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Because there's a law that says he has to.

Just wait.

On the other hand, allowing political propaganda with no factual basis to be broadcast indiscriminately is arguably more dangerous.

https://rwandanstories.org/genocide/hate_radio.html

The real money quote from that article: "David Rawson, the US ambassador, said that its euphemisms were open to interpretation. The US, he said, believed in freedom of speech."

Founders never put themselves through the hoop jumping they put their employees through. Most wouldn't even meet the bar at their own companies.

Or someone who wants to change the world, for the worse.

In this case, it's literally Republicans.

This is how Silicon Valley "changed the world".

You don't need the quotes.

A large and generous welfare state.

We weren't able to make the internet good, what makes you think we'll do any better with AI?

I noticed this too. People that casually drop "Bayesian priors" into conversation seems to be a strong signal for someone who's up their own arse. Sam Bankman-Fried did it a lot.

It was part and parcel of early D&D. In the OD&D and 1E days, the tournaments and tournament modules were all about finding and testing the best players, not the best player characters/builds. The tournament modules purported to do that in a systematic way, usually judging skill by how far you got in the scenario before dying. Gygax would often pontificate about player skill being the key to success in his tougher scenarios.

"What do you think about Vladimir Putin?" -Lex Fridman

Have you ever read "Collapse" by Jared Diamond? Understanding and learning from that past is literally crucial to the continued existence of the human race. More crucial than any technology anyone here has ever created.

The book directly pulls on the kind of data on early societies that the scientists studying these caves produce.

You want a Garmin.