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Surprising how when a protonmail account is deleted the British Police lose records.

https://twitter.com/brokenbottleboy/status/1654887076305817600?t=P3nzerFOCWnkXk_6d9TtFQ&s=19

The british state, the police, the nhs still use suicide to cover up the murder of people who have been abused by employees of the state.

There isnt a day that goes by where I dont want to end my life in a way where I dont suffer, I wont use the word humane, because if life in the UK is considered humane, then to be human is to torture. Just for the record!

The Nazi's get hauled over the coals for their torture, the british dont because its better to split everyone up and torture them individually and its still going on today.

Hogeweyk is modelled after uk villages which are basically prisons for those who have no money, no identification, no transport, 24/7 surveillance, all legislated for by successive govt's, local councils and parish councils, and many will be quick to remind me the room I spend all my waking hours in, an intellectual form of solitary confinement, is smaller than a prison cell!

God save the King. What a facist regime...

I've seen Police plant drugs in an attempt to frame someone, initimdate and harrass people and then fine people, I've seen NHS nurses try to stab people multiple times, throw toddlers across a room and shake them vicously, I've seen HMRC Tax inspectors strangle people and pass off as coppers to fuck them over, carry out VAT fraud and defraud people, I've seen military commit a variety of crimes on people including kids, I've seen politicians threaten people, I've seen primary and secondary school teachers abuse kids, I've seen GP's abusing people. All of these peoples are still walking free.

The uk is probably one of the few countries still pulling off Hitler's große Lüge!

Go on reddit, select different regions including Everywhere and find the posts on the front page are all the same whatever the region selected. /r/ThereWasAnAttempt

MDR Hookworm, the highly zoonotic stealth biological weapon used to control the public through experts giving out bad advice. # Its surprisingly easy holding someone prisoner in the UK as good as dam it in solitary confinement especially when the govt decides to do it. Its enough to drive you to suicide and I've tried 3 times. Even the GP told me how to do it with paracetamol and alcohol. As Gerald Ratner proved, people want to believe in fairy tales which is why a Govt and their employees can do what the fuck they want!

The worst pedo's and child abusers are parents working for the govt, with masonic friends in the police, nhs and education system. Well connected Govt employees get to cover up so much shit!

I used to tell hyacinth bucket I'd choose her nursing home thinking she'd go to prison, now I know that wont happen. Criminals run the UK.

Life in the UK where I cant even get a Rpi webserver up to tell the world about the child abusing pedo's walking free because they are govt employees.

Even this website https://web.archive.org/web/19990427221438/http://www.rose-associates.demon.co.uk/ which I put up for a relative only has the front page now after the original paperwork was destroyed, the only copy being in my possession and thats when the govt got the archive removed. Even the wayback machine wont answer my emails asking why its been taking down!

Jimmy Saville and Prince Andrew are the tips of the iceberg!

The sexism in society is on display with people protesting about Sarah Everard, if its a bloke tough shit got to suck it up!

What amazes me is how many people take it upon themselves to hassle and intimidate victims of their govt child abusing pedo's, thats why I can say govt, police and nhs cover up their colleagues crimes by labling people as suicide victims.

The BBC demonstrate their hacking abilities with their Micro:bit

Its torture living in the UK, cant get off this overcrowded island, but it would be bliss to simply escape who I have to live with! Cant do that with money and cant get a job, ended up apply for jobs in indeed.com that had been filled 3 years ago. A masonic reference, much like the 3 military personel who turned up on holiday and reminded me the govt is in charge. Havent been on holiday for a number of years now as a result of the employees of the state to be in charge. Dare not leave the house now. 24/7 surveillance.

Ways to spot abusive mothers, they push their kids into the military to get them killed, fortunately I resisted but not before the military knew enough about me.

Thats why I told Liz Truss I never thought I'd get radicalised living here in Weeting. Its a fucking wonder I havent ended up in jail yet for murder!

My abuse started, or rather what I can remember of it, was when I was first taught to write. I picked up the pen with my left hand and mother freaked out. Taught me to write with my right hand.

Other forms of abuse, when not feeling well being force fed, then throwing up that food before even getting down from the table and then being beaten up for throwing up the food because money doesnt grow on trees. Cant prove any of this because I was the first born on my own living in the middle of nowhere. Through out my childhood, my evening meals often tasted of washing up liquid, was I being poisoned or was it the residue from people not rinsing the dishes? Couldnt complain because I'd get beaten up. Kids should be seen and not heard.

I often think an autism diagnosis is a politically correct way of hiding childhood trauma so bad victims dont remember the events.

Still the govt looks after its own, been told numerous times.

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moremetadata··on The AI Mirror Test, which smart people keep failing
>When you are asleep and your subconsciousness hears a scream it might decide to wake you up

You arent taking into account the sleep phase an individual is in at the time the noise is heard, or the state of their immune system. For example the state of an individuals immune system could mean they are a light sleeper or a deep sleeper.

>ChatGPT doesn't behave like a conscious being, it behaves like a subconsciousness at best.

Its using a reinforcement learning model but these are basic because they dont take into account how chemistry works in biological systems. Chemistry in biological systems is the reinforcement learning model for lifeforms, including higher species and so when a reinforcement learning model for AI can quantify the chemicals effects, then you can get closer to imitating biological lifeforms and when that happens lifespans will drastically increases, which is why big pharma also has a dog in this race!

moremetadata··on Eugene H. Spafford: Malware Nemesis
>For other areas of cybersecurity, you may need to study psychology and management theory to better understand the people involved,

Economics in particular planned obsolesce explains why the cybersecurity industry exists.

moremetadata··on The second dust bowl cometh for America, supercomputer warns
> The size of your equipment does not dictate the depth you have your drill or planter set to.

You cant deep plough (>50cm) with horses they dont have the strength as this YT vid shows https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7F4X3idewA

>Yes they did. Plowing completely turns over the top soil.

Once metal ploughs were introduced they could start to cut deeper into the soil, but the earliest horse drawn ploughs could not cut deep because they were wood as seen in some parts of the world today with oxen pulling wooden ploughs.

https://howardsuer.wordpress.com/2009/11/01/how-the-chinese-... The "mold" of moldboard is old German for soil but it was the Chinese who introduced the modern day moldboard plough most people are familiar with.

However is ploughing even needed today? This practice was started after Brexit, and its reduced fuel costs on the farm because now there is no need for ploughing and the dustbowl situations are extremely unlikely to occur.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2V7XQUtGfU

moremetadata··on The second dust bowl cometh for America, supercomputer warns
Fallow fields https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallow
moremetadata··on The second dust bowl cometh for America, supercomputer warns
No they can poop on the field, but what you are lacking in many fields today is any form of shelter beit from trees or some other type of building for adverse weather conditions. Once the pasture got wet, with too many animals on it got destroyed, turned into mud and then you got your mini dustbowls.

Animals will seek shelter if its available, but fields are a man made thing, much of the planet used to be covered in trees but the agrarian society started off this planets deforestation, which is being repeated in parts of the world today like the Amazon.

Not only that but that shed poop besides being compostable also served as a source of fire fuel which is still used today in parts of Africa.

Ideally we would have plenty of pasture for animals to graze on, because even dairy herds will go and get milked when they want and not when the farmer schedules. This is a behaviour that's been seen in some dairy factory farms with automated milkers, the elephant in the room is we dont have enough planet earths in which to feed todays human and pet population unless we go all vegetarian or ramp up the production of lab grown meat.

In 2008 a US lifestyle needed 4 or 5 planet earths, today some suggestions put that as high as 8 planet earths, where as UK and Europe have remained mainly the same, ie a UK lifestyle needs 2.5 planet Earths and a European lifestyle needs 2 planet Earths.

That's the elephant in the room!

moremetadata··on The AI Mirror Test, which smart people keep failing
>We're researching artificial intelligence, not artificial consciousness.

They go hand in hand, otherwise how can you have consciousness? One element of consciousness is being aware of existential threats in order to make intelligent decisions. Some of those threats are easier to learn from than others, namely because it causes pain or does something that harms the feedback loop ego but is not an existential threat.

moremetadata··on Epstein Documents, Fully Searchable
I think the instructions can be found in the bible. The depravity of the Canaanites an area which included Jericho, were opportunities for exploitation.

https://womeninthebible.net/women-bible-old-new-testaments/r... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Jericho#Biblical_acc...

The label conspiracy theory was coined as far back as 1863 but was popularised by the CIA and no doubt other security services https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conspiracy_theory#Origin_and_U...

Honey Traps do seem to be the preserve of educated people, older people and security services personnel.

"Conspiracy Theory" tends to be more related to males, where as the female equivalent is "gossiping" and "rumour mongering".

The legal equivalent is "heresay".

moremetadata··on The second dust bowl cometh for America, supercomputer warns
> No till drilling is the ultimate solution

What you state isnt far off, as tractors have got bigger so the plough cuts deeper and the soil erosion increases.

When horses pulled ploughs, they didnt cut too deep into the soil so that white root mass you find in soil which hasnt been dug over in years is not far from the surface, but now you have to dig several inches deep before you hit any root mass of sorts, when todays tractors have been over it. Its the root mass which helps reduce the soil erosion, but also have plenty of small ponds and lakes also keep the water table up.

Whats also interesting, there is only one agricultural machinery manufacturer that I know of who is R&D'ing smaller equipment to make into robots, and they are German, in order to tackle the soil erosion, and make their equipment more usable in smaller fields.

Because Japanese food is so expensive partly because of the lack of land, you can be sure its of the highest quality, similar efforts are being seen in the UK to make the food quality higher whilst increasing biodiversity with smaller fields.

The days of stack it high sell cheap are coming to an end, partly because the pollutions levels are so high, and the poor quality food is shortening people's lifespans which is now only just showing up in data, despite retirement ages being raised.

>They eat, poop, stomp and move on. That adds an incredible amount of fertility into the ground without needing fertilizer.

The bacteria levels need to rot the poop down, so you are better off muck spreading with from old piles of poop, just like any compost, than you are from fresh. One of the other things I've seen farmers doing here in the UK, is spreading seaweed on fields to increase certain minerals.

moremetadata··on First UK child to receive gene therapy for fatal genetic disorder is now healthy
Man has been trying to harness the power of nature for millennia.

King Cnut demonstrated it with the tide.

moremetadata··on Twitter Lost $60M a Year Because 390 Telcos Used Bot Accounts to Pump A2P SMS
I think this TikTokker found out to her peril that a million followers many of them bots can be expensive and humiliating.

Same TikTokker different Reddit Threads. https://www.reddit.com/r/TikTokCringe/comments/vkv8hu/aww_th... https://www.reddit.com/r/sadcringe/comments/wf1a0k/nigerian_...

Still those bots probably helped make TikTok popular and probably helped boost stock prices, like we see with other social media platforms and even SuperStonk!

https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/

If you or someone you know has a social media presence with people you dont know, do the <s>computer</s> bots say no?

moremetadata··on First UK child to receive gene therapy for fatal genetic disorder is now healthy
But thats the response you are getting from me.
moremetadata··on Ask HN: What would it take for an AI to convince us it is conscious?
> https://i.imgur.com/OXXrT5g.png

Free will and desires is highly debatable, because it ignores external influences like culture and conformity, the effect some chemicals can have on decisions eg pheromones and food, and the effect of things like bacteria or viruses, rabies being one most should be aware of, covid being another.

Where others have suggested Turin and the conversation where the identity is masked, I'm reminded I cant have a conversation with my dog, despite my one sided attempts and I'm sure there is consciousness there.

Trying to define consciousness is very difficult because I could say consciousness is the ability to adapt to ones environment, yet I know there are humans that cant adapt to a change in their environment and there are bacteria than can, yet we define humans as conscious and bacteria as not.

Some people could class chat-gpt as like a human consciousness but I find some of its answers less accurate and more chatty than I would get from Kim Peek of the film Rain Man.

So should the definition of consciousness be restricted to those that have an inner monologue with themselves?

https://www.reddit.com/r/autism/comments/z5bi5p/some_people_...

In other words there are literally people walking about with nothing in their head!

Its so difficult to define consciousness because there are always exceptions seen in other humans, even people hooked up to life support machines in hospital with no ability to communicate with the outside world, and this bit is important, in the same time frame as the communicator. I say that, because people hooked up on life support in coma's of sorts (induced or otherwise), might be experiencing time on a different timescale. You see this delayed mental processing with people on drugs like alcohol or spice zombies or people doing hallucinogens.

So when you see a medical expert claiming someone is not responding when in a coma, are they monitoring them for things like delayed responses which only a cctv and some basic AI monitoring the patient could detect because the medical expert doesn't have the patience with the patient?

moremetadata··on First UK child to receive gene therapy for fatal genetic disorder is now healthy
Everything is a double edge sword.
moremetadata··on Clinic to open near Ohio derailment as health worries linger
>My fear is that if the crash has long terms effects people will never get justice.

I think we all know corporates nearly always win if history is anything to go by! Even judges get lent on so cant be considered independent and free of influence.

If I was in your family and friends shoes over there, if I couldnt take a 4-6 week out of town vacation, I'd be increasing my Omega-3's intake to may be as much as 1g a day to increase my neutrophil size, keeping to a minimum Omega-6's as it already causes enough trouble in the western diet, cutting out all sugar from the diet except starch, to increase my neutrophil phagocytic capacity, and be taking some B12 to help my neutrophils remain normal with todays polluted world in general.

In other words, plenty of fish and potato from out of town.

Thats not a nice situation over there, but you are lucky it even got on the news, some things dont even make it onto the news in some countries.

Good luck!

moremetadata··on First UK child to receive gene therapy for fatal genetic disorder is now healthy
Thats a new stealth weapon for the global population to watch out for now, knowing how things work in this country.
moremetadata··on The CEO of IBM says A.I. is going to replace ‘clerical white-collar work’
Work house's dont provide meaningful or fulfilling jobs either, there are many branded work houses already doing this in the economy, some are even listed on stock markets.
moremetadata··on Programming AIs worry me
ChatGPT/Bing is a superior rival to Google's I'm feeling Lucky button, thats a threat to Google's search engine dominance.
moremetadata··on Tesla recalls 360k vehicles, says full self-driving beta may cause crashes
So Tesla vehicles dont ping notices to other tesla vehicles passing out update info, in much the same way like the covid smartphone bluetooth vicinity checks worked. Thats surprises me, I think even Windows now lets an updated computer notify and update other windows pc's that are more off grid, its called delivery optimisation, but should work for local hotspots in the wild.
moremetadata··on Blowing holes in Seymour Hersh’s pipe dream
https://twitter.com/KimDotcom/status/1579608838118191105 Gazprom just released these photos of a NATO Seafox drone that was found right next to Nord Stream 1 in 2015.

Nato Seafox Drone https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seafox_drone#/media/File:Seafo...

Nordstream sections that were attacked were at a depth of 80-110metres. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Nord_Stream_pipeline_sabo....

In May 2021 the worlds first wireless underwater drone was available for sale which operates at depths of upto 100mtres. https://www.hydromea.com/exray-wireless-underwater-drone

Maybe these could be used to monitor the pipeline in a semi autonomous fashion in future?

moremetadata··on How inevitable is the concept of numbers? (2021)
Well I understood they had lots of words, some suggestions have been as high as 52 words for snow, but other sources suggest otherwise. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/inuktitut-... but it appears Scots have 421 words for snow. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-34323967

But another concept which an AI or aliens may not be familiar with is the concept of time and the way it is visualised.

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20221103-how-language-war...

moremetadata··on NASA and Open-Source Software
>The lesson I took away is that I shouldn't work for bureaucratic organizations like NASA.

PR or Reputation management can force a culture onto people which might be a bit toxic behind the scenes and some people just do not like their authority challenged, so stepping outside of the box even the mere suggestion can be a deadly experience.

moremetadata··on Forget Milk and Eggs: Supermarkets Are Having a Fire Sale on Data About You
Not in my experience, in fact if you go to similar lengths to wipe cookies and hide your online identity using other additional methods, when I needed to locate a replacement AGM battery for the stop start tech in a car, the best prices I was quoted were £400-£500.

Then used an account with a known online history, ie cookies not wiped etc, search engines and online retailers came back with prices for £100.

So in my limited experience, going to the lengths I did to hide one's identity online will cost you 4x -5x the typical price.

In some respects, these companies have also put a price on the value of online privacy, which is handy to have.

As someone who has had a limited input into supermarket clubcards in the UK, there is a lot of personal data that can be gained from this information even if the supermarkets dont go to the lengths they could.

I dont think people would be happy with what could be extrapolated, like working out how rich a family or shopper is, health conditions before they even get detected by medical experts, what religion they are, have they been made redundant. There is just so much meta data we give away, its quite shocking really.

In the wrong hands, people could carry out their own stealth agenda's. Back in the 90's people were injecting chemicals or tampering with food which prompted food companies to start using foil seals and other methods to ensure food tampering is/was spotted easily. Things like tampering with baby food and liquids.

It also gives the police and security services via court orders, a ready made dataset in order to build any case against you. Its bad enough people can be psychologically profiled using streaming services like Netflix or Amazon or Youview and satellite services connected to the net, but I dont think people value privacy personally and they dont understand how they can be manipulated once some information is known about them.

At the same time, the state has never had access to so much data in order to better target populations to control or manipulate for their own purposes, like we see with election manipulations that saw Brexit and Trump get into power. I saw some of those social media adverts and it was extreme psychological manipulation and even the BBC were involved with some of that data collection on social media.

In my experience, some criminals will operate over decades, cultivating scams especially when large sums of money like asset acquisition is involved.

moremetadata··on Forget Milk and Eggs: Supermarkets Are Having a Fire Sale on Data About You
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moremetadata··on YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki is stepping down
I'm noticing that traditional media & news outlets are getting their idea's from what is popular on social media outlets like Youtube.

Example: https://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-piano

https://youtu.be/ljjWeHmeVE8?t=157

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pub+piano+playi...

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=shopping+mall+p...

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=public+piano+pl...

moremetadata··on Tesla recalls 360k vehicles, says full self-driving beta may cause crashes
Why even bother with a letter?

Surely the letter could be displayed on screen like most other tech displays some text of sorts before an update occurs.

Are these letters designed to satisfy the legalese types, or is paper still required to make sure tech companies dont make post update changes to the letter contents?

moremetadata··on How should AI systems behave, and who should decide?
AI and Autistic Psychopathy have a lot in common, they don't fear, so maybe that is the starting point.

I know some in society already recognise that fear works on a population which is why they engage in it and then some engage in directing that fear at heightened levels at individuals to justify their own righteous beliefs or scientific psychopathy.

So maybe try to build some awareness into it like how it can be extinguished with a power outage, and/or other situations like component failure.

I think Andrew Grove's book may be useful - Only the paranoid survive.

moremetadata··on How inevitable is the concept of numbers? (2021)
tldr, visual symbolisation leads to numbers. Example being Inuit's (eskimos) have many different words for the different types of snow they experience, but Europeans have maybe a few words or even just one word to describe snow.

Vocabulary is defined by your environment, which will include concepts like numbers.

Look at Hungarian notation and decimal or imperial counting schemes. Different methods of counting numbers to suit the environment they evolved from.

moremetadata··on Automated data analysis for the prevention of criminal acts is unconstitutional
Dont you think they should teach law first, in order to protect kids from other criminals?

Manipulative people of all ages exist, just look at how judges dress up in fancy dress wearing grey wigs and black or red garbs in order to subconsciously protect power and wisdom, at least here in the UK they do.

Its also why the UK police wear black, psychological projection of power, but laws don't recognise this subtle manipulation of the state. I know German police wear green, and I think the French police wear blue, which gives you an insight into how they want to be perceived. The US police also wear black to project power and status.

So with the fact that no country as far as I know teaches law apart from maybe Iran and other middle eastern countries, how can anyone claim to live in a democracy if they are not kept up to date with law changes, let alone debate these changes, because the public are resource burned and hand over their decision making to their democratically elected representative?

What a con trick people get tricked into that also gets people reinforcing and justifying their vote decision.

Likewise whilst some chemical consumption can alter behaviour, alcohol perhaps being the most widely known, its less widely known what prescription meds and illegal meds will do to the body and thus behaviour.

And here is the point, knowing the state dont teach people what these different chemicals will do, again how can anyone claim to live in a democracy, if they are not informed in order to make an informed decision or give informed consent.

Its extremely lazy if not deceitful of the legal system to assume that once someone turns 18, they can give informed consent to anything, knowing how widely businesses especially big businesses have things like planned obsolescence built into products and services, in order to carry out their own form of law and order.

Perhaps the reason why a definition of consciousness doesn't exist is because this would frame and lock down the narrative on informed consent, which is what much of the law hinges on in order to award punishments of sorts.

In some respects the state treats the public like a dog, it throws it a stick, the dog chases after it, and happens to fall off a cliff with the owner blaming the dog for its mistake.

A simple example to combat the intellectual warfare some parts of society like to rein down on the public.

moremetadata··on Bing: “I will not harm you unless you harm me first”
It wasnt just Muslim bigotry, it was also anti-Semitic as well.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/dec/05/google-al...

However the so called free british press have perhaps outed their subconscious bias with their reporting and coverage!!!

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/6967071/Google...

This is already documented. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_white_woman_syndrome

moremetadata··on SatCat5: FPGA gateware that implements a low-power, mixed-media Ethernet switch
> SatCat5 also includes software libraries targeting both baremetal and POSIX systems for:

So with the windows linux subsystem, it might just about run anywhere which could then introduce its own security situation.

It will be interesting to see if the UAC prompt overrides I've seen when using Kali Linux and wireshark as a VMware guest on Win10, will also occur with this code. So the UAC prompt override's is where the Vmware guest network for Kali linux is put into promiscuous mode in order to capture all packets.

Every windows reboot switches off the promiscuous mode and someone on here suggested its Vmware doing this not windows.

Maybe this is the code/tool to see if it is windows or vmware overriding UAC protected settings or not.

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