AI Search Honesty and Integrity

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How honest are AI search engines? Here is what I am initially finding. One is honest. The other is quite deviously more interested in trying to lower my interest in the question.

 Is it okay for world leaders to have been present on the Epstein Island where underage girls were the main attraction, being raped and exploited and treated as totally innocent under the law?

 I asked the question above on two completely different AI search engines, Meta and Ask AI.  Each answer yielded completely different answers. Meta gave a soft pedal type of answer, giving the benefit of any doubt, to any luminary who might be implicated in the files. Also, META changed the subject by shedding doubt that there was evidence of any world leader being on the island. I accused no one in particular. On the other hand Ask AI gave a great thoughtful answer and answered only the question I asked.

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Your Punishment For Believing Lies

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I have a saying. When a lie is told, there are two guilty parties. There is the liar of course. Then there is the party for whom the truth is not good enough.

Without that arrangement few lies would be told. The punishment for believing lies is suffering. Suffering always follows the believing of lies but the suffering is not distributed evenly among believers. It is possible for a person go a full lifetime
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Fact Checking For Dummies

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Fact checkers are needed in order to make sure the tender ears of readers do not hear anything that is not true, right? Where did this practice come from, when never before in history has any corporation worried that the public must not hear lies? Then in a world where any and all people are inundated with suggestions from advertising and political speech from waking up until bedtime, I clipped this headline from a news story.

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AI War Against Reality

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As you may know, I think and live in the light of reality. The developers of AI don’t. I will get to that.

For myself ( academic, author and researcher) so far, AI has been a complete blessing. What I can accomplish in little time and effort now is amazing. But…. I don’t pay anyone a dime.

The first question I asked is:  What exactly is going to be the profit engine that enriches those who are expecting to get rich?

AI will definitely do these things.

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Why Can’t Economist Solve Economic Problems?

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Collective action creates economic problems. Government policies constitute collective  action. Never in all of history has any government solved an economic. Economist’s way of thinking matters not where government economic policies are concerned. This is because governments only make political decisions. Sound economic decisions require economic decisions. Government doesn’t make economic decision because it is impossible for government to do so.

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Shrinking Merchandise Trade Deficit Significance

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That concerns me greatly. A large trade deficit means that there is prosperity in our population. We have surplus money to spend and a lot of it is buying goods from other countries like China. What do the Chinese do with their profits? They either spend it on what our service economy offers or they invest in our capital markets. That balances our capital account and everything is even.

Here is the problem. Much of our service sector has been bolstered politically. At the same time services the Chinese have always been interested in are waning in utility for them. They are buying less of our services or plan on buying less.

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Three New Laws to Change the World

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Pass a law that elected officials take drug tests. The results would not ban one from holding office. Instead, the results would be published so that the public could view the results. A law like this would end the control organized crime has over congress and the president.

Establish a citizen’s jury to determine whether each new law passed is or is not constitutional. The jury would also determine whether or not a Continue reading →

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Will AI Usher in Socialism

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The following is a clip from an AI search.

“Socialist perspectives on AI emphasize collective ownership and democratic control over AI technologies, arguing that AI, particularly large language models (LLMs), are built upon data generated by the public and therefore should not be privately owned.” iAsk

Not a bad idea, but, that is not possible. Why? We already have a socialist economy, albeit one where the wealthy get most of the benefits. The U.S. economy is routinely called capitalist. It is Fascist. Fascism does constitute socialism. Continue reading →

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Crash Before Christmas

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Bag-holders are in place. YouTube is suggesting multiple videos making the case for a crash in 2026. AI bubble articles abound. It has been my observation that YouTube features these types of videos to draw in short sales to facilitate a huge short squeeze. When the bearish case is allowed in the media, a short squeeze is in the offing. This is December and time for the Santa Claus rally to get underway.

The Federal Reserve will lower interest rates next week, sparking a rally. Shorts will cover, just like they always do. But, there may be multitudes of longs, waiting for the next rally to sell. What if it’s not enough? What if it is discovered that the Fed has lost control of interest rates?

With so many forecasting a crash in 2026, It can’t happen that way. No one is forecasting a crash in December. A sharp gap up, that fails immediately or in a few days may provide the signal.

Don’t count this as an ironclad forecast. Certainly, there are other, even more heroic “save the market”  tricks in the hat, ready to be pulled out

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End of High Healthcare Prices

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Here is the best system for providing national healthcare. Everyone gets a government healthcare credit card. Some would pay nothing. The rich would pay as much as all. Providers would not know, where on the sliding payment scale, a patient was positioned. Healthcare costs would plummet.

Insurance companies would go out of business. Healthcare prices That makes such  a common sense plan out of reach politically. It would wrench control away from the organized crime syndicate that owns the healthcare industry as it is.

 

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