Lawyers, when they are about to diplomatically call an opponent an idiot, will first say, ‘in all due respect’. In this case, not only is ‘in all due respect’ not used, but you may as well preface everything with ‘Your Honour, my opponent is a retard.’
If you’ve watched the interview, you’ll know what I mean.
Imagine asking Gemini about the Musket Wars and being told, in not so many words, that it can’t help you because it’d make Māori look bad. Make no mistake. This isn’t about human rights or “te Tiriti”. It’s a blatant power grab.
The water and energy demand of coming AI data centres in New Zealand is presently getting considerable attention. The supply of cooling water for the centres is actually a distraction because it is just a matter of having suitable locations. […] The real issue is about energy. The already-consented Datagrid
Let’s be clear. Auckland Council doesn’t own council venues. Ratepayers own them. Auckland Council can’t stop people using them without good reason. And having opposing ideological views isn’t one of them.
Consent has always been problematic and what is being proposed isn’t going to change that.
I wouldn’t quite call critics of AI luddites. I’d call them more ‘reluctant adopters’. And there is no more clearer example of this than software developers.
If, as an immigrant, you are required to know English, is knowing Hindi or Punjabi an advantage? And why?
Heir Keir didn’t resign for Mother England. He resigned because he’s virtually been forced to. Either quit voluntarily or get the boot.
All I can think of is that we’re still living in clown world. You couldn’t make this stuff up.
Us Gen Xers were chumps, which makes it even more satisfying to see Millennials and Gen Z refuse to fall for the same scam.
I don’t believe Temu should be banned though. It’s up to the consumer to decide if they want to buy something cheap, nasty and potentially dangerous, or something more expensive but doesn’t break the second time you use it.
It’s history repeating itself and the reason is exactly the same – businesses seeing an opportunity to make more of a buck. But at least it makes a difference from seeing rainbow stickers everywhere.
Sure, Trump could send in the troops. But why risk American lives? The Iranian regime is a dying rat. All Trump has to do is watch it die.
Starmer has said that he wants to stay prime minister for at least ten years in order to “finish the job”. It wouldn’t surprise me if, after the election when Labour get trounced, he will do everything he legally can to stay in power.
