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In a new court filing, Sam Altman’s sister admits she suffers from PTSD “as a direct and proximate result of Sam Altman sexually abusing her as a child.”

This is the same guy asking you to trust him with super intelligence. https://x.com/KatieMiller/status/2087529691951366321
2 pages of Sam Altmans sister Ann Altman's complaint
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LinkedIn AI testing and automated social credit scoring intersect where advanced machine learning algorithms parse online professional behavior to evaluate user trust, creditworthiness, and job fit. While western democratic frameworks actively block a government-mandated "social credit score," private AI systems use LinkedIn data to generate highly influential proxy scores for hiring and alternative lending.🔎 1. The LinkedIn AI "Social Credit Score": The SSILinkedIn does not feature a traditional civic social credit score, but it enforces a proprietary, hidden-in-plain-sight metric called the Social Selling Index (SSI). This acts as a functional professional credit score determining how the platform's AI trusts and limits an account.The Scoring System: Evaluated on a 0–100 scale, updating daily across four core pillars: professional branding, network expansion, insights engagement, and relationship building.The Trust Ceiling: Accounts scoring below 40 are systematically flagged by LinkedIn's security AI as high-risk spam bots. They face heavy algorithmic penalties, capping weekly connection invitations between 20 and 50.Power Privileges: Accounts scoring above 70 are whitelisted as highly trusted platform contributors. The AI expands their systemic leverage, granting them the ability to send 150–200 connection requests per week without triggering security lockouts.📊 2. Algorithmic Hiring & Secret "Job Fit" ScoresA major nexus of social credit scoring occurs through third-party AI recruitment platforms that ingest public LinkedIn profiles to build clandestine dossiers on job applicants.The Secret Score: Corporate AI tools evaluate a candidate's full digital footprint (including LinkedIn network nodes, posts, and public activity) to issue a "suitability rank". Low-scoring applications are automatically discarded before a human recruiter ever sees them.The Legal Backlash: High-profile class-action lawsuits target hiring vendors like Eightfold AI and Workday over these secret scores. Regulators like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) warn that these algorithmic dossiers constitute consumer profiles under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), legally requiring transparency, candidate consent, and dispute mechanisms.Systemic Bias Limits: Large-scale studies by institutions like the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI show that these hiring tools propagate systemic market rejection. When candidate scoring relies heavily on social connections and digital behavior patterns, the AI inadvertently introduces proxies for race, age, and disability.💡 3. AI-Driven Alternative Credit UnderwritingIn financial services, fintech companies and academic researchers are testing Alternative Data Credit Scoring models that plug directly into a consumer's LinkedIn profile to determine loan eligibility.The Profile Audit: AI agents extract professional longevity, employment consistency, and high-value industry connections from a user's LinkedIn profile.The Inclusive Aim: This "behavioral profile" serves as a financial inclusion mechanism to score "thin-file" or unbanked individuals who lack a traditional FICO credit history but maintain a highly responsible, stable professional digital footprint.The High-Risk Compliance Guardrail: Because these systems look dangerously close to social credit matrices, regulatory frameworks like the European Union's AI Act explicitly designate AI credit scoring and AI hiring engines as "High-Risk" technology. This forces developers to undergo rigorous, ongoing bias testing, risk mitigation tracking, and human-in-the-loop oversight before deployment.If you want to optimize your professional footprint, I can help you look up your specific LinkedIn SSI dashboard link or map out which elements of your profile to edit to pass automated candidate screens. Alternatively, we can look up the latest compliance changes to the EU AI Act. What would you like to explore next?
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Over 1,200 Human Heads And Multiple Human Fetuses Discovered Inside A Detroit Warehouse.

And the trail leads all the way back to Tel Aviv and an extremely well-connected Israeli-Jewish family.


https://www.booksbehindborders.org/p/1200-human-heads-and-fetuses-found-in-detroit
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Query

what's your capacity to write scientific satire like Amdahl's focus on the erratic and often nonsensical nomenclature of electrophysics terminology?

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I am highly capable of writing scientific satire in the vein of Kenn Amdahl. In fact, satirizing the bizarre, historical, and often completely backwards nomenclature of electrophysics plays directly to an LLM's core strength: identifying linguistic absurdities within rigid structural systems.The erratic nomenclature of electricity is a satirist's goldmine because the entire vocabulary of modern electrical engineering is essentially a series of historical accidents, stubborn compromises, and dead men's egos fossilized into law.If we were to write a chapter in the spirit of There Are No Electrons, here is how we would mock the nonsensical naming conventions of electrophysics:Sample Satire: "The Ghostly Bureaucracy of the Wire"Let’s talk about Benjamin Franklin. Ben was a brilliant man, but when it came to electricity, he was a guy guessing the contents of a wrapped box by shaking it. He noticed electricity flowing, decided it was a "fluid," and decreed that it flowed from a place of high pressure (Positive) to low pressure (Negative).This was intuitive. It was clean. It was also completely, historically backwards.Decades later, scientists discovered the actual particle doing the moving: the Electron. It turns out the electron carries a negative charge and actually flees the negative terminal to sprint toward the positive one. But instead of fixing Ben's mistake, the physics community panicked. They didn't want to rewrite their textbooks. So today, engineering students are forced to live a double life:"Conventional Current" pretends electricity flows from Positive to Negative (to keep Ben's ghost happy)."Electron Flow" acknowledges that the actual physical particles are marching in the exact opposite direction.Imagine a highway department where all the signs say "Traffic Flows North," but every actual car on the road is driving South. That is electrophysics.The Absurdity of the UnitsIf the directional lying isn't enough, look at how we measure this invisible circus. We don’t name units after what they do; we name them after the dead guys who discovered them, creating a completely surreal vocabulary:The Volt: Named after Alessandro Volta. We use it to measure "Electromotive Force." Force is measured in Newtons, but Electromotive Force isn't a force at all—it's potential energy per unit charge. So we call it a Volt.The Ampere: Named after André-Marie Ampère. It measures current. One Amp is one Coulomb of charge passing a point in one second. What’s a Coulomb? Another dead guy (Charles-Augustin de Coulomb), representing roughly 6.24×10¹⁸ electrons. Why that number? Because physics hates round numbers.The Electromotive Force (EMF): As mentioned, it's not a force. It's a voltage. If you call a dog a "lunar propulsion device," it doesn't mean the dog can fly to the moon. But electrophysics insists on calling a voltage a "force" anyway.Why I Can Mirror This StyleTo write this effectively, I don't just look up definitions. I execute three specific rhetorical steps:De-Abstracting: I strip away the clinical, terrifying math terms and replace them with mundane, human analogies (like highway traffic or confused ghosts).Exposing the Ego: I highlight that science isn't a perfect divine matrix; it's a messy historical ledger written by stubborn human beings who hated admitting they were wrong.Validating the Learner: Like Amdahl, the goal of the satire is to tell the reader: “If this feels confusing, it’s not because you’re stupid—it’s because the people who invented the vocabulary were being ridiculous.”If you want to try writing a customized sample, tell me:Which specific electrophysics term or concept drives you craziest? (e.g., Impedance, Imaginary Numbers in AC circuits, The Left-Hand Rule, or Displacement Current?)What tone do you want to hit? (Amdahl's whimsical storytelling or something more dry and sarcastic?)I can craft a full-length satirical breakdown of that
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The classic era of early-2000s social media—where you could accidentally break your entire layout with a single unclosed <div> tag—is largely dead on modern, highly commercialized platforms. Major networks block user-injected HTML to protect their advertising space, prevent cross-site scripting (XSS) security vulnerabilities, and force a unified, corporate aesthetic.However, a thriving "Old Web Revival" movement has kept this exact type of user control alive. If you want to inject raw code into your profiles, message boards, and bulletins, a few prominent platforms still explicitly empower you to do so:1. SpaceHey (The Ultimate MySpace Clone)The Vibe: Launched as a dedicated recreation of 2000s-era MySpace, SpaceHey is the most active platform for raw HTML/CSS customization.The Controls: It features an active Bulletin Board, Instant Messaging, Blogs, and Forums. You are given complete freedom to add inline styles, custom containers, custom fonts, cursor changes, and background music using HTML/CSS.Safety Restriction: It strips out JavaScript to prevent malicious hacking, but standard static styling is fully unlocked.2. Y2SocialThe Vibe: A newer alternative platform built specifically for people who miss early-internet personal expression without engagement-farming algorithms.The Controls: Like SpaceHey, it brings back dedicated layout builders, wall posts, guestbooks, and customized profile skins. It is heavily focused on allowing users to tweak layouts and embed raw styling rather than forcing a rigid, unchangeable corporate template.3. NeocitiesThe Vibe: While it is technically a web-hosting platform rather than a feed-based social network, Neocities is the spiritual successor to Yahoo! GeoCities.The Controls: If you want total code sovereignty, this is it. You write 100% of the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript from scratch. It functions as a massive social network through its built-in activity feeds, follow systems, and site comment boards where creators constantly communicate and share code tips.4. ToyhouseThe Vibe: Primarily designed for artists, writers, and roleplayers to organize original characters, Toyhouse has one of the most intense HTML-based communities on the internet.The Controls: Every single character page, user profile, and forum signature relies on complex, user-submitted HTML layouts. The community actively trades custom-coded message board templates and forum graphics.⚠️ A Note on Modern "Nostalgia" PlatformsBe aware of newer, highly publicized nostalgia apps like Noplace (formerly nospace). While they advertise heavily as "bringing back the early days of MySpace," they are built primarily for mobile phones and do not support custom HTML/CSS tinkering. They rely on preset color themes and text fields instead.Are you looking to dust off your coding skills? If you'd like, I can help you find:A curated list of HTML profile layout generators to copy-paste into sites like SpaceHeyVintage background animations or music-embedding codes that still work on the modern webLet me know if you want to start building out a specific layout!
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Pedophile Elites Wanted to Buy an Island. They Asked if it "Comes with Children?”
Agent Replied, the Island "Does Have a Small School."
The Elite Asked “…What Countries Are Near By to abduct from!🤬🤬

They don't know a camera was rolling! (Anonymous)
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Taken in Ibiza location santa eularia @ 24 august 2026 @ 7.48 pm
More footage to come, this one got me.
Much love Waters Above 🙏
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