Me: I will use "radium water" as an analogy for how horrible AI's potential subtle long-term effects are, because the general public in 2026 can easily understand this analogy.
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Me: I will use "radium water" as an analogy for how horrible AI's potential subtle long-term effects are, because the general public in 2026 can easily understand this analogy.
The general public in 2026: https://futurism.com/future-society/alternative-health-influencer-drinking-radioactive-jug-revigator
@glyph Sadly not a new thing
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@glyph holy hell. Reading about the effects of radium is one of the most horrific things I’ve ever experienced.
yup
"The Radium Girls"
anyone else reading: don't search that phrase unless you want nightmares
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Me: I will use "radium water" as an analogy for how horrible AI's potential subtle long-term effects are, because the general public in 2026 can easily understand this analogy.
The general public in 2026: https://futurism.com/future-society/alternative-health-influencer-drinking-radioactive-jug-revigator
@glyph Waiting for the alt-healthers to declare dimethylmercury the cure for all ills.
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Me: I will use "radium water" as an analogy for how horrible AI's potential subtle long-term effects are, because the general public in 2026 can easily understand this analogy.
The general public in 2026: https://futurism.com/future-society/alternative-health-influencer-drinking-radioactive-jug-revigator
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Me: I will use "radium water" as an analogy for how horrible AI's potential subtle long-term effects are, because the general public in 2026 can easily understand this analogy.
The general public in 2026: https://futurism.com/future-society/alternative-health-influencer-drinking-radioactive-jug-revigator
I really hope this trend takes hold among Republican adults.
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@mcc A "small ideological minority" whose approval rating never seems to dip below about 45% of the voting public, somehow.
@glyph @mcc
Que tiene que ver los tecno oligarcas con ello?
Son los dueños de los medios de comunicación y las redes sociales?Luego, supongo que este hombre es un profesional de la desinformación, vive de la intoxicación .
Que pruebe con otras aguas para redondear el tratamiento, con plomo, amianto o cianuro.Pdt Al ladrón envenenador Ruso le encanta “repartir” polonio, es otra opción.
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Me: I will use "radium water" as an analogy for how horrible AI's potential subtle long-term effects are, because the general public in 2026 can easily understand this analogy.
The general public in 2026: https://futurism.com/future-society/alternative-health-influencer-drinking-radioactive-jug-revigator
@glyph I normally don’t like to direct traffic towards these folks, but if you’re skeptical that someone you’ve never heard of has the most Oniony (seriously; read the article, it’s a doozy) article you’ve ever seen and is actually real, well…he does have a website, and it has a blog section: https://cultivateelevate.com/blog/
The FAQ will also be, ah, informative. I did get a chuckle at him touting his “organic” products for being safe from heavy metals, because those are bad for you.
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@glyph I want to stress this man is *not* the general public, he's a member of a small ideological minority… which… for… some… reason… has 100%, absolute control over the nation's science and health policy.
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Me: I will use "radium water" as an analogy for how horrible AI's potential subtle long-term effects are, because the general public in 2026 can easily understand this analogy.
The general public in 2026: https://futurism.com/future-society/alternative-health-influencer-drinking-radioactive-jug-revigator
so we apparently live in a world where if someone touts ricin capsules as a cure-all they get money and influence. or fluoroantimonic acid bowel cleanse! howabout polio for making your muscles tougher
"My favorite thing about radium water is it pulls the vaccine toxicity out of the body"
it's hard to read that sentence without losing braincells
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@glyph @mcc
Que tiene que ver los tecno oligarcas con ello?
Son los dueños de los medios de comunicación y las redes sociales?Luego, supongo que este hombre es un profesional de la desinformación, vive de la intoxicación .
Que pruebe con otras aguas para redondear el tratamiento, con plomo, amianto o cianuro.Pdt Al ladrón envenenador Ruso le encanta “repartir” polonio, es otra opción.
Aquí en España tenemos Palomares radioactivo .
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incidente_de_Palomares
Como Hispano le hago una invitación formal para que venga a comer
“rica tierra radioactiva”.
Tenemos toda la que quiera , gratis a demás.Pdt Me lo tomo con humor, pero es para llorar.
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Me: I will use "radium water" as an analogy for how horrible AI's potential subtle long-term effects are, because the general public in 2026 can easily understand this analogy.
The general public in 2026: https://futurism.com/future-society/alternative-health-influencer-drinking-radioactive-jug-revigator
@glyph
I'm reminded of the Radium Girls, women who were lied to by their employers about the health effects of the paint they were using. It's one fight in labor rights we shouldn't repeat. -
so we apparently live in a world where if someone touts ricin capsules as a cure-all they get money and influence. or fluoroantimonic acid bowel cleanse! howabout polio for making your muscles tougher
"My favorite thing about radium water is it pulls the vaccine toxicity out of the body"
it's hard to read that sentence without losing braincells
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Radium water pulls lots of things out of the body: vaccine toxicity, brain cells, teeth, life...
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@glyph Waiting for the alt-healthers to declare dimethylmercury the cure for all ills.
@kentenmakto @glyph Mercury was once considered a medicine. Mercury chloride was used as a laxative. It's only a matter of time before alternative medicine starts promoting it as a “natural” remedy.
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Me: I will use "radium water" as an analogy for how horrible AI's potential subtle long-term effects are, because the general public in 2026 can easily understand this analogy.
The general public in 2026: https://futurism.com/future-society/alternative-health-influencer-drinking-radioactive-jug-revigator
@glyph I didn’t think it could get any worse but…
“Roeske seemingly has no medical degree that Futurism could identify. Instead, his main gig appears to be selling capsules of mushroom powder to his more than 500,000 Instagram followers, while promoting woo-woo practices on his podcast, like staring at the Sun to strengthen your eyes.”
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J jwcph@helvede.net shared this topic
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@glyph 51% of the voting public voted to defer their choice to the 45% of the voting public who always vote republican who voted to defer their choice to 27% of the voting public who are ideologically extreme republicans who decided to defer their choice to one single man from the television who decided to defer all health and science policy to the 5% of the general, possibly-voting public who believe contrarian and semi-mystical things about nutrition and health
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Me: I will use "radium water" as an analogy for how horrible AI's potential subtle long-term effects are, because the general public in 2026 can easily understand this analogy.
The general public in 2026: https://futurism.com/future-society/alternative-health-influencer-drinking-radioactive-jug-revigator
@glyph Tja, we ended up in the wrong universe, didn't we? rationality and sense? Out. Hallucinations? In.
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@glyph I didn’t think it could get any worse but…
“Roeske seemingly has no medical degree that Futurism could identify. Instead, his main gig appears to be selling capsules of mushroom powder to his more than 500,000 Instagram followers, while promoting woo-woo practices on his podcast, like staring at the Sun to strengthen your eyes.”
