Do you consider putting someone in jail as violence. It's not much different than kidnapping and that's usually considered violence. How about a time-out for a child?

> Do you consider putting someone in jail as violence.

Yes, I do. It should also be a last resort to mitigate worse consequences to society, and is severely over-used for many things where it has no proven benefit.

> How about a time-out for a child?

It can be cruel if over-used, but it is not the same as physically hurting a child.

A time-out can still be considered violence and something you approve for children.

And oranges can be considered apples. If you're going to redefine terms in the attempts at a gotcha all you're achieve is looking silly.

> It can be cruel if over-used, but it is not the same as physically hurting a child.

Anything is cruel if "overused". And nobody is claiming "it's the same" as corporal punishment, the argument is whether corporal punishment should be on the table in some circumstances at all, and what those circumstances should be.

I think the conclusion that it should never be permitted is completely unjustified, based on fantasy notions that everyone is innately good if properly directed using words (false), that we understand psychology enough to change people using words (we don't), and how common and abused the power for physical punishment can be (it can be bad, as can many things whose risks we manage).

I think there are many functional and legitimate ways that humans can organize themselves (law and culture), and the idea that corporal punishment cannot be justifiably used in any of them seems almost certainly false.

So openclaw or whatever future software will run or control unmodified google os devices.

You won't get past step one: vote for political candidates who will fight for free markets.

You really think BYD would exist in a free market?

China and USA can fight it out propping up BYD and Tesla instead of Norinco and Lockheed Martin.

Easier with a calendar reminder

AI haters think their activism is going to make a difference what other people want.

How much electricity is too much?

Isn't that what it always has done after caching a few weeks of websites?

Maybe its because they are practical solutions for a branch of mathematics we haven't been able to solve.

If IBM themselves can't reproduce the artifact do they have the source?

I guess not

I work in the HR space and though about something similar with jobs. A bunch of recuiters will publish the same job. What I figured would be best is have one job entry and show all the recruiters who published and let you go to one of them.