On 6/27/2026 2:52 AM, AI Jobless wrote:

AI's easiest way to wipe us out...

Create an unnoticeble killer virus that infects the whole world, it lies 'asleep' in the human body and after 10 or so years it becomes active
and then BAM we're wiped out. Simple as that!

Youtube video ID: tiGq88_rLMQ&t=919s

Is the video really about Windows viruses?

Or is it a stupid magic show composed and fabricated by A.I.? :)


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On Sun, 6/28/2026 12:18 AM, Mr. Man-wai Chang wrote:

On 6/27/2026 2:52 AM, AI Jobless wrote:

AI's easiest way to wipe us out...

Create an unnoticeble killer virus that infects the whole world, it lies
'asleep' in the human body and after 10 or so years it becomes active
and then BAM we're wiped out. Simple as that!

Youtube video ID:

Is the video really about Windows viruses?

Or is it a stupid magic show composed and fabricated by A.I.? :)

Youtube is like the Pacific Gyre, a large vat of plastic garbage spinning in circles.

It's like the AOL of the Internetz. A place
where ideas go to die.

What I like about the ocean, is the astounding distribution
of garbage types. Near the family cottage, is a beach. And
it must have a thousand empty 1 liter oil-change bottles on it.
And you have to say to yourself "doesn't *anyone* throw their
fucking waste in the garbage?". It seems that every oil change
ever done, the empties are sitting on that stretch of beach.

What is also neat, is the *size* of ocean going garbage is getting
larger. There was another news story, where styrofoam blocks six foot
on edge, four of them, were found sitting on a beach. The garbage just
keeps getting bigger and bigger. Did those just "fall off" the
back of a pickup truck ?

https://cheknews.ca/scary-streamkeepers-find-huge-debris-washed-up-in-qualicum-beach-1293867/

And that's why you can have Youtube videos 90 minutes long, with
no intellectual content in them. The garbage just keeps getting bigger.
Do you get more income from a 90 minute movie ? The mind boggles.

Paul

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On Sun, 6/28/2026 6:13 AM, Mr. Man-wai Chang wrote:

On 6/28/2026 6:08 PM, Paul wrote:

What is also neat, is the *size* of ocean going garbage is getting
larger. There was another news story, where styrofoam blocks six foot
on edge, four of them, were found sitting on a beach. The garbage just
keeps getting bigger and bigger. Did those just "fall off" the
back of a pickup truck ?

By "garbage", I think you meant plastic fabric, as in fabrication. :)

Typically, plastic waste on beaches, requires a channel to act as a
collector of the stuff. The material is most visible at low tide.
This is a poor example photo, but it will have to do.

https://justoneocean.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/DSCF3857.jpg

Empty plastic oil bottles lay on their side, and they don't stand up
like that on their own. A human interfered with the placement
in that photo.

If the conditions are right, there can be a lot of those bottles
on the beach, as well as plastic buoys from lobster trap setups,
pieces of rotting nylon rope and so on. A favorite at the beach,
is the plastic material holding a six-pack of aluminum beer cans,
which strangles seagulls when they get those around their neck.

https://i.natgeofe.com/n/e87fcba2-40c2-4420-977a-5064b054030f/plastic-multipack_3x2.jpg

The last time I was at the beach, there weren't any of those,
as they likely rot before they pile up.

You will notice that the Google collection of images, is not
random, and certain kinds of photos that might be more alarming,
concerning the amount of garbage in the ocean, are not shown.
A lot of the Google photos, show plastic drinking water bottles,
and the frequency of those showing at the beach is different.

The Pacific Gyre is huge. Most of it, it if did have plastic, they are micro-particles. But there are areas of thicker plastic, measured in
square miles, where a removal-machine could be more profitably
employed. You would never be able to clean the entire Gyre. It's
too late for that. Micro-particles are everywhere, even in the
Arctic circle. Nobody really wants to discuss plastic waste.

Paul

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