve illegal immigration since we already know all about your horror that Mexicans will interfere with your lifelong ambition to work in the sunshine and become a professional strawberry picker. If I were making a list of existential global problems illegal immigration would be about number 924. 

> What is your bet for an early Singularity? Not 2045. 

A year ago I would've said 2045 sounds about right, not today.  

> Not even Kurzweil is hold with that (his 2023 flavor is 2030)

A year ago 2030 seemed way too soon, today it seems way too late. This guy thinks 2026: 


And some think even 2026 is too late 


By the way, I don't think Trump has a clue about any of the recent developments in AI, I've never heard him say a single word about it, in fact I doubt he even knows what the acronym "AI" stands for, but Biden certainly does:






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