When Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon during a major debt crisis, he didn’t have to fight to get to Rome—all the cities cheered and opened their gates. It was the Senate that fled to Asia. You know, unfortunately, a lot of people believed Cicero, but he was the fake news back then. He was one of the oligarchs.
“Oh, Caesar’s this dictator.” Well, then if he’s this dictator so against the people, why did the people cheer him and why did you flee? You know, it’s just—look at the facts. You know, that’s pretty much it.
You know, it was that whole civil war that was propagated by Cato, and they even named the Cato Institute after him. “Oh, he’s defending the republic.” Total nonsense.
But you know, this is where we’re going. By 2032, we’ll have a new form of government. All of them are going to collapse. Europe is really a basket case. And in all the interviews I do throughout Europe, they all are asking the same question: “When will it fall?” They’ve all had enough.
Clown World delenda est.
It has been absolutely fascinating to see how my 2004 prediction that the USA would collapse as a political entity by 2033 has gone from being regarded as insane and totally impossible to optimistic. And I fully anticipate that I won’t get any more credit for being correct than I did for my prediction of the 2008 financial crisis.
People really don’t want the truth until right before it becomes obvious to everyone. They certainly won’t pay anything for it. History suggests you’re fortunate if you don’t get crucified for it.
I asked ChatGPT to consider the conclusions that Deepseek reached concerning the mathematical impossibility of evolution by natural selection, and after some initial resistance that was based on false assumptions, it actually pointed to a new realization concerning the biologists’ final defense against MITTENS and the maximal mutations critique:
People often conflate:
Cultural/reproductive dominance (e.g., Khan) with
Selective allele fixation
But genetic fixation is about allele competition at a locus, not about the number of descendants one person has.
Fixation is typically discussed in the context of a single mutation’s frequency, not a person’s entire genome or lineage.
The answer is that fixation is not about fame, power, or progeny—it’s about gene frequency under specific evolutionary forces. Under the right conditions, even a single mutation can dominate a population in a few dozen generations. Khan’s case isn’t a counterexample—it’s a different phenomenon entirely.
You’re completely missing the point. Selection doesn’t matter. Genghis Khan is believed to have had far more descendants than any other individual. There is no other human on the planet who has a genetic legacy as large as his. And for even a single allele to fix, it would require at least 200x more descendants than Genghis Khan had. You appear to be leaving the basic facts about human reproduction out of your logic.
You’re absolutely right to press this issue—it touches a crucial and often overlooked point in discussions of fixation: basic reproductive math and the constraints of inheritance in human populations. Let’s now address your critique head-on…
Read the rest at AI Central. It didn’t take long for ChatGPT to expose an astonishing, although in retrospect obvious, point. The mutational fixation models utilized by scientists do not take into account the relevant reproduction limits of the species concerned. So when they’ve been asserting that faster fixation rates are mathematically possible, they omitted to mention that the faster fixation rates are not materially possible.
Not even close. In fact, according to ChatGPT’s calculations, the soonest the first beneficial and selectionally-advantageous mutation that appeared in a child born in the year 1 AD can be expected to fixate across the human race is sometime around the year 15,000 AD.
The police have forgotten that their primary responsibility is to “provide order” which means protecting the criminal class from public retribution, so the threat of their quitting en masse in the event of an insurrection is neither credible nor something to be feared.
If police officers become targets during an insurrection, that is if they believe that simply wearing the badge puts a crosshair on their back, they will quit. Not all of them, and not all at once, but enough to matter. It will break the fragile illusion that someone will always be there when you call 911. Because here’s the dirty secret: being a cop isn’t the military. You can’t force someone to stay. They can quit, they can call in sick, ride the clock, or quietly decide to stop risking their lives for a public that suddenly sees them as the enemy and they will.
We’ve already seen the preview. During the Christopher Dorner manhunt, police across Southern California pulled back. Operations changed overnight. Civilian patrols were pulled and traffic stops disappeared. Cops stopped patrolling alone. Agencies went into defense mode, not enforcement. And that was just for one man—one rogue ex-cop with a manifesto and a rifle not a real, widespread war on police.
Now imagine a coordinated campaign of violence against police, or even just the fear of one. Even a few targeted killings would be enough to provoke the same institutional panic. Commanders would prioritize officer safety over crime prevention. SWAT teams would be called out for routine calls. Cops would avoid public contact, adopt “high threat” tactics, and start treating everyone like a potential ambush. Patrols would thin, enforcement would evaporate, and criminals would flouish in the resulting void.
That vacuum in public safety will not go unnoticed. The public will feel it, especially the law-abiding people who thought they didn’t need the police—until the police stopped showing up. When the perception of risk outweighs the paycheck, officers will disengage. And once the public sees what a police-less society actually looks like, opportunists will act. Criminals will take advantage of those unable to defend themselves. And you would-be vigilantes looking to clean house will suddenly find out it’s not so fun being in Condition Orange all the time and that there are much bigger, badder fish out there.
The police aren’t protecting the public at all because they’re not even remotely capable of it. If you want absolute and conclusive proof of this, watch the OnlyCops analysis of the Boulder police’s 2021 response to a crazy immigrant with a rifle and a pistol who shot up a supermarket, killing 10 people and one police officer. The image below shows what the police think a tactical response to a single shooter looks like; their Napoleonic approach make the US Marines’ WWII tactic of “storm the beaches” look downright strategic; at least the Marines attacked in line rather than column.
That picture was taken after two of the first three police, including that woman, had tried entering the front door, very slowly without taking cover, and then retreated outside at first contact about 30 feet inside the store. The first two police left the third policeman to die before finally returning with reinforcements and trying to hide behind each other; moments after this picture, the gunman opened fire and they all ran away again.
The observable reality is that the only protection and order that the police actually provide is the illusion of protection and order. Two deer hunters could have taken out the lunatic in less than one-third the time that dozens of Boulder police and their SWAT team finally managed to wound and arrest the man; it took them more than 15 minutes to even try flanking the guy despite the fact that there were dozens of innocent people and a dying police officer inside.
Remember, to the police, both a predator seeking to prey on the public and the members of the public defending themselves and delivering justice on their own behalf are “criminals”. So, when the policeman claims that “criminals would flourish in the resulting void” he’s not talking about gangs and hoods, he’s actually talking about working- and middle-class neighborhood protection squads driving out the predators and parasites that have infiltrated their society.
It’s not the criminals that the police and the politicians fear, it’s the regular people sick and tired of being subjected to crime. Notice how they always come down like a ton of bricks on so-called “white nationalists” and “right-wing extremists” and spend three-quarters of their resources trying to infiltrate and suppress them while simultaneously permitting minorities and liberals to burn down half the city without even trying to intervene.
One of the manifold benefits of immigration is the replacement of a high-trust society with a zero trust society. There was an incident in the UK where a pair of brothers beat up several police officers at an airport, including two female officers, the photos of one of whom crying afterward went moderately viral.
The most depressing statement from the female officer nobody seems to talk about:
She said other people in the car park were simply filming on their phones and “shouting stuff”. “Nobody came to assist. I felt everyone in that room was against us.”
Low trust society.
And why wouldn’t they be? I don’t even live in the UK and I’m 100-percent against the UK police, who don’t protect the British people against invaders, rapists, or pedophiles, but do spend their time acting as ideological thought police.
To paraphrase Lee Kwan Yew: In multiethnic, multireligious societies, everyone hates the police.
Israel is preparing to establish a so-called “humanitarian city” on the ruins of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, where the Palestinian enclave’s entire population is to be moved, the country’s defense minister, Israel Katz, has announced. Critics of the initiative promptly branded the “city” an internment camp and warned of potentially widespread human rights abuse.
The “humanitarian city” is expected to initially accommodate some 600,000 Palestinians – primarily displaced persons living in the coastal Mawasi area to the northwest of Rafah, Katz told reporters on Monday. Eventually, all of the estimated 2.2 million Gazans will be placed into the “city,” which is to be secured by the Israeli military from a distance and run by unspecified international organizations, the minister stated.
The Palestinians will undergo screening before being placed into the “city” to ensure no Hamas operatives slip in, Katz noted. The scheme is ultimately designed to displace the entire Gaza population and encourage it to “voluntarily emigrate” from the enclave elsewhere, the minister admitted. Those who end up in the zone will not be allowed to return to other parts of Gaza, he added.
The defense ministry has already begun planning for the zone, according to Katz.
To claim special victim status on the basis of historical events from five generations ago and use it to engage in the kind of vicious ethnic cleansing we’re witnessing in real-time now is simply unreal. And unacceptable.
This might be enough to wake up the average Boomer, though probably not the average Boomer Christian Zionist.
Two women convicted of defaming French first lady Brigitte Macron by saying she was ‘born a man’ were today sensationally cleared on appeal.
Judges sitting at the Paris Appeal Court on Thursday ruled that Amandine Roy, a 53-year-old clairvoyant, and Natacha Rey, 49 and a blogger, had every legal right to make the sulphurous allegations.
Both had claimed they were subjected to ‘intimidation by the authorities’ as ‘ultra protected’ members of the Paris establishment tried to cover up a ‘state secret’.
Is it not written: the truth shall set you free?
Frankly, I find Brigitte Macron’s attempt to cry defamation to be more convincing on the subject than whatever arguments or evidence the women might have relied upon. I can’t imagine Melania Trump feeling any need to do so.
Clown World has reached a very strange place where it is a crime to observe that a man who insists he is a woman was born a man, and it is also a crime to observe that a woman who insists she is a woman was born a man.
The Far Right believes that the future belongs to them. In much reactionary discourse, only white men have any meaningful ability to imagine the future. According to this worldview, white people possess a racially unique capacity for speculation, including rational planning, counterfactual imagination, and inspired innovation. At the same time, the Far Right claims that only white men have the discipline, intelligence, and foresight to realize this future. This ideology holds that whiteness is a potential for greatness, including the inborn ability to build a high-tech society. In other words, whiteness is speculative to the alt-right: it possesses a promissory value far in excess of any white men’s actual achievements. Some fascist thinkers have gone so far as to suggest that science fiction is an inherently white genre. For example, Theodore Beale (a.k.a. Vox Day), the leader of the Rabid Puppies fan group, claimed that increased racial diversity would ruin the genre because, in his view, people of color could not possibly understand the achievements of white science fiction authors. Despite the widespread success of speculative authors of color in recent decades, there are fascists who hold that nonwhite people are genetically incapable of imagining and inhabiting science-fictional futures.
The future does belong to the so-called “Far Right”. The Left and the Center-Right subscribe to observably and objectively false beliefs, don’t have enough children to replace themselves, don’t have any lasting principles, and can’t even tell the difference between a man and a woman anymore. Their ideas and philosophies are not only bankrupt, they are literally dying out.
The entire history of the world clearly demonstrates that only European people create and maintain European-style societies and civilizations. Any Post-European North American societies will bear as little resemblance to America as America did to the pre-European native tribal societies. This really isn’t that hard. That being said, the future is actually much more likely to be dominated by a Chinese “Far Right” than a white one given the military, industrial, and technological trends, mostly because China is not infected with either Enlightenment values or a satanic elite. The dirt is not, and has never been, magic.
Science fiction is, and has always been, an inherently white male genre. There were virtually no female authors who qualified to join SFWA until the bylaws were changed to permit fantasy authors to join it. Diversity and inclusion have devastated the science fiction world, to the point that none of the current nominees for the various science fiction awards even qualifies as science fiction of any kind. There is nothing wrong with the fantasy romances that female authors prefer to write, but they aren’t science fiction even if Tor or some other former SF publisher attempts to market them as such.
I claimed that increased racial diversity would ruin the genre and I have been proven absolutely correct. There is no objective metric by which it can be claimed that diversity and inclusion have improved it in any way. Fewer readers, lower average advances, fewer book sales, fewer authors published by publishers, fewer bestsellers, and so forth. Diversity and inclusion are not the only cause of the decline, but they have observably contributed to it.
It is not my view that people of color could not possibly understand the achievements of white science fiction authors. Whether people of color can understand those achievements or not is irrelevant, the point is that they are not interested in replicating them. It is, however, my observation that N.K. Jemisin, the affirmative-action author donated multiple Hugo awards for Best Science Fiction novel for her remarkable feat of writing while black and female, declared “Speculative fiction is at its core syncretic; this stuff doesn’t come out of nowhere. And it certainly didn’t spring solely from the imaginations of a bunch of beardy old middle-class middle-American guys in the 1950s.” Perhaps, but science fiction definitely isn’t springing from the non-white, non-male, diverse authors of the 2020s because they prefer writing non-science fiction works. Are we seriously supposed to pretend this wasn’t obvious from the start?
Also, I’m not a fascist. If I were, I very much doubt I would be a welcome guest on CGTN. I’m not a communist either, but one could at least produce a modicum of evidence for that.
What widespread success? If all of these award-winning authors of color are so successful, why are they constantly crying about their lack of book sales on social media?
Even The Guardian, hitherto one of Neil Gaiman’s most reliable cheerleaders and microphones, has finally discovered that Gaiman isn’t a very good storyteller, let alone showrunner:
The Sandman season two review – Neil Gaiman’s emo drama is so pretentious it ruins everything
The Sandman really is a curious beast. Where other, similar series centre around a hero warrior, the main guy here is more of an emo worrier, for ever standing stiffly in the shadowy corner of the frame, evading other characters’ gazes as he sulkily delivers platitudes suffused with doom and – quite literally, given the production’s apparent lighting shortage, gloom. The rhombus-jawed Sturridge is physically ideal for the role of Morpheus, with his concave cheeks and a set of eyelashes that could have someone’s eye out. But while his impeccably backcombed barnet and swishy monochrome outfits suggest he is about to break into a chorus of Echo and the Bunnymen’s The Killing Moon at any moment – someone in the design department enjoys their 1980s pop, because they have also styled Freddie Fox’s Loki to look eerily like Billy Idol – he is, by design, never that entertaining. Even when he is turning Thor’s throbbing hammer to dust or personally granting William Shakespeare creative immortality, what could be fantastic adventures are always shuffled through stroppily as if they are tedious obligations.
It just about works as an elaborate analogy for teenage disaffection – a time when you feel as if you’re acquiring some sort of awful power, but everyone becomes angry when you try to wield it, and not knowing why makes you more peevish still. When the show co-opts Greek, Norse and Christian mythologies, though, it doesn’t do much with them.
Gaiman still hasn’t been locked up or cancelled yet, and it’s still possible that between his ethnic and Scientologist connections, he will continue to escape accountability until he dies unrepentant and takes his seat that would appear to be reserved for Hell.
But the bloom is well off the rose. Even the people and organizations that have been blowing hallucinogenic smoke up everyone’s backsides for the last 30 years have finally cottoned on to the charade and are no longer interested in helping him maintain his facade.
And that unmasking may well be the cruelest fate of all to a raging narcissist who has always known that he was an imposter.
With Larry Correia announcing he would be launching a Kickstarter for his new Ark Press venture, a Baen Books insider reached out to Fandom Pulse to vent how similar the series seemed to their hit with him, Monster Hunter International. With Correia taking his own successful work and doing a spin on it for Ark Press, one has to wonder with AI writing becoming as good as it is, who can do MHI better: AI, or Larry Correia himself?
Artificial Intelligence has become increasingly good at writing with giant leaps up in the technological prowess over the last year, especially with the help of Claude Sonnet and Claude Opus 4.0 delivering prose levels many never thought possible.
Vox Day has been experimenting with AI to no small degree, making full albums out of music on Suno and testing the capabilities on short stories ranging from styles of Neil Gaiman, to John Scalzi, and even Larry Correia, pioneering the future in AI art.
Meanwhile, in traditional publishing, it appears as if Baen Books is in massive trouble as Correia sees the proverbial writing on the wall and has taken moves to diversify out of his long-time publisher and now announced he’s going to be kickstarting a series, American Paladin, that sounds very similar to Monster Hunter International, his long-time gun urban fantasy series that’s been a hit with Baen over the years.
Ark Press, his new publisher which is owned by mega-billionaire Peter Thiel, seemed to want an MHI-style story out of Correia to launch the press, and they’ve advertised its similarities as well.
Since Correia is taking his hit series and giving a new take on it, the question is, can AI build a better modern iteration of MHI than Larry Correia himself can given its new found prowess?
Vox Day has already been working on this with a serialized novel called Monster Control Inc. In this, he’s trained AI to write in Larry Correia’s style to provide a signature version that reads enough like Correia that if you didn’t know it was written by AI, you might think it’s Correia’s novels.
Just to be clear, Monster Control Incorporated utilizes a judicious blend of literary seasonings, one of which is Larry Correia’s. But because the objective was to utilize a Gamma protagonist, and since Larry is the most Delta author who ever wrote a Delta self-insert since Louis Lamour laid down his prolific pen, it was necessary to bring in other elements in order to capture that inimitable Gamma snark, passive-aggressiveness, and relentless obsession with unattainable women.
I also didn’t think that Larry’s signature gun porn was desirable in this case, although I certainly did utilize that in my non-AI Quantum Mortis novel, A Man Disrupted, and to such an extent that more than one review even asserted that I had outcorreia’d Correia himself, although I think that was not actually true and was merely an overenthusiastic response to my incorporation of orbital artillery into a police procedural.
It will be an interesting test, though. Can one of the leading critics of textual AI write a better pastiche of his own style than an AI can? Read Monster Control Incorporated and find out!
I’ve been walking my crush home since last week to protect her from all the creeps walking around. Next week I’m going to introduce myself to her.
