By Mass L. Usuf –

Mass Usuf
“In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.” ~ Martin Luther King Jnr.
Speaking about the United States of America he says, “the Americans wake up every day to the subversive nature of the international Jews. They use their positions within the media, the government, the banking system and financial institutions, the academia and the court system to take full control.” The disgust expressed by the Alt-Right internet personality Stew Peters in the Stew Peters Show.
In Gaza, the subversive nature of the Israelis is fixed with the obsession to wholesale exterminate a sizable portion of the population with the objective of altering the demography and geography of the Palestinian land.
The Al Jazeera end February 2025 count of the genocide was at least 62,000 deaths and 111,588 injured. Among the dead are at least 17,500 children. Add to this the murders committed during this month. Deaths due to traumatic injuries are estimated at more than 70,000, vide the Lancet Medical Journal. As per the UN, Gaza now has the highest number of child amputees per capita anywhere in the world.
Erga Omnes and Sri Lanka
The truism of Israel’s genocidal pursuit is now undeniably beyond doubt. Hence the collective global outcry of denouncement. Israel is clearly continuing to violate the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination and violated the prohibition of the use of force to acquire territory and several other obligations under international humanitarian law and international human rights law.
Such violations according to international law creates obligations on the other States of the world. The ICJ ruling in Para 274 stresses on the obligation of erga omnes (towards all). A principle initiated in the Barcelona Traction case “in view of the rights involved, all States can be held to have a legal interest in their protection.” (ICJ Reports 1970). Therefore, Sri Lanka is also obliged under this legal principle to protect the rights of the Palestinians and not to honeymoon with Israel.
As a signatory to the Charter of the United Nations, Sri Lanka is further obliged, “every State has the duty to promote, through joint and separate action, the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples, …” (General Assembly Resolution 2625 (XXV)).
Sri Lanka is obliged by the General Assembly calling on all States, “Not to recognize any changes made by Israel to the pre-1967 borders,.” and not to enter into agreements which imply recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the territories occupied. To respect international law, including through measures of accountability..” (Resolution 74/11 (2019)). Also, referenced by ICJ in Para 277.
There is no doubt
Sri Lankan government need not be ambivalent. The absolute illegality of Israeli action has been highlighted in Para 276. The Court notes that the Security Council has declared, that “all measures taken by Israel to change the physical, demographic, institutional structure or status of the Palestinians, including Jerusalem, or any part thereof have no legal validity” (Security Council resolution 465 (1980)).
A further obligation on Sri Lanka is, as the Court emphasized all State parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention have the obligation, while respecting the Charter of the United Nations and international law, to ensure compliance by Israel with international humanitarian law as embodied in that Convention.
As a member of the international community, the Sri Lankan government must seriously consider its position under the principle of Jus cogens. At Para 278 of the ruling: The Court distinguishes dealings with Israel between its own territory and the Occupied Palestinian Territory. In this context, calls upon states to abstain from entering into economic or trade dealings with Israel concerning the Occupied Palestinian Territory or parts thereof; to abstain, in the establishment and maintenance of diplomatic missions in Israel, and to take steps to prevent trade or investment relations that assist in the maintenance of the illegal situation created by Israel in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (See I.C.J. Reports 1971, pp. 55-56, paras. 122, 125-127).
Para 279 clearly calls on all States not to render aid or assistance in maintaining the situation created by Israel’s illegal presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. All States must ensure that the impediments created by Israel occupation is brought to an end. This includes Sri Lanka as well.
Sri Lankan Gaza
There are three significant areas that are of concern for citizens of Sri Lanka. Firstly, the government must desist from soft peddling the gravity of this humanitarian catastrophe. Like the UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese said, “how can the politicians look at their children seeing the massacre of the children of Gaza.” The government is urged to unequivocally take positive and meaningful steps in upholding the Resolutions of the Security Council, of the UN General Assembly, the directions of International Court of Justice, the highest court of the world and, all international legal norms and the several conventions.
Secondly, Sri Lanka has to rethink its policy of engaging with Israel diplomatically, economically, supply of labour and in other areas as unambiguous strictures have been issued by the ICJ against such engagements on the principle of erga omnes and other legal findings enunciated by the Court.
Thirdly, Sri Lankans are a people who are hospitable, smiling and humble towards foreigners. However, there is a growing unrest as seen in social media among Sri Lankans specifically, among those living in the tourism centres. Allegations of the arrogance and high handedness of Israel tourists is abounding. Not to mention, allegations of illegal business ventures, unlawful religious centres, the Israelis dominating our tourism landscape over and above the locals and so on. These are alleged not only to affect the locals but also towards other tourists in the vicinity. This is obviously a damning development
The hallmark in the horizon is a ‘Sri Lankan Gaza’ in the offing, some concerned citizens say. The Israelis cannot be trusted as evident by Victor Otrovsky’s revelations in his, ‘By way of deception’. Israeli barbarism is overwhelmingly evident in the genocide. Netanyahu is an indicted war criminal wanted in the International Criminal Court. The Israelis are being shunned and rejected by many countries worldwide. Their savagery makes them unfit for a civilised environment. Worst of all, the Sri Lankans feel the way the Israel tourists conduct themselves in our country is abominable. These are strong sentiments expressed by the disgusted Sri Lankans. If there is a backlash against the Israelis and if a travel advisory is issued by the cohort countries, Sri Lanka will be in a deep soup.
A wise Government would foresee these negatives and stop honeymooning with Netanyahu and his government.
*Mass L. Usuf, LL. B (Hons) U.K., Attorney at Law (Ex-Advisor to former Presidential Private Department of UAE). Can be reached via email at: ctcolumn@yahoo.com
SJ / March 27, 2025
MU
When will you demand that Arab rulers, without exception, break all ties with Israel and suspend relations with the states that arm Israel in its genocidal war?
You know what these Arab rulers are up to.
Did you ever denounce their betrayal of Iraq, Syria ans Lebanon?
You are shedding crocodile tears for the Palestinians and cursing all and sundry, ignoring the chief culprits.
This is the holy month of Ramadan. Be true to yourself.
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davidthegood / March 28, 2025
SJ, Ramadan won’t get you anywhere.
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SJ / March 28, 2025
Being a non-Muslim, I will not be a beneficiary of Ramadan.
Even a bigot like you should know that the fast will do much more for the mind than Christmas time boozing.
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davidthegood / March 30, 2025
SJ, even a bigot should know that Ramadan fasting will not get you to any place. Christmas boozing too will not go anywhere. Only the second coming of Jesus can get you to a place of rest and peace.
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davidthegood / March 30, 2025
SJ, there is nothing called Palestinian land.
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SJ / March 30, 2025
Sorry, I cannot cure your mental problem.
Seek professional help elsewhere.
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Ajith / March 29, 2025
“When will you demand that Arab rulers, without exception, break all ties with Israel and suspend relations with the states that arm Israel in its genocidal war?”
The question should be addressed to you as well. There should not be any exception.
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SJ / March 29, 2025
I never had ties with Israel.
Do you? The LTTE had.
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leelagemalli / March 29, 2025
Dear Readers,
It is just the complexity itself extended palastinian issues for a century or more sofar. Those who just add their thoughts without studying is wasting only readers time.
The Palestinian conflict has deep historical roots, but a key starting point for the modern conflict can be traced to the early 20th century.
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Palestinian Conflict: It began in earnest during the late 1800s to early 1900s with tensions rising between Jewish and Arab populations in the area then known as Palestine, which was under Ottoman rule. After World War I, the British Mandate took control of the region, and tensions continued to grow, particularly around Jewish immigration. The formal establishment of the State of Israel in 1948 and the subsequent Arab-Israeli War marked a pivotal moment in the conflict. Since then, the dispute has continued for over 75 years, involving multiple wars, uprisings (Intifadas), peace attempts, and complex geopolitical dynamics.
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Sri Lankan Tamil Conflict: The Sri Lankan Tamil conflict, often referred to as the Sri Lankan Civil War, can be dated back to the early 1980s, though the tensions between the Tamil minority and the Sinhalese-majority government started earlier in the 1940s and 1950s. The civil war officially began in 1983, when the Tamil Tigers (LTTE) launched an armed struggle for an independent Tamil state, called Tamil Eelam.
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Lester / March 27, 2025
Israel is just defending itself against terrorists. The author knows that, but will not admit it.
” According to a 2006 study from the University of Haifa, only a few of the bombings targeted military objectives.[5] Between 1994 and 2005, suicide bombings killed 735 Israelis and wounded 4,554.[5]”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_suicide_attacks
The point being that you are no longer dealing with rational actors, e.g. Hamas. So you can only do one of two things: (i) ignore them (policy of containment) or (ii) kill them. The first policy failed, now the second is in play. The author’s claim that many Palestinians who are not attached to Hamas are also being killed – this is a red herring .
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ocee2 / March 28, 2025
“According to a 2006 study from the University of Haifa, only a few of the bombings targeted military objectives.[5] Between 1994 and 2005, suicide bombings killed 735 Israelis and wounded “
All Israeli adults have to serve in the forces, and are reservists. There are no Israeli adult “civilians”.
Furthermore, , Between 1994 and 2005, the number of Palestinians killed is estimated to be over 40,000. This period includes significant events such as the Second Intifada.
Comparing apples with oranges? Pants down again.
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LankaScot / March 28, 2025
Hello Lester,
“The author’s claim that many Palestinians who are not attached to Hamas are also being killed – this is a red herring”.
70 % of those 50,000 killed are Women and Children, so is this untrue or why is it a “red herring”.
After the Election of Hamas in 2006 the Americans and Israelis were supporting Fatah. Then this happened – “Hamas’ swift victory in the June 2007 battle of Gaza was a stunning defeat for American interests in the Middle East” – https://www.brookings.edu/articles/battle-for-gaza-hamas-jumped-provoked-and-pushed/
Not the last time that Hamas was underestimated.
Containment (Open Air Prison) is by no stretch of the Imagination “ignoring” them, especially when the Israelis also “Mow the Lawn”.
Of course when the Palestinians have been Ethnically Cleansed, or completely obliterated, from Gaza and probably the West Bank, you will justify it.
Best regards
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Lester / March 28, 2025
Scot,
I see you are back with your usual spiel. As I explained, Hamas is not a rational actor . So you either contain or kill them. These are the only two possibilities. Containment is no longer possible with Iran supplying advanced weapons.
The Palestinians will not be ethnically cleansed, they will be relocated.
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LankaScot / March 28, 2025
Hello Lester,
I never went away. And you still don’t answer questions.
Israel is killing Palestinians., Men, Women and Children. That is the point I was making. Hamas is still there.
“The Palestinians will not be ethnically cleansed, they will be relocated”.
Do you understand the word “Euphemism”?
Best regards
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Champa / March 29, 2025
Lester
Oii joker, give me one good reason why Palestìnians be relocated and what right do Israel and the US have to do so?
Any attempt to forcibly relocate, resettle, migrate, displace, deport, transfer or rounding up and driving a civilian population, who are belonging to a particular ethnic group, out of their homes in their own native lands through grave violations of the laws of war, prohibited methods of warfare and apartheid policies is called “ethnic cleansing”.
It is the victimized Palestinians who joined Hamas to fight against Israel settler colonists to save fellow citizens from ethnic cleansing. They are not terrorists. Give Palestinians their sovereign right to live in peace in their own land so that victimized Palestinians need not take up arms.
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Lester / March 29, 2025
Champa,
Millions of Germans were forcibly pushed out of Czechoslovakia and Poland after WWII. Around 3 million in Czech & 2 million in Poland. Expulsion is not necessarily a war crime. Ethnic cleansing is a loaded expression. Keeping in mind, the Arabs fought a Six-Day War to fully expel all the Jews from Israel, which they lost to Israel. After winning that war, Israel had the option to expel all the Palestinians from Israel/Palestine, but chose not to do so. Since 1967, the Palestinians have been launching terrorist attacks against Israel with the assistance of various Arab countries and also Iran. Now that Iran has developed advanced ballistic missile technology, which it can share with proxies, the threat to Israel is much more severe and simple containment of Hamas is no longer possible. Hamas has to be eliminated or the Palestinians (which includes Hamas) have to be peacefully relocated.
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Champa / March 30, 2025
Lester
I keep on posting this map to remind people like you of the root cause of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Map source:
https://www.un.org/unispal/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/m0094.jpg
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There wasn’t a country called Israel until 1948! There existed only one country which was Palestine.
When Palestine was divided into two countries by the United Nations without the consent of the Arab Palestinians, over 750,000 Arab Palestinians were expelled from their own lands which is today’s Israel. If they are to be relocated, by historical rights, they should be relocated in their homeland which is now called Israel, and nowhere else.
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Champa / March 30, 2025
What is happening in Palestine today is, Israel committing war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza and the West Bank which are prohibited under International Law and the Laws of War.
The concept of “crimes against humanity” was added to International Law after WWII to protect the civilian population from murder, extermination, enslavement, deportation, and other inhumane acts, before or during the war, or persecutions on political, racial or religious grounds.
Your example of the fate of German minorities in Czechoslovakia and Poland after WWII does not apply in the case of Palestine as German minorities who were in those two countries were “relocated” to their “homeland” in Germany (not to Africa) to avoid Germany demanding separate territories for German minorities based on their ethnicity.
As Palestine’s de facto military, Hamas has every right to protect their land. I don’t see any difference between the US supplying weapons to Israel and Iran supplying weapons to Hamas. If you can identify the difference, please feel free to correct me.
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davidthegood / March 30, 2025
Champa, you see naturally about weapons and may not believe that there is a master plan of Jehovah God who created this universe for his purpose and which is going to be fulfilled anyway. There are no 2 plans, one for Israel and another for Iran financing Hamas. If you live long enough, you will see this truth. The real truth is shown in the bible, the word of Jehovah. As you don’t seem to know God’s plan, difficult to explain except only to believers who have accepted Jesus.
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Lester / March 30, 2025
Champa,
Thanks for sharing the map. Regarding the native inhabitants of Israel/Palestine, the Jews trace their ancestry to the region, from over 2000 years ago. This has been genetically confirmed, though some anti-Semites such as Arthur Koestler have tried to debunk it. Judaism was there during the times of the Romans, while Islam was not. The Palestinians themselves are not pure Semites. Many of them have Greek & Phoenician features. Some have light-colored eyes. I have even seen a red-haired Palestinian.
So-called Palestine never existed as an independent nation. Many of the people living there, such as the ones in the West Bank, are Jordanian Arabs who lived under the dominion of the Ottomans. Once the Ottoman Empire fell, the British took administrative control, under a mandate from the League of Nations.
Going back to the map. The borders of modern-day Israel exist as a result of the 1967 war. That is not the fault of Israel. If you win a war, you win land. I don’t know of any war where this is not the case.
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3 oc / March 30, 2025
“If you win a war, you win land. I don’t know of any war where this is not the case”
Try the Indo-Pak war 1971.
Another fake profundity from the master of fake profundities.
“some anti-Semites such as Arthur Koestler have tried to debunk it”
How can a Jew be anti-Semitic?
Well, if a Tamil living in Wanni calling himself Lester can be anti-Tamil, it may be possible.
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LankaScot / March 30, 2025
Hello Lester,
Direct from the Israelis “According to the provisions of the Genetic Information Law, genetic tests can only be performed in Israel in medical-genetic laboratories approved by the Ministry of Health according to the conditions specified in the law”
So how do you know the Jewish DNA History of the Israelis in view of this proscription – “The law doesn’t prohibit DNA tests outright but imposes strict regulations, especially on tests that determine familial relationships”.
There were no major Territorial Land changes in Europe at the end of the Napoleonic Wars which the British won. The War of 1812 in North America did not have any significant Land Acquisitions. WW1 resulted in the collapse of a number of Empires and the redrawing of Borders, with new Nation States emerging, but the Victors (mainly France and the UK) did not gain any Land.
Best regards
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Asgar / March 28, 2025
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LankaScot / March 29, 2025
Hello Asgar,,
I have a strong Stomach, but I find it extremely difficult to watch these Horrific Murders and the Distress of Relatives in Gaza.
It takes a Certain Type of “Person” to just dismiss this Genocide as Collateral Damage.
Best regards
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Lester / March 30, 2025
Scot,
On a side note, have you tested the Chinese AI? It mimics the human thought process.
Explain mean reversion in a simple way.
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Okay, so I need to explain mean reversion in a simple way. Let me start by recalling what I know about it. From what I remember in finance, mean reversion is the idea that prices or returns tend to move back towards the average over time. But how do I explain that simply?
Maybe start with an example. Like, if a stock’s price goes up a lot, it might come back down, and if it goes down a lot, it might go back up. That’s the basic idea. But why does that happen? Maybe because of factors like market corrections, investor behavior, or economic cycles. But I need to keep it simple, so maybe not get into the reasons why, just the concept.
Wait, the user wants a simple explanation. So maybe use an analogy. Like a rubber band. If you stretch it, it snaps back. Similarly, when prices move too far from the average, they tend to revert to the mean. That’s a common analogy. But is that accurate enough?
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Lester / March 30, 2025
Also, mean reversion isn’t just in finance. It can apply to other areas like weather, sports performance, or even daily temperatures. For instance, if a city has an unusually hot day, the temperature might drop back to the seasonal average afterward. That could be another example.
But I should make sure to connect it back to finance (probably the context the user is interested in) So, in finance terms, mean reversion suggests that high returns are likely to be followed by lower returns, and low returns by higher ones, balancing out over time. But it’s important to note that it’s a tendency, not a guaranteed rule. Sometimes things don’t revert, like in a bubble or a crash.
Wait, maybe mention that mean reversion is a statistical concept. It’s based on the idea that data points tend to cluster around the mean. So, deviations from mean are temporary. But how to explain that without jargon?
Let me structure it:
1. Define mean reversion in simple terms.
2. Use a relatable analogy (like the rubber band).
3. Give a real-world example (stock prices, temperature).
4. Mention that it’s a tendency, not a certainty.
5. Maybe note where it’s applied (finance, economics, etc.).
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Lester / March 30, 2025
An absolutely brilliant, phenomenal reply. This is different from ChatGPT, which often gives the wrong answer and does not explain things in a simple way (though it makes an effort to do so). The Chinese AI is much closer to AGI, which is the final goal of AI. Cognitively speaking, as you can see, the Chinese AI can replicate the thought process of an actual human rather well. And this is only the first iteration . Give it 10 years, the AI will be on the same level as Oxbridge.
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1 oc / March 30, 2025
“Lester / July 16, 2024
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Hello LankaScot,
You are not using ChatGPT in the right way. Optimal benefit is often derived if you know the answer in advance. “
Lester a while ago.
“An absolutely brilliant, phenomenal reply. This is different from ChatGPT, which often gives the wrong answer and does not explain things in a simple way “
Lester today.
I note that Lester can never resist drawing attention to his imaginary stock market skills….
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LankaScot / March 30, 2025
Hello OC,
Do you think Lester sees the contradiction in his statement “You are not using ChatGPT in the right way. Optimal benefit is often derived if you know the answer in advance”.
I watched a really stupid argument between two AI’s, one taking the Atheist side and the other the Theist side. All they did was to trot out the usual talking points. Not a single novel argument was used by either side. They both gave up in the end.
Best regards
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leelagemalli / March 30, 2025
Dear LS,
You may be right.
Today Chat GPT gave me this about the first citizen of Sri Lanka.
“Anura Kumara Dissanayake (AKD) studied at the University of Sri Jayewardenepura, not the University of Kelaniya.
He completed his Bachelor of Science (BSc) from the University of Sri Jayewardenepura. This university is located in Gangodawila, Nugegoda and is one of the leading state universities in Sri Lanka.”
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And it is completely different from what I have heard and what is displayed on Wikipedia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anura_Kumara_Dissanayake
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leelagemalli / March 30, 2025
Dear OC,
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I thought. Ruchira Baba was absolutely the worst.
However, not all of his thoughts were incoherent.
Lester’s problem is/was his shamelessness, which is similar to the blatant lies of the AKD leadership even today. The AKD is attempting to make amends for the lies he spread in public; however, he continues to lie, much like Wilpaththu donkey.
The primary reason is a lack of knowledge, even about trivial issues.
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LankaScot / March 30, 2025
Hello Lester,
Back in 1987 I had a Discussion with a Colleague about such things. He used the same arguments as you. A few months later this happened.
“Black Monday (also known as Black Tuesday in some parts of the world due to time zone differences) was a global, severe and largely unexpected stock market crash on Monday, October 19, 1987. Worldwide losses were estimated at US$1.71 trillion”.
He lost more than 90% of his Holdings. And another unexpected Crash 2008 negates your whole Argument.Have a look at Lehman Brothers Stock https://companiesmarketcap.com/lehman-brothers/stock-price-history/
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1096794/largest-bankruptcies-usa-by-assets/
If AI, Chinese or otherwise, cannot predict these Crashes then of what Utility is it?
At about the same time I disagreed with another Colleague (Physics and Bio-Chemistry Degrees) about Cold Fusion which he claimed was a fact, I claimed that the Data was flawed. “Cold fusion became a synonym for “junk science” and a cautionary tale about the importance of rigorous scientific methods and reproducibility”
If “Chinese AI can replicate the thought process of an actual human rather well” then we are all doomed.
An Elastic Band is a terrible Analogy, yes you can Stretch it, but try making one shorter.
Best regards
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Lester / March 30, 2025
Scot,
Your friend is a poor example. If you invested $1000 USD in Apple at the time of its IPO (12th December, 1980) and did nothing since then, the total value of your investment is now $2.2 million USD. Same thing, $1K in Netflix, 2004 –> $503,617 now. $1K in NVDA, 2005 –> $672,177 USD now. Same thing, Google, Facebook, Amazon. The average return of the S&P500 in the US has been 10.5% – 11% or so for the last 30 years.
The stock market works because its unpredictable. Unpredictability involves risk, which in turn generates higher profits (and losses). No different than betting on a horse. If everyone knew which horse will win, they would only bet on that horse, so the game loses any purpose. Other than inheritance , its not possible to acquire large amounts of wealth without significant risk, in the form of time (lost earnings) or even relationships (doctors have high divorce/adultery rates). Someone can choose to be a slum dweller with zero effort, or a well-paid surgeon with a decade of just training. To be a good investor also takes time & comes with risk.
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Lester / March 30, 2025
Scot,
You don’t seem to understand that the modern economy is more data-driven than labor driven. AI is really just a play on data. Of course labor is still important, but large companies are generating most of their revenue through data now. A company like Google doesn’t make $350B a year by running a server for people to check their e-mail. The real money comes from generating ads across multiple platforms. Beyond ads, utilizing data is crucial for optimization of automated processes. These automated processes lead to a lower labor cost.
Now in the First World, your job application/resume has to pass a dozen filters just to get the company’s attention.
Not going to get into the military, but your friend Ukraine is alive only because of AI drones. What the Nazis couldn’t do with 300K men at Stalingrad, Ukraine is managing to achieve with a few smart devices.
The last point is that human intelligence (in developed countries) has peaked. That’s right, the average person is becoming dumber. This is called the Reverse Flynn Effect.
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Lester / March 30, 2025
“An Elastic Band is a terrible Analogy, yes you can Stretch it, but try making one shorter.”
It’s an excellent analogy for mean reversion, but you seem to be clueless about mean reversion, which is a mathematical concept. The mean is the average . Just like with anything else, stock prices exceed or underperform the mean in the short run but revert to the mean in the long run . Read that last line a few times when you’re sober. A rubber band always reverts to its original length, whether you stretch or compress it. Just like stock prices. And a stock market “crash” is a rare event, it’s not a reason to avoid investing. In fact, the best time to invest is when markets are crashing.
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Asgar / March 29, 2025
In certain situations, while logical arguments may fall short, the collective experiences and testimonies of diverse faiths and humanity can illuminate truths that transcend purely rational discourse.
The resumption of Israel’s military assault on Gaza underscores the reality that this war has never been about Hamas, the hostages, or security. It is about ethnic cleansing and the systematic destruction of Palestinian life. Israel justifies this brutality under the guise of fighting Hamas, but its leaders have made their real goals clear. Israeli officials have repeatedly spoken of turning Gaza into a “deserted island,” reoccupying it, or resettling it with Israelis.
Hamas!!! Hamas!! Hamas???
What they did to Palastine before Hamas. Ethnic cleansing and new settlements.!!! See humanity not died!!
https://www.facebook.com/realFFK/videos/the-israelipalestinian-conflict-is-about-humanity-and-not-religion-realffkhttpsy/866632001969268/
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CNCTxFPEH/
https://youtube.com/shorts/e0Rtv1hZE4s?si=8BeT1Tzt6gAXC4qC
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/15vsB6epnQ/
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15uswtRTFN/
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/15vsB6epnQ/
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/15yvnvnyNg/
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1KU7VX547w/
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nancytwins17 / March 31, 2025
Israel is an illegitimate country, period. If one examines the land maps of pre 1945 Middle East the facts are there. The Europeans wanted to get rid of a part of their citizenry who believed in Judaism, created Israel to get rid of their ‘dirt’. Israel was created using terrorism by the Zionists. Research the facts. Even Albert Einstein, a Jew himself was against the Zionists forming Israel. Now their end game is to purge the leftover Palestinians, who were ensured their own sovereign country by the White meddlers.
The World is going Putin’s way. Trump will stop fighting for Ukraine, if Putin would agree not to oppose Trump’s desire to annex Greenland. All big powers want to annex other lands. A quest for depleting resources. US is heavily indebted to other countries and is having second thoughts about Globalization.
The problem in the Middle East is that the locals are divided by their religious beliefs. Should all of them unite, Israel will go where the dinosaurs went.
Israel is bribing SL with cheap low level jobs to stop us from voicing what we really believe in.
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