AUCom96
| Favorite team: | Auburn  |
| Location: | Alabama |
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| Registered on: | 5/12/2020 |
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re: What to see how quickly AI is moving, check out this Hospital System CEO
Posted by AUCom96 on 4/1/26 at 11:36 am to captainFid
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Our Medical system needs this kind of 'disturbance', when health care cost increases often outpace every other market.
And none of that has jack shite to do with the salary of "a radiologist".
The scary part of AI isn't AI itself, it's the idiots who have the power to make decisions on what to do with AI. Because every single time I hear the question of "What happens to jobs, salaries, the economy if AI becomes a catch-all replacement for humans?" The answer is always "Errr... well... errr... industrial revolution, progress, universal income, they'll get to stay home and paint!" Meanwhile, there's a panhandler or 20 on EVERY on-ramp.
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he people setting the agenda on the left are globalists who need the US destroyed
Not the left. Both sides. They are the puppets of money and corruption. The "parties" are just theater so you don't watch what the other hand is doing and instead focus your hate on people with no power whatsoever.
re: Trump Now Has An Abysmal 36% Approval Rating
Posted by AUCom96 on 3/31/26 at 11:22 am to Boodis Man
The economy isn't good and he went and did the stupidest thing he could have possibly done. He's earned worse, in my opinion.
No 'entry-level vehicles', hardly. It's all near 100K SUVs and trucks.
Prices keep skyrocketing due to an endless array of electronics that are now "necessary" in every vehicle. This also makes auto insurance exponentially more expensive. The used car market is ridiculously inflated. And as previous posts have pointed out, it's all reliant on the debt bubble and with decent paying jobs in decline, you have to wonder how much lifespan that thing has left in it.
Prices keep skyrocketing due to an endless array of electronics that are now "necessary" in every vehicle. This also makes auto insurance exponentially more expensive. The used car market is ridiculously inflated. And as previous posts have pointed out, it's all reliant on the debt bubble and with decent paying jobs in decline, you have to wonder how much lifespan that thing has left in it.
re: Trump | ‘I see a deal with Iran this week.’
Posted by AUCom96 on 3/30/26 at 11:24 am to 03 West CoChamps
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Some of y'all are reading what you want to read. It can be interpreted multiple ways.
Yeah... and that's the problem.
It's almost like having Dubya back.
re: Pope reminds us during Palm Sunday mass that war is not Christian
Posted by AUCom96 on 3/29/26 at 2:01 pm to lsugorilla
Amazing how bloodthirsty Trump Christians are. Jesus stayed the sword in the end and preached thou shall not kill, yet some would say mass murder is righteous. Sad times.
re: John Cohen Needs to Go
Posted by AUCom96 on 3/29/26 at 1:10 pm to SingleMalt1973
Cohen is like everything with Auburn sports - aim low and cheap and hope for the best.
It worked with Pearl and that's about it. I don't think State was sad to see Cohen go and so far, I can see why.
It worked with Pearl and that's about it. I don't think State was sad to see Cohen go and so far, I can see why.
I like how Levin likes to act like he's something more than another political parasite with a law degree.
re: Iran will never surrender
Posted by AUCom96 on 3/29/26 at 9:20 am to Vacherie Saint
Keep telling yourself that.
re: Delete. Duplicate.
Posted by AUCom96 on 3/28/26 at 8:02 am to RiverCityTider
So much bloodthirst amongst the so called Christian side of the aisle. It's got to change.
He's full of shite.
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Wager on mid terms? I say R’s hold both.
I'll gladly leave this board if you're right. But you're not. They'll be lucky to hold one. If dems get both? GOP may be effectively over for years to come.
The usual neo-con bullshite about pre-emptive war from a backstabbing a-hole who turned on his Tea Party voters the second he got to DC. frick Marco Rubio and his war machine. If the actions of Iran - under attack from two nations - are to be weighed as the sign of future nuclear attack, apply that same logic to the United States. Think we're going to run around nuking people? Has Iran spent the last several decades blowing an entire part of the world to shite for no tangible reason?
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Must haves
No nuclear program
No funding of terrorists
No ballistic missiles
And you believe these objective have been or will continue to be met?
O...k.
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They'll get in line. It's just a matter of time.
Seems like I've heard this before...
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In essence, the US derives power from its ability to exert overwhelming force throughout the world. That includes deterrence in the form of destabilizing authoritarian regimes to allow an opening for democratic, US-aligned movements to take power. Just like we're seeing in Iran now.
bullshite. The "allow opening for democratic movements to take place" is just a sales line for the hopelessly naive. Destabilize is correct. But what has too often filled that vacuum is intelligence installed factions that turn into a terrorist infection often larger than the problem they were installed to "solve".
Neocon policy CREATED Osama Bin Laden, ISIS and transformed Israel into a slavering, untethered wolf. It was put to its ultimate test to date under Dubya Bush and failed miserably, at the cost of a great deal of debt, American lives and no telling how many innocent civilians caught in the crossfire. America first isn't drowning in debt and killing our young people nor is it becoming a threat for war to a significant part of the world's nations. That's a recipe for destruction. (See Rome, Britain, France, Ottoman Empire, etc.)
Reagan spoke of a shining city on a hill. He didn't preface that as having missiles pointed at the rest of the world.
Shouldn't be surprising. The ghouls want blood, just not their own.
re: Keeping oil prices in perspective, via NYT. The current price is not remotely remarkable
Posted by AUCom96 on 3/25/26 at 5:30 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
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This episode makes me skeptical that America could actually win a third world war.
Do you want one?
I do t think we could "win" one. No one would win in another global conflict. But we sure as frick are the most likely to start it this time... and considering why we were founded, that should be a shameful thing.
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There will be a heavy emphasis on deep bubble route sidelines passes and deep balls. That's where he has to make plays. I dont forsee much middle passes.
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