/int/ - International

Watched this breddy intresting video that touches upon how materialism is fundamentally a lie that we keep believing for convenience's sake so here it is. :^)

>>9445 good goyim

>>9474 do you believe in the eternalist model of time

Most of her videos are okay, she usually states very clearly where the borders of her knowledge and understanding are and handles everything in a much more transparent way than others. Her videos on "AI" are completely horrible, though. I've actually been working in that area for two decades and spent about five years running a data centre full of GPUs. I've heard her present things that happened ten years ago as having happened just now because some "AI" guy said so. She recently had to decrease the number of videos per week while a sponsor dropped out. I guess the operation she's running is much tighter than one would think, and the clickbait videos have to subsidize the hardcore niche science research.

>>9737 So, most videos are okay, yet the ones you're an expert on are horrible? I see a pattern here. I noticed the same but not on AI.

>>9702 > what is Vorsteuer

>>9720 >>9727 The very definition of VAT is that it's a consumption tax that's only paid by the end consumer, but collected from the companies. Vorsteuer is part of the collection mechanism. When a company buys something for its own use, e.g. computers or machines, it doesn't pay VAT on it. Neither do e.g. parts of the German federal government like federal offices or federal research centers. It's called Vorsteuerabzug. For some stupid reasons other instances, like schools, universities and state offices have to pay VAT. The government is re-taxing a part of its own money. Genius.

>>9734 > When a company buys something for its own use, e.g. computers or machines, it doesn't pay VAT on it It pays Vorsteuer, unless it can offset it with VAT to stuff it sells. The general idea, as far as I understand it, is that business and private persons are two domains of taxation and passing between them incurs a tax.

>>9735 The moment the thing it buys becomes a permanent business asset (Betriebsvermögen) instead of being a part of something that is meant to be a product that is sold on later, the Vorsteuer is nulled by a virtual Vorsteuerabzug. The only case in which this doesn't work is if the thing was bought from a private individual that cannot handle VAT (e.g. the company buys a used car directly from Bernd). If the asset is sold on later, VAT may have to be collected on it.

Fines and VAT should be proportional to your wealth. Shouldn't be difficult considering the Finance Ministry already has the data.

Isnt it cute? An Austrian tank.

>>9673 With a french AMX 13 turret. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMX-13

Not very armored but it's just so cute (bv 206). Honorable mention: Killdozer.

My favourite armored vehicle is the one that kills the most Russians.

>>9739 So any russian tank with russian infantry on top of the self exploding turret ?

>>9723 He's dead, Jim.

How the hell does a nation of gun owners have so many would-be assassins who can't really hit a target? Kirk was shot in the neck and only died later from his injuries. Could well be still alive, like The Orange One.

>>9723 > it will be memoryholed Donald has sent the military to other places for much less. Stuff like this is exactly what the authoritarians are waiting for.

Who exactly is this guy?! Never heard of Charlie Murk

That's a lot of habbenings in a week and it's still Wednesday.

sleep tight porker

sleep tight porker

sleep tight porker

the simulation argument is stupid because all the arguments towards the simulation can endlessly be made for the world in which the supposed simulation is running, so its like an infinite simulation of simulations which never exits into any kind of real world. basically their arguments are arguing for the argument that no "real world" exists or is even theoretically possible. but those are just semantics. if real world is impossible and doesnt exist but all what exists is the simulation then the simulation is the real world

As long as the simulation follows consistent rules, there's no difference between living a simulation and a computable universe. So if you believe in a computable universe, the question is an idle one (except in the context of anthropic arguments, but then it becomes about whether you sample once from every class or once from every instance). If you believe in a noncomputable universe, the question becomes, what are the observable differences? Do you think there is a true random source at the center of the cosmos?

>>9712 >The lying robot told me so Ok, now I'm convinced.

>>9713 Ask google if gene therapy can kill after 50 years. Answer would be exactly the same.

>>9715 >Ask a different lying robot Nigger, do you think that AI chatbots are actually intelligent?

>>9716 So ask wikipedia. I dont expect from you to dedicate years of your life to read thousands medical/scientific studies and books the way i did, after all.

If you're going to do it, keep vax crap to one thread pls.

Isn't one antivaxx thread enough?

>>9706 New studies about this GT bioweapon pop up pretty much everyday for last 4 years. Over 5k+ of them. If i wanted to establish a thread dedicated to every single one, there would be no other threads on this board. Some German guy made me, because he threatened me with a censorship

>>9708 >bioweapon Take your meds and/or go back to Kohl.

>>9710 There is no other way to describe a technology that can induce over 1200 types of disorders affecting every single organ of a human body. And this modus operandi was already described by +3k peer-reviewed case report studies.

Jacking off to anime is better and is free. Why would you ever go to a hooker?

>>9684 what is sex like?

>>9684 I wish we had classy young hookers like in fantasy games instead of the bydlo gypsies that make up our brothels Better to jack off

>>9686 Don't visit brothels but private whores, which you meet in their appartment. 100 % better experience, especially if you vibe with her.

>>9688 But brothels are good for Rampagefucking ( +2 ). + u get the Medal of having slept with more then 2 whores in a day.

Hello rat

>>7980 40

hello rato

>>7883 hello rato

>>7883 Hello rato

Fuck off to /pol/

>>9637 The US has a few ten thousands homicides per year. What makes you think that talking about a particular one is /pol/ tier just because it's being exploited by the presi-- ohh, you're right.

Niggers gonna nig.

>>9609 Wow they already did the Netflix movie?

>>9639 >The US has a few ten thousands homicides per year. Sadly that never stopped the left, the NGO complex, and the media establishment from turning Trayvon Martin, Ahmaud Arbery, Jordan Neely, and even non-violent trivial incidents like the "Central Park birdwatching incident" into national stories with leading headlines to reinforce the narrative of black victimization and white racism, despite each one of those cases being a lot more cherry-picked than this Ukrainian woman's murder when considering statistical realities. After a whole decade of suffering such dishonest garbage from esteemed institutions like the NYT that are held up as exemplars of journalistic integrity, there's a completely understandable impulse to use that same playbook against them, because it is a very powerful method of swaying public opinion. So here we are. And while OP may or may not be from /pol/, the contents of his post qualify as mainstream right-wing in the US at this point. Fox News was openly posting black crime statistics to their boomer audience two days ago, which would have been unimaginable even 3 years ago.