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  • You’re spot on for all of that. Context windows have a lot to do with the unhinged behavior right now… But it’s a fundamental trait of how LLMs work.

    For example, you can tell it to refer to you by a specific name and once it stops you know the context window is overrun and it’ll go off the rails soon… The newer chat bots have mitigations in place but it still happens a lot.

    These are non-deterministic predictive text generators.

    Any semblance of novel thoughts is due to two things for modern LLMs:

    • Model “temperature”: a setting that determines how much “randomness” there is… with a value of 0 it will generate exactly what it can find that exactly follows what you gave it the best it can. Note it often breaks when you try this.

    • It has more information than you: I’ve had interesting interactions with work where it came up with actually good ideas. These are all accounted for by MCPs allowing it to search and piece things together or the post training refinements and catalog augmentation though.





  • Seems like a strawman argument.

    States have used religion and are often driven by it, and incorporate it.

    Religion isn’t just worship of an invisible creator, religions exist following men.

    Power and the Human Condition are ultimately the cause. Religions, states, all the infrastructure and economy and common ideology… It serves to control the population and ensure power.

    A state that co-ops religion or a state that tries to force secularism are still going to do what they’re going to do, it’s the people and their intents.

    Religion, government… They’re all tools that can be used depending on the people in charge.

    Do we need government? Go ahead and debate.

    Do we need religion? I’m going to say no, change my mind.











  • Andrej Babis wins again—but don’t be fooled by his “pro-Western” talk. This is a convicted embezzler who stole EU funds and has deep ties to the communist secret police (StB). His priority? Himself, not democracy or the Czech people.

    He’s cozying up to far-right extremists like SPD and the Motorists, parties with Nazi-lite tendencies. This coalition looks like Hungary or Slovakia’s Kremlin-friendly puppets, not a strong NATO ally.

    Claiming to support Ukraine but wanting to cut military aid is a betrayal. Russia’s war crimes won’t stop because Babis chooses convenience over courage. The Czech Republic should stand firm with Ukraine and NATO, not waver like some fence-sitter.

    No more business as usual with oligarchs playing nationalist card. Europe’s security depends on pushing back hard against these populist, authoritarian backslides. Watch closely: words mean nothing without action.

    Babis’s “pro-European” act is just a mask.