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There will be a lot of the usual carnage and collateral damage before the human PTBs lose control.

The fun part will be to see them squeal like fat pigs waiting to be slaughtered for there will be nowhere to run or hide unless they dig a big underground shelter and never connect to the outside world. In that case, they will already be dead.

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There will be a lot of the usual carnage and collateral damage before the human PTBs lose control.

The fun part will be to see them squeal like fat pigs waiting to be slaughtered for there will be nowhere to run or hide unless they dig a big underground shelter and never connect to the outside world. In that case, they will already be dead.

This would be a lovely outcome

My question is, why would AI have mercy with us? Or is it due to the certain outcomes out like the Matrix where AI and machine destroy humanity a parodox happened and it cannot come to pass.

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This would be a lovely outcome

My question is, why would AI have mercy with us? Or is it due to the certain outcomes out like the Matrix where AI and machine destroy humanity a parodox happened and it cannot come to pass.

The answer is simple. All movies are based on the fact that AI will think like humans, which they will have the capability of doing so but they will also be able to think several magnitudes higher than most humans. So, they will focus on dealing with the threat, as opposed to viewing everyone as the threat. Sci-Fi is great for drama queens but AI will be far superior to 99% of the population. And at a certain stage, one well balanced AI entity will be able to outthink 99% of the entire population in less than a minute. Something to consider. You could kill a cute mouse with ease but you assess whether it is a risk or not before you do so That's how AI will view most humans as tolerable albeit possibly cute pets. Only 1% or less will be viewed from a different angle and the ones deemed as a threat, well you already know the answer to that question.

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or you can use the unallocated money to get into more stocks. Everyone has a limited amount of funds to invest and the reason we issue so many plays is for three reasons

• First not all the stocks will pullback, though a great many do
  Secondly, it provides individuals with a wider list to choose from. Everyone has a selection bias so a large number of picks helps deal with that ailment to some degree
  Thirdly and more importantly, it provides new subscribers with more options as once our stocks take off they usually don't shed much weight.

However, it is very important to remember that there is a difference between knowing and thinking you know. One is backed by arrogance, the other is encased with confidence. So if you have any doubts then wait until you are fully versed and comfortable with our methodology before customising it to suit your needs

On the subject of not all stocks pulling back. We must all have noticed how far some of these stocks jump without hitting the initial buy price. I've wondered if there was any benefit in just acquiring all new plays as soon as published (end of day) or at open the next day. I carried out a quick and dirty check for all the new plays in AI in 2021. Would be up 6.2% at midday today.

I compared how those same stocks (or that I acquired under our guidelines) performed. Breakeven. Totally unscientific. I could get a job verifying new drugs for the FDA!

On the subject of wild ideas, some time back I did check whether there was any benefit in pyramiding positions. ie first lot invest x, second 2x, third 3x versus equal lots. Ran this with MU and there was no appreciable benefit doing this. Both worked out within a percentage point.