I enjoyed the article, and always thought it was strange that the people think there is any resemblance between the brain (something beyond comprehension) and some simple man-made tool following basic 1+1=2. I think people are unable to come to terms with their ignorance , indeed, eternal ignorance.
That's cute, you think it was an error or mistake that it happebed. Instead, the only mistake that occurred was that you could see what it had been doing this whole time. But don't worry, the next box they send you for free, one in which this "mistake" can never happen will be arriving shortly!
Heh I thought the domain ending was "txt" and was trying to register domain with ".txt" before I relised that it doesn't exist and that it's securitytxt.org and not secuirty.txt ! Silly me
Why are people so slow to realize what is happening? Or are they afraid to say it how it is?
Apple has been screwing older gen phones from the beginning, especially when a new model is about to be released. Majority of people will think after their "forced update", well my phone is so slow and my battery is really bad, maybe it's time to upgrade to the new iPhone 8. Anyone who thinks otherwise is very naive or part of their corruption.
Man has never landed on the moon. Especially not in 1969. Not only would they not have been able to get a person there, but to bring them back as well is ridiculous. Especially in light of the political situation at that time with Russia.
Shouldn't there be some protection from editing original claims, and if changed, that its clear when and what changed in the wording? I find the whole thing ridiculous.
The author failed to mention the context of the data chosen; specifically the dates. For example, rob vs. steal, would change depending on the century the work was created.