Noaidi

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Comment · 23 hours ago

I have been disabled on medicare for 23 years. I have often told my doctors that if they spent the time and money to look at my biology more closely it would have saved the tax payers so much money from medicare and likability payments.

Health care is actually sick care.

I obviously have a genetic condition because it runs through my mothers side of my family, but they refuse to look at my genetics. So, did. I found things. I begged a researcher to test me for a special sort of immune deficiency (ADA Deficiency) . The tests shows I have a partial immune deficiency. I showed it to my doctor and nothing.

When my condition flares up (Too mush ATP and GTP) it effects my brain and nervous sytem and I have to be institutionalized. Five times now. I keep telling them my mood problem is caused by an immune deficiency but now one cares.

Sorry, end of rant.

Comment · 5 days ago

It means that $72 billion will further dilute the stock price when the debt turns into stock.

It is pump and dump in action.

Comment · 5 days ago

They are getting high off their own supply.

Comment · 5 days ago

> But if they don't, it's going to hurt.

They literally said revenue growth rate "may not be sustainable" and "may decrease".

So get ready for the hurt.

Comment · 5 days ago

Not so wild when you add two zeros to hardware-related liabilities...

Comment · 5 days ago

Why are you ignoring the $80.7 Billion loss?

$72 billion of this $80.7 billion loss consists of non-cash accounting charges— related to convertible debt—triggered by a surge in the company’s valuation.

The hardware related liabilities are staggering.

AI psychosis is real.

Comment · 9 days ago

The original fine was much higher. This is closer to Meta’s hopes than the peoples.

Comment · 9 days ago

If anyone cares to comment why I am wrong here I would appreciate it.

Comment · 9 days ago

I am sorry, but if you still have stupid humans these leads will end up going the same place all the leads go. Nowhere.

So what if DCTN1 is linked to Alzheimer's? All they will do is invent a drug to mess with the enzyme and it might only still help a small percentage of people and no one will be able to afford it.

It is well know that diet plays a large role in Alzheimer's[1] and is largely an issue of personal genetics and environment.

[1] https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2024/07/alzheimers-st...

Comment · 10 days ago

Here is an old Daoist story to ponder:

In taking precautions against thieves who cut open satchels, search bags, and break open boxes, people are sure to cord and fasten them well, and to employ strong bonds and clasps; and in this they are ordinarily said to show their wisdom. When a great thief comes, however, he shoulders the box, lifts up the satchel, carries off the bag, and runs away with them, afraid only that the cords, bonds, and clasps may not be secure; and in this case what was called the wisdom (of the owners) proves to be nothing but a collecting of the things for the great thief.

http://nothingistic.org/library/chuangtzu/chuang24.html

Comment · 10 days ago

The AI economy profits solely off of the broken window fallacy.

Comment · 10 days ago

The disease is unleashing these powerful AI tools to the public before even thinking about the risks.

Comment · 10 days ago

If they can find the vulnerability anyone can. This whole "patch the planet" is marketing trying to cover up for the danger AI is unleashing on internet infrastructure.