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Propaganda's danger lies in its power to short-circuit critical thought, and that danger is universal.
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Unaapply kazi Nairobi County wanakuuliza if you have ever been involved in any criminal activity unasema No, kumbe wanataka goons mamaye 😂😂🤣
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That fake fraud hypocritical pan Africanist blocked so many people that called him out. Samia killed hundreds of innocent people man and he gets to justify it in the name of a failed CIA coup? Which doesn’t make sense because the government themselves bootylick them
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For those saying Islam is the problem, do you know out of the 8 killed in Mandera, 4 were Muslim and ethnic Somalis? Terrorists do not know religion in fact they kill more Muslims than any other religions. Hii upuzi ya kutuingilia mwache.
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Very soon ata sisi hardware Engineers tutaanza kuongeleshwa hivi
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It is not a stalemate. It is defeat.
JUST IN: Marco Rubio announced that the United States will not attack Iran militarily
“I'm telling you that the Iranian demands are totally unrealistic. We expect that could change, and if it does, we'll be prepared for diplomacy. We don't need to conduct military strikes if we're achieving the same objective through economic means and economic pressure. But that's not a stalemate. That's actually not. That's the opposite of a stalemate. It is an increased pressure on Iran that continues to grow every day.”
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Imagine Chinese-mass produced RTX 4080 equivalent cards flooding the market at half the price or below……it’s beautiful
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China responds to the claim that a “Chinese female spy” exploited Jensen Huang:
The “Chinese spy” allegation is purely unsubstantiated and directed at smearing China.
Translation:
Stop concocting spy-themed erotic fiction.
The funniest part of this story is the logic.
We are told that China was so desperate for Nvidia chips that it allegedly needed to deploy a female intelligence asset to get close to Jensen Huang and influence his lobbying in Washington.
Jensen Huang did, in fact, spend years urging Washington to loosen chip restrictions on China.
And then Washington loosened them.
So what did Beijing do?
Around 600,000 H200 chips are now sitting in Hong Kong because China has not approved large-scale imports.
Jensen Huang himself has complained that Nvidia went from roughly 95% of China’s advanced AI-chip market to 0%.
So let me understand this:
China was supposedly desperate enough to run a spy operation around Nvidia’s CEO—
but once the chips became available, China decided it would rather keep building its own ecosystem than become dependent on Nvidia again?
That is a very strange definition of “desperation.”
Maybe the problem with this story is not China.
Maybe it is the story.
The U.S. wants two incompatible things from China at the same time.
It wants China dependent on Nvidia and the American AI stack.
It also wants to make sure China never gets enough cutting-edge compute to surpass American models.
So Washington restricts the best chips, then acts surprised when Beijing treats those restrictions as a forced industrial policy for domestic substitution.
And here is the part nobody can ignore anymore:
Without access to the most advanced chips, homegrown Chinese models are already on par with cutting-edge models from the United States.
That tells you that chip supremacy was never the same thing as intelligence supremacy.
The U.S. tried to use semiconductor controls to preserve dependence.
Instead, it gave China the strongest possible incentive to build an AI ecosystem that no longer needs permission from Washington.
That may turn out to be the most expensive strategic mistake of the entire chip war.
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girls with thick thighs and big butts think they can control us.. first of all they can.
