The Conspiracy Hole

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Researchers can pause the simulation, rewind it, rewire it, and run it again—zooming into single synapses, replaying moments of neural activity, and watching how decisions and perceptions unfold across 86 brain regions in concert.— Article

Their conquest has entered the plundering phase.

The data suggests human-level AI may arrive sooner than expected. Once machines can improve themselves, it could trigger runaway recursion.— Article

Minnesota’s lieutenant governor, who is Catholic, opens with “Assalamu Alaikum” and says Somalis are part of the state’s fabric.— Article

Belgium’s ‘population replacement’: 72.9% of children and teens in Brussels have a non-EU migration background, only 10.5% are Belgians of Belgian origin.— Article

Trump says the U.S. carried out airstrikes in Nigeria on Christmas night targeting ISIS militants he accused of killing Christians, warning that further attacks would follow if the violence continues.

Merry Christmas! ✨

The Fae: Strange Encounters and The Missing 411 Connection? | MV Are the fairies of old just folklore or something more? Some researchers see a link between fae encounters and modern alien abductions, where people vanish, experience missing time, and meet mysterious beings. Could these legends and modern cases be different faces of the same high-strangeness phenomenon?

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"We have to find a way as a Church to respect one another's views and find a commonality in our faith in Christ, despite our differences". Cherry Vann, became both the UK's first female Archbishop as well as the first openly gay Archbishop in the world, in July.— Article

“recasting Christmas as a marker of Christian civilization”

journalist & msnbc contributor btw

Ex-UPS worker and two brothers killed couple and older son in front of young children, MN cops say Video: HERE

Tim Walz criticizes JD Vance for saying “it’s okay to be White,” while accusing the Trump administration of “White supremacy.”

Trump: "We're gonna have robotic factories… we’re gonna need the help of robots and other forms of uhhh, I guess you could say, employment. We're gonna be employing a lot of artificial things.”

An unmanned textile factory in Aral, China, with 5,000 looms, runs 24/7 on AI and automation.

An unmanned textile factory in Aral, Xinjiang, with 5,000 looms, runs 24/7 on AI and automation.