Mugita Sokio

LLMs are a coverup for the USD and bond market bubble, of which had just started to pop.

It’s the requirement nowadays. The anti-AI crowd clearly don’t like that AI does a better job at not being biased than those who use AI.

So you want people to reject AI because it does a better job at not being biased than humans who have personal biases that can go off the rocker? Sounds unbiased to me.

Honestly, I’d rather use dumb tech than the smart tech we were in.

Also, in terms of Linux, self-hosting, and privacy tools, I don’t think it’s futile, but rather, as someone who uses as much FOSS as possible, it is liberating if you control it. For the AI part, I’d just use Ollama and Qwen 3, as much of corporate AI is sloppy.

I’m all for politicized jobs and hobbies getting replaced with AI, if I’m being honest. Anyone who pushes a political, religious, or economic agenda while doing something completely unrelated to those three things specifically, needs to be replaced by those who augment with AI tools.

Long story short, Moss explains how we’re in heading towards an inflationary crash, instead of a deflationary one, like what 2008 was. 2001, 2008, 1929, and 1903 were all deflationary currency crashes if I’m not mistaken, and this one will be due to the US Dollar failing, which is predicted to happen this year (due to the amount of money printing that happens as a result of Babylonian money magick). However, I have a sneaking suspicion this has to do with some length of time before the crash is noticed.

This, from Mark Moss: https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=ttMDQB0TJJc

AI is not the bubble. The USD and bonds that are covered thereof are the bubble, and it had burst recently.