They interviewed the woman who created the vids I just posted:
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âSounds better with armour onâ: deadmau5 gets suitably suited and booted as he plays Teenage Engineeringâs medieval-themed EP-1320 while dressed as a knight
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A look at saving the banana.
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Dumbass eats nightshade picked from someone yard
Clueless actress Alicia Silverstone worried fans on Monday night after she posted a video of herself eating a mystery fruit that fans warned in the starâs comments could be âpoisonous.â Since then, the star hasnât posted to her social media accounts.
In the video, Silverstone can be seen standing on the street in the UK, where she says she found the unidentified berry. âIâve discovered something that I canât figure out what it is and I need your help,â she says, panning her camera to potted plants that look like they belong to someoneâs fenced-in front yard.
âIt was on the street and we were discussing whether this was a tomato or not,â she says, revealing that sheâd already âbit into it.â She shows the camera the innards of the little red bulb. âItâs definitely not [a tomato] because look at these leaves,â she says. Despite not knowing what it is, Silverstone thought it a good idea to still consume it, apparentlyâthough she admits, âI donât think youâre supposed to eat this.â
Silverstone has previously been outspoken about her distrust of vaccines and even tampons, which she documented in her book The Kind Mama: A Simple Guide to Supercharged Fertility, a Radiant Pregnany, a Sweeter Birth, and a Healthier, More Beautiful Beginning. In it, she calls vaccines shots of âaluminum and formaldehydeâ and suggested that tampons cause infertility. She felt so strongly about her anti-vax stance that she endorsed (and provided literal campaign cheese for) Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has been a consistent amplifier of vaccine misinformation.
But apparently those fears about putting foreign substances in her body did not stop her from eating unknown fruit from the street.
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Now thatâs irony.
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I understand why building a society based on respect, wisdom, justice and reason is problematic for right-wingers, but why doesnât the person complaining about that see it as a problem with the right?
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Mayoral candidate vows to let VIC, an AI bot, run Wyomingâs capital city
Victor Miller has skirted attempts by OpenAI and the state to shut down his campaign, believed to be the first U.S. effort of its kind.
Mayoral candidate Victor Miller, a bespectacled librarian with an AI obsession, stood between an American flag and a Wyoming flag, preaching what he sees as the untapped potential of artificial intelligence in government.
AI would be objective. It wouldnât make mistakes. It would read hundreds of pages of municipal minutiae quickly and understand them. It would, he said, be good for democracy.
Miller made this pitch at a county library in Wyomingâs capital on a recent summer Friday, with a few friends and family filling otherwise empty rows of chairs. Before the sparse audience, he vowed to run the city of Cheyenne exclusively with an AI bot he calls âVICâ for âVirtual Integrated Citizen.â
Washington Post Gift article here:
https://wapo.st/3XaWire
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