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Blitzo

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Interesting how one of the points they argue how China is behind in AI with the US is access to data. The China they accuse steals and forces its companies to gather data for them doesn't have as much data as Americans who are all worried about even their own companies gathering and selling their data has more valuable data than China? Is this like how Americans think their money is more real than everyone else's' money therefore more valuable? China's data of its 1.4 billion population is somehow not as valuable as their data and therefore is more useful to AI? And you have these supposed STEM educated Americans saying this. And remember the US and the West in order to scare others away from China tells them that China steals their data too which is saying they don't. Maybe AI makes a distinction that stolen data is not as valuable as when Americans gets theirs from the willing...
Okay I see where this is going, overcapacity of tokens, API calls needs to be taxed at 3000% of the price to ensure fair competition.
 

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Trump says he can strike deals that would keep China out of Taiwan and make ‘absolutely certain’ Iran doesn’t get nukes​

President Trump is confident he can negotiate an agreement with China to prevent an invasion of Taiwan and cut a deal with Iran that would stop it from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Trump, 78, described China as a “very ambitious country,” and the communist nation’s leader, Xi Jinping, as “very ambitious man,” during thesecond part of an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity that aired Thursday, before arguing that the US is in a good position to keep the CCP from expanding its territory.

“I can do that because we have something that they want,” the president said. “We have a pot of gold.”

Trump suggested that tariffs would be key to his dealmaking process with China.

“You know how much money we lost to China last year? $1 trillion,” he told Hannity, slamming the Biden administration’s “stupidity with their trade policies.”

“We have one very big power over China and that’s tariffs,” Trump continued. “And they don’t want them, and I’d rather not have to use it, but it’s a tremendous power over China.”

“China gets a lot of its money from the United States. They use that money to build a military,” he explained.

Trump further revealed that his phone call with Xi last week was “friendly,” describing it as a “very good conversation.”

“We’ve had other communication before that,” he acknowledged, noting that he had a “very good relationship” Xi in his first term.

Trump suggested that he could leverage tariffs against China to keep the country out of Taiwan. via REUTERS
“Iran is a different story,” Trump said of the other main US adversary. “Iran, is a whole different thing. That’s a religious deal. That is very dangerous.”

Trump refused to telegraph whether he would support pre-emptive strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities but was adamant the Islamic Republic “can’t have a nuclear weapon.”

The president, however, claimed that he was “within one week” of striking a deal with Iran by the end of his first term and still believes a treaty can be signed that would make it “absolutely certain” the country doesn’t obtain nuclear weapons.

“There are ways that you can make it absolutely certain if you make a deal … you have to verify times ten,” Trump said, before reiterating that he would never allow Iran to get ahold of a nuke.

“If they get one you’re going to have everyone else getting them and then the whole thing is going to be a disaster,” he argued.

At the end of his sitdown with Hannity – Trump’s first television interview as the 47th president – the commander in chief indicated that “it feels good” to be back in the Oval Office “because I want to solve some problems that really have developed” since the end of his first term.
 

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something makes me wonder, how come the USA acts as though they are the victims when they end up deporting these illegal immigrates when they seem to love to go into other nations and end up screwing things up so much that they create these illegal immigrates and they seem to love lecturing others about needing to go through protocol to get into the USA when they seem to break all the rules without a care in the world.

Ok, seriously if the USA does tear itself apart which I am hope it would if only to give these stupid sick bastards in the government something to really worry about for once, I hope that any of these people in the USA that tries to flee abroad would be given the exact same courtesy they seem to afford everyone else while making themselves the victim (which really makes me sick of them). The only reason I subbed on this morons channel is to see the expression he will make when the USA falls upon its own heap which I believe I am going to savor for a long time
 
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