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re: Assessment and Risk of US Collapse
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 10/26/26 at 6:33 pm to theunknownknight
quote:
Downvoted for AI
Upvoted because you recognized we are screwed
Blame the leaders, not the AI
Thats fair, but try getting anyone from either side to still have a decent debate on the big media outlets
Miss those days where you could be on different sides and still have a professional argument.
Either way, I still think the data provided is relevant
Assessment and Risk of US Collapse
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 10/26/26 at 12:37 pm
Look, I know we crap on AI a lot on here and I agree that most of it is slop. However, out of my circle of acquaintances and friends that fall on the other side of the political spectrum, only 1 or 2 are capable of having any discussion that goes against their current beliefs and political biases.
We always here the term "Late Stage Capitalism" or "America is at a crossroads" from both sides, but what would that failure look like for America?
Well, I asked AI by feeding it a great deal of information related to current events without hallucinating or making up its own skewed data.
Based on the summary of results, looks like what it deems as a failure of the country is already in the process.
Do you see this changing at all?
As someone on the right side of the isle, to me at least, this is already happening in full swing.
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Actual Risks:
1. Collapse of institutional legitimacy and political norms
2. Extreme polarization turning political opponents into existential enemies
3. Economic inequality combined with declining perceived mobility
4. Concentration of political/economic power and regulatory capture
5. Unsustainable fiscal commitments and debt
6. Information ecosystems that reward outrage and misinformation
7. Institutional paralysis caused by constitutional structures poorly adapted to modern political parties
They reinforce one another.
Economic frustration ? populism.
Populism ? distrust of institutions.
Distrust ? political extremism.
Extremism ? legislative paralysis.
Paralysis ? executive power.
Executive expansion ? greater fear when the opposing party controls the presidency.
Fear ? greater polarization.
It becomes a feedback loop.
Imagine 20–30 years where:
Congress becomes increasingly incapable of legislating.
Presidents consequently rely more heavily on executive authority.
Each succeeding president expands those powers because the previous president did.
Congress objects when the opposing party does it but tolerates it when its own party does it.
Courts increasingly decide questions that legislatures refuse to resolve.
Each side starts viewing unfavorable court decisions as illegitimate.
States begin openly resisting federal policies.
Federal deficits constrain policy choices.
Economic resentment intensifies.
Politics becomes increasingly personality-driven.
And Americans become willing to tolerate increasingly aggressive uses of government power because their preferred leader promises to use it against the people they fear.
We always here the term "Late Stage Capitalism" or "America is at a crossroads" from both sides, but what would that failure look like for America?
Well, I asked AI by feeding it a great deal of information related to current events without hallucinating or making up its own skewed data.
Based on the summary of results, looks like what it deems as a failure of the country is already in the process.
Do you see this changing at all?
As someone on the right side of the isle, to me at least, this is already happening in full swing.
------------------------------------------------------
Actual Risks:
1. Collapse of institutional legitimacy and political norms
2. Extreme polarization turning political opponents into existential enemies
3. Economic inequality combined with declining perceived mobility
4. Concentration of political/economic power and regulatory capture
5. Unsustainable fiscal commitments and debt
6. Information ecosystems that reward outrage and misinformation
7. Institutional paralysis caused by constitutional structures poorly adapted to modern political parties
They reinforce one another.
Economic frustration ? populism.
Populism ? distrust of institutions.
Distrust ? political extremism.
Extremism ? legislative paralysis.
Paralysis ? executive power.
Executive expansion ? greater fear when the opposing party controls the presidency.
Fear ? greater polarization.
It becomes a feedback loop.
Imagine 20–30 years where:
Congress becomes increasingly incapable of legislating.
Presidents consequently rely more heavily on executive authority.
Each succeeding president expands those powers because the previous president did.
Congress objects when the opposing party does it but tolerates it when its own party does it.
Courts increasingly decide questions that legislatures refuse to resolve.
Each side starts viewing unfavorable court decisions as illegitimate.
States begin openly resisting federal policies.
Federal deficits constrain policy choices.
Economic resentment intensifies.
Politics becomes increasingly personality-driven.
And Americans become willing to tolerate increasingly aggressive uses of government power because their preferred leader promises to use it against the people they fear.
At this point, I want to know how Europe would look if Germany had won.
re: Do you respect people who take PTO “because they have it”
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 10/23/26 at 11:33 am to Mingo Was His NameO
Imagine being a slave to the corporate machine and thinking not taking your allowed PTO is somehow something to brag about?
What an idiot.
Better belive my allotment is used up before it expires because we dont get paid for what we dont use.
I work for the money and thats it. Outside of that, I could give less of a shite about the company cause, as soon as im gone or I die, that position will be posted the next day.
Belive what you want, but your job gives 0 craps about you and not using your PTO.
They just hope the next guy will be dumb enough to have that same mentality.
What an idiot.
Better belive my allotment is used up before it expires because we dont get paid for what we dont use.
I work for the money and thats it. Outside of that, I could give less of a shite about the company cause, as soon as im gone or I die, that position will be posted the next day.
Belive what you want, but your job gives 0 craps about you and not using your PTO.
They just hope the next guy will be dumb enough to have that same mentality.
The entire thing is a scam.
No one is in network and the insurance company will always say it knows more than your doctor and randomly stop covering your medicine and visits.
Welcome to the American Healthcare System.
No one is in network and the insurance company will always say it knows more than your doctor and randomly stop covering your medicine and visits.
Welcome to the American Healthcare System.
re: People drive at night with their bright lights on way too much
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 10/22/26 at 9:58 am to rattlebucket
quote:
I get flashed with my low beams on. I turn on hi beams to show them it was low beams and they still get mad and flash over and over
I said the same in an older post.
Get mad at the automakers or the current NTSB rules.
If youre driving a Civic and my low beams in my pickup hurt your eyes and you flash your lights, ill happily show you the surface of the sun so you know the difference.
The biggest joke in western society is that either side cares about its populous at all.
Only way you prevent this in the US is the destabilization of the 2 party system or have the people that prop up the economy, the shrinking middle class, fight back. The last will not happen because those whose livelihoods fit into the middle class have too much to lose engaging in violent protests against the left or right globalists.
Biggest joke right now is the illusion of choice in the US. Doesn't matter who you vote for, they only care about the people that paid to put them in power.
Complete destabilization of western culture isn't a question of if it happens here, but when.
Only saving grace would be the break up of the union or the feds granting autonomy and power back to the states and the ideals we all hold as a society built on Christian values to be enforced at that level.
As long as every state must stay in lockstep with the federal government, the decline is inevitable.
Only way you prevent this in the US is the destabilization of the 2 party system or have the people that prop up the economy, the shrinking middle class, fight back. The last will not happen because those whose livelihoods fit into the middle class have too much to lose engaging in violent protests against the left or right globalists.
Biggest joke right now is the illusion of choice in the US. Doesn't matter who you vote for, they only care about the people that paid to put them in power.
Complete destabilization of western culture isn't a question of if it happens here, but when.
Only saving grace would be the break up of the union or the feds granting autonomy and power back to the states and the ideals we all hold as a society built on Christian values to be enforced at that level.
As long as every state must stay in lockstep with the federal government, the decline is inevitable.
quote:
We were up 14-0.
Thats where the script we had for the game ended apparently
Yep. Had PTSD flashbacks of Scam Newton the way we couldnt tackle their QB.
But there was a lot of sloppy tackling on defense.
But there was a lot of sloppy tackling on defense.
re: Someone needs to do a wellness check on Josh Pate
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 10/15/26 at 3:18 pm to GAT BoilerPickle Doc
Leave it to the powers that be to milk college football dry.
Big games won't mean anything. Losing 2 games doesnt matter. Its basically taking the AP poll and shoving those teams into the playoff.
The bastardization of the sport will not be over until ratings plummet, money leaves, and the idiots making the decisions are ran out of town.
It was more fun living week to week and every game mattered than turning a game off because "Eh, its just the 2nd loss, still in the playoffs either way."
Big games won't mean anything. Losing 2 games doesnt matter. Its basically taking the AP poll and shoving those teams into the playoff.
The bastardization of the sport will not be over until ratings plummet, money leaves, and the idiots making the decisions are ran out of town.
It was more fun living week to week and every game mattered than turning a game off because "Eh, its just the 2nd loss, still in the playoffs either way."
Agree that Bama didnt lose anything last night
Gump fans I was watching with were angry as hell at the missed calls but knew that game was a coin flip.
It'll be a coin flip if/when they play UGA again later this year.
Biggest winner was UK by far. HC has to back up all that talk and did so last night. Players appear bought in 100% and are peaking when they need to.
Gump fans I was watching with were angry as hell at the missed calls but knew that game was a coin flip.
It'll be a coin flip if/when they play UGA again later this year.
Biggest winner was UK by far. HC has to back up all that talk and did so last night. Players appear bought in 100% and are peaking when they need to.
re: Cornell University Situation Is Going To Turn Into Another Duke Lacrosse Case Isn't It?
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 10/2/26 at 8:41 am to LSUfan4444
Saw a post I can't find and may have been shared in this thread but it went something like:
"Women can never be held accountable for their actions. From murdering children to ketamine gangbangs. They are just helpless babies in the woods. Perpetual victims of the universe. The only crime they can truly commit is being attractive in a sports ad."
That was posted by a woman and is 100% correct. They dont ever have to be held accountable for their actions unless theyre attractive. Then all the other crazed women flock to social media in protest.
"Women can never be held accountable for their actions. From murdering children to ketamine gangbangs. They are just helpless babies in the woods. Perpetual victims of the universe. The only crime they can truly commit is being attractive in a sports ad."
That was posted by a woman and is 100% correct. They dont ever have to be held accountable for their actions unless theyre attractive. Then all the other crazed women flock to social media in protest.
Eh, its one im the least concerned about.
However, I do know last year my doctor told me not to because "They got it wrong last year and we are seeing ppl that got it actually have a higher risk of catching the strain this year."
So I didnt.
Ill ask again this year and see what he says.
Luckily I've been seeing the same doctor for 20+ years and trust him. He's not a vax happy loon thankfully.
However, I do know last year my doctor told me not to because "They got it wrong last year and we are seeing ppl that got it actually have a higher risk of catching the strain this year."
So I didnt.
Ill ask again this year and see what he says.
Luckily I've been seeing the same doctor for 20+ years and trust him. He's not a vax happy loon thankfully.
re: What do you think of people who curse?
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 9/1/26 at 2:57 pm to LSU Coyote
Best thing in life is to not give a shite about what other people think.
Stop giving words power. Enough sissies already in the world.
Stop giving words power. Enough sissies already in the world.
re: Cicadas! State of Georgia told me no major Cicada outbreak in 2026
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 8/20/26 at 10:52 am to muttenstein
Glad I wasn't the only one that noticed
I looked it up and saw no major swarms for this year, but they were crawling all over my backyard 2 nights ago still in their shells.
I looked it up and saw no major swarms for this year, but they were crawling all over my backyard 2 nights ago still in their shells.
Someone made a good point on a podcast about this the other day.
He said this huge surge in communist and socialist sympathies is because the current capitalist system no longer serves to benefit people and enhance their life like it did before.
You can work one job, have a stay at home wife with 2+ kids and a home on one average to above average salary in most parts of the country
The system their parents told them would let them do anything they want no longer does, and if you are lucky enough, your money does not go as far as it did years ago.
And I belive he does have a point.
Sure, a bunch if lazy tax leeches want the government to take care of them, but some of these folks that are successful and do want this are doing it because they think the current system is rigged against them and no longer works.
Its sadly only a matter of time before the great socialist experience arrives in the US.
Europe is always a good precursor to what eventually idiots try and implement here.
Conservatives have to win in the next election or you better get ready to pony up your tax dollars even more to give the others free Healthcare and a guaranteed standard income.
He said this huge surge in communist and socialist sympathies is because the current capitalist system no longer serves to benefit people and enhance their life like it did before.
You can work one job, have a stay at home wife with 2+ kids and a home on one average to above average salary in most parts of the country
The system their parents told them would let them do anything they want no longer does, and if you are lucky enough, your money does not go as far as it did years ago.
And I belive he does have a point.
Sure, a bunch if lazy tax leeches want the government to take care of them, but some of these folks that are successful and do want this are doing it because they think the current system is rigged against them and no longer works.
Its sadly only a matter of time before the great socialist experience arrives in the US.
Europe is always a good precursor to what eventually idiots try and implement here.
Conservatives have to win in the next election or you better get ready to pony up your tax dollars even more to give the others free Healthcare and a guaranteed standard income.
re: Trump is pushing the Senate to vote on the No More Changing the Clocks Act
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 8/16/26 at 12:19 pm to Major Dutch Schaefer
They need to fix this old arse change that was used far past its use case.
Its also stupid because of we do not, ill have to deal with 7 times zones at work between US and CA employees.
But..... our government has proven they can't do anything productive in the senate.
Just a retirement home for lifelong polis to still draw a check until death.
Its also stupid because of we do not, ill have to deal with 7 times zones at work between US and CA employees.
But..... our government has proven they can't do anything productive in the senate.
Just a retirement home for lifelong polis to still draw a check until death.
Someone doesnt know what Heat Index means
re: Another example of how prolific AI abuse is at schools
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 8/4/26 at 10:25 am to StansberryRules
"Living in the age of the great uncertain man
Where computers are the brains and we all just lend a hand"
Where computers are the brains and we all just lend a hand"
I love what I do and the pay is more than fair for my skills.
However, the overall atmosphere and morale at the company as of late is not good.
That and they have changed the bonus structure 3 times in the last 4 years.
Regardless of their reasoning, its evident they did not like the company hitting its goals and having to pay out to us lowly salary folks at the bottom keeping the lights on.
Better believe C levels get theirs every year.
However, the overall atmosphere and morale at the company as of late is not good.
That and they have changed the bonus structure 3 times in the last 4 years.
Regardless of their reasoning, its evident they did not like the company hitting its goals and having to pay out to us lowly salary folks at the bottom keeping the lights on.
Better believe C levels get theirs every year.
re: Tuna, chicken or egg salad sandwich
Posted by Go_Dawgs on 7/12/26 at 10:40 am to Skippy1013
If I am making it, its Egg Salad 100%
Buying or eating one of those 3 elsehwere then it would be Chicken Salad for me.
Buying or eating one of those 3 elsehwere then it would be Chicken Salad for me.
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