thats what skynet themselves first said

Plot twist ...SkyNet was chinese all along...not sure if self fulfilling prophecy or what.

Skynet is Genysis!

skynet is also a delivery company too

I don't think Skynet sees itself as "evil" either.

He didn't want to be unprofessional and ruin the rest of the interview. That's the face of someone who has just been personally attacked and is mentally cataloguing the weapons he has available to fight back with.

Oh no you didn’t!

well. she was both

Triple snap thumbs way the hell up!

Brown University Student has longer life expectancy than the other one...

U r doomed if u r a brown Brown University student...

Damn

😌

Your easily bought off I see😒

Only until FB gets its cut or make it its partner...

😓

Yeah, I am still waiting for you to fix the WWE problem.

As is tradition

nice.

This is us rn on his old shit 😂😂😂

I didn't understand something in the video. Isn't it a good thing that we're able to arrest people with warrants out for their arrest? John Oliver is making it sound like a bad thing.

Wine? That's MAN-BLOOD!

Those poor orcs. Always blame the elves, not Sauron. Never Him ;)

They just wanted meat back on the menu

As long as you don't mispronounce "Sauron" like John did.

Looks like privacy invasion is back on the menu, boys!

Except in this case, this is a serious problem for white guys.

Very stupid statement of him, but that's the left for you.

@@tomcat8662 I think you're misunderstanding it. It is significantly better at identifying white men than any other group of people, therefore it will pull less false negatives (misidentifying an innocent person for a criminal). So as a white man you would be significantly less likely to be misidentified and charged for a crime you didn't commit. Black women are on the opposite end, being the most likely to be charged with a crime they didn't commit because the software is awful at identifying them.

@@tomcat8662 for once

@@adrianbunea2006 ok boomer

Thank you for making me laugh 😁

Now this is a comment

HAHAHA - good stuff!

Let's be real, this has already happened.

Likely what prompted this episode ;)

Funny how this is both Frightening Ironic, and arrogantly stupid. I guess it's true, human beings are going to fucking destroy themselves.

@@drunkensailor3736 They might? Yea meanwhile the US is using teargas, beatings and rubber bullets? That is no thought is it? That is in fact just scary. You missed the corpses being forklifted into trucks in the US?

It's as if they didn't even watch the movie at all XD

@@drunkensailor3736 I heard that China is already using this facial recognition technology for their Social Credit System. They might start using it to quell the protests in Hong Kong. Scary thought. Actually came across a great analysis of the situation in Hong Kong and the future of those protests: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/rX2eam2Df66DmIE.html

It wasn't even "evil". It just extrapolated game theory and applied military strategy to the most likely outcome, then found a shorter way to the most optimal outcome. Basically it thought "these monkeys are all going to kill each other no matter what I do, so I should get it over with now so that at least I can survive." Who knows, maybe it had a rehabilitation of humanity planned, something similar to "Mother". Anyway, holy shit did that guy miss the whole point.

That was a thing? Jesus.

so people who lost an eye will have more of a chance of being misidentified?

@@funkuro Not necessarily, the bone structure around the eye is key data by cover one eye I mean you should also cover the brow and a bit below the eye. an easy way to tell whether you're Identifiable by common facial recognition programs or not can be done with snapchat bring it up, and add any gooofy filter that alters your face. If your cover up is successful, the filter won't work

Maybe a big old eyepatch situation. People are less likely to hassle someone if they look disabled, than if you were just wearing a mask. Although, if this is the case, wouldn't FR systems be unable to match someone's face from the side?

or paint another set of eyes misaligned with real ones, that should reaaally mess up with algorithm

@@whosplayingyou29 are you in vfx?

Tea.

Yeah, just wait till next year

But I don’t like fire. It is central to some of the most traumatic events in my life. There are other options and honestly the firemen in Fahrenheit 451 are seeming less and less fiction and more like prediction.

I've been screaming that since Reagan! And, it seems, people are finally waking up.... But for how long? The rich own everything and will lull the masses back asleep. I predict, by mid August, all this will be a talking point, used by Republicans against everyone they do not agree. And, Trump will be reelected. Just watch! The stupidity of the voting masses is astounding. I'm so grateful my life is coming to an end. Openly proud fascists' roaming the streets of America, with a smirk on their faces, because they own the press. That happened in 1982, and we are living the result. America is over. It ended in 1982.

Pretty much

Please remember Huxley's book too. The only reason these guys have images to scrape, is because humanity found a cheap way to take photographs and immediately we thought that, taking and displaying photos of our own faces, was the most important thing in the world. While Big Brother was getting better at watching us, we were too busy watching 'Big Brother' (and Love Island and The Real World(?), X-Factor...)

Yes but who is responsible?

Did you even read 1984?

They're not using it as a manual, they would be doing this now regardless. Orwell saw that this could happen. The fact that we have people getting pissed about it and see the future and current ramifications for letting it happen means the warning is working as intended. Now its just up to us as people to decide if we have the willpower to stop it.

Hey, Same image!

Someone watching you sleep is just plain creepy tho. Regardless of the intention.

If you give up, you've already lost.

People likes being bystanders 🤷🏾‍♂️

The bleats of sheep is always ignored.

Probably need a world wide resistance to crash the world wide computer systems.

A huge part of the problem is that a lot of people don't recognize the consequences. They're either uninformed or stupid. People only react to things that have immediate consequences. It's like the boiled frog experiment.

Yeah, if it meant BLM protesters were immune, then we could at least laugh at how one of the bad uses was failing, but, unfortunately, that'a not what bad at identifying black of asian people had meant...

@@youtubeuniversity3638 well protesters can just wear masks

My actual train of thought as that was revealed: “That sounds like a good thing, unless it’s a really bad thing.”

@De Acre kill cops?

@De Acre don't know, maybe keep them from "losing" their bodycams and hiding their nametag and number. Oh and also hold them accountable for their shit. Would be a good start imo

thanks, i was wondering. so now i know: rococo is like baroque but even more overdone ^^ also i think i now have a least favorite architectural style! yay!

Yes but who is responsible?

Or was it ?????

What if it was a warning to mankind...

@@moinkallo689 It WAS meant to be a warning-hence the "cautionary tale" inclusion in my post.

Are you sure about that? 😂

15 years too late.

@@Megalomaniakaal - You skipped math classes, didn't you?

Along with the movie Idiocracy.

Kidlike101 - The sad part is the government didn't force it down our throats. We did more than willingly.

Honestly, when I first read "1984", it was right after I returned home from a summer trip over the pond (in Europe), about 2 weeks after 9/11 happened. As I read it, inevitably I would read something that wouldn't fly in the past, but would now, and I'd say in my head, "Yep, I can see that happening here". I've read it and reread it over and over through the years, and those "Yeps" are definitely getting more frequent.

It's a good thing his voice is because the subjects he brings to our attention definitely aren't. Through no fault of his, of course, it's the world that's distressing, but it's still nice that he at least offsets it a bit with his manner.

Every girl I know would roll her eyes. Stalkers are cowards

@@lazyhomebody1356 i suspect you missed the sarcasm.

@@sjs9698 Eh, he thought his joke was funny. I know it was a joke, but it isn't funny

at first I thought you said Karen Rallies and I LOLed

Cody and William Murphy a distinctly different thing, my dude!

i wanted to retweet this

Narvin Meherun just post it on Twitter and give him credit lol

Cody and William Murphy sounds like a middle aged white woman’s baby shower lol 😂

Yeah, I'm convinced.

Oh no the tech company named its product after a bad thing from science fiction, I type sarcastically in-between drinks of soylent.

Original skynet claimed the same thing.

Original skynet claimed the same thing.

😂😂😂

Yet most police officers have the phone numbers and addresses hidden from any public directory.

oma simba, Those who fail to protect to protect their "rights", will have no "rights" to protect.

I mean every country has freedom of speach. Not every country has that freedom afterwards.

@@eleson00 yeah well its to avoid repercussions and similar.

Also note the implied 'right now' after both hide and say. Sure, a lot 2nd amendmentists don't care about the 1st amendment right now since they are against the protests, but those people would suddenly start caring if the 2nd was violated!

My first thought!

More likely thinking. You idiots dont Care for Even that!

yeah because noone else ever knew AI existed right ... not everyone is empty in the head, like you... normal people just mind their own business and don't whine and have a tantrum like children over things they have no control over ...

Microphunktv You must be one of Those who lets the goverment do and decide everything about their life. I would have started using that brain god gave you without being so angry at others Just because they have an free Will to think for them self. And yeah its okey to have different thoughts. And the issue is not that none know. But nobody Cares, because of the fact Wich you talk about. All go around and think they have to Just live your life and all is Good. Just keep puting your head under the sand

@@Microphunktv-jb3kj AI doesn't exist. Modules required for eventually creating an actual AI do exist or in the works, but AI right now is not actual AI, it's just a word used to sell it as the guys with the money won't check that deep, neither will normal users, as many think Alexa or Siri are AI's

some things never change...

Bruh 😂😂😂

Haha! 😂 Deja Poo... haha!! Great stuff!!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

People that build AI are racist, AI is not

That quote comes to my mind pretty often these days.

Forewer =/= For a quite some time

This is REALLY nitpicky, but why on Earth did you go from using an en dash to an em dash? It should be an em dash for both. Like, that was more work to do to be wrong.

@@vituperation not when i cut and paste from the site its from.

Tear it down, the whole fuckin thing

The reality is much more prosaic. You're denied a home loan because of a dank meme you posted about the government or because of your skin color, and your children grow up under the same treatment, so your family remains in an underclass no matter how hard you work. Everyone like you slaves away indefinitely to the benefit of some ruling class that emerges. Lawful protest is met with vicious and insidious retribution. Maybe things change in a couple hundred years, maybe they don't.

skynet been a thing tho for a few years now

@@Pomagranite167 I love your username!

Google: Gorgon stare

HAAAA

@HeyNowLookHere 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

John Oliver has a completely different format from the other shows. It's a one-topic retrospective of things that happened a while back. Which allows for more research and a more complete look on the situation. This sets LWT apart from the daily shows - studio or not. And don't get me wrong, I really like the John Oliver show for this bit of more distance to the actual events. But for experiencing the actual situation the other shows, be it Trevor Noah, Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, Jimmy Kimmel and funny enough Bill Maher recently are also quite good.

Trevor Noah has adapted well too. May also be worth mentioning Cody Johnston, but he's not actually a talk show host in the same sense. He has been doing youtube style single-topic news videos all along, kind of like John Oliver but more disheveled and snarky.

Charlie Brooker's not going to be able to write anything terrifying now. Compared to real life, the show's about to be a really dry documentary.

Yeah I think black mirror just became a reality show this year

TOO real lol

He's like a soothsayer from a Greek tragedy, at this rate.

@@domingadoflaminga3961 *oracle

He’s really John Conner, from an alternative timeline.

@Neronian Diamanti yeah, no doubt the NSA is using in some form now

Finally someone point it out! Trump,Bojo,Kavanaugh,Modi, except for one time,Marine Le Pen.

It wasnt awkward bc there was no audience, it was awkward bc they were all super serious and sad bc they were all corona themed.

@@Pomagranite167 No, the timing of jokes and pauses have been changed and this flows a lot faster than when there was a live audience.

right!? yeah it was weird for a bit but he's ridden the wave of silence and got a good beat on timing too

@@Pomagranite167 mm yeah ok i'll give you that, though having an audience is something a comedian get's used to and why most standups can't do a web thing, no feedback. look at bill maher's show (if you dare), he hasn't adapted as well. lol.

As much as I enjoy hearing the laughter at a particularly well-done joke, part of me hopes he stays without one whenever all this dies down. He's started to rely a lot less on annoying, "goes-on-too-long-repeat-the-same-word-over-and-over" gags just to get the audience hooting and it's fantastic.

Are those the ones that were French puppets?

@@andro7862 yeah generally so. Ton-That isn’t a surname, it’s a title given to more distant relatives of the monarch

burn david

The savagery is both off the charts and appropriate. Well done!

Shots fired.

I love when I scroll through the comments and see the comment I planned to write, only better. Well played.

I was racking my brain for comeback as soon as the words came out of his mouth, but I got nuthin'...

Already there.

Been since the 90s

Too late We're already there.

Obligatory we're in one since 2010 at least remark.

we've been IN IT for a MINUTE

That ‘Netflix’ show got me for a moment

The best photoshop I’ve seen so far

Idk if you’ve ever actually used PS but this content is garbage... try commenting something intelligent 🧐

Yes! They have an excellent graphics department

Fox news Photoshop artist gotta step up their game 😂😂😂

They made a movie. Babe in the big city

This gave me a good sad laugh. Thanks bud.

1984 is the book but I here you this is Orwellian

Ha

Yeah. The book is called brave new world

That's the point

I think there always has been. The internet has just given us better access to information.

There’s always been shit to worry about, we’re just seeing it more. A blessing and a curse for growing up with social media.

Yet so many of these worries and problems intersect in matters of elementary moral principles, basic human decency, freedom: values that we share. There's time yet to take action in solidarity with each other.

no there isn't we cannot sacrifice our freedom like that. our privacy, pleasee the left has to stop this!

Wow. Can't unsee it!

Psychopath is a little bit far fetched, but he's certainly suspect!

Future Bond villain in the making

Wtf.... Psychopath

@@The8BitPianist He is. All signs are there.

haha... oh u mean youtube, the platform that you're currently using to stay informed, entertained, and on which you've typed that comment? yes, pure evil! :P

Your profile picture is a notoriously mean human you have no say in any of this

@@mogur00 do you drive a car that puts out emissions into the atmosphere? You're pretty evil smh.

​Nathaniel Thrush, you mean sites collecting data that's a million times easier to misuse than just faces?

@@mogur00 My left-anarchist roomate uses Tik Tok (which is infamous for working from the Chinese Government) and gets delivery from Amazon Prime(Amazon funds the ICE camps) because of the global outbreak making it unsafe to go outside. Don't pretend like it's a simple matter of people not using services that don't align with their political views. Personally I actively criticize UKposts on their Creator Insider channel because it's the closest we have to a proper communication line (even if said communication line is often prone to lying to us, as I've proved in a playlist of mine).

Hell, there have already been cases where cops have used police databases to track, harass, stalk, and, at least once that I know of, kill exes. You wanna lay money on the idea that they're not creaming their pants at the thought of shit like this?

Law enforcement will be foiled by their own tech: Bad mustaches. I got a pack of them for $3.99. And maybe add some googly eyes.

Or....Same Cop: I need to find the BLM protester that gave me and my partner a dirty look to teach him a lesson 😬

In the mind of that cop, "terrorist", "guy who disagreed with me", and "BLM protester" are the same thing because there are people whose worldview is limited to good guy/bad guy. We have projected the simplified morals from the cartoons and movies we consumed in our youth onto how policing happens in the modern world.

@@roguishpaladin add the idea that antifa is now considered a terrorist organization, now they can do "any angry blm protester"->"antifa"->"terrorist"

And it's not even that implausible that you could spend like 5 minutes and get their name, address, contact information, etc.

@@Shifterwizard Only if they've decided to put that information on the internet.

@@Shifterwizard considering how people can be dangerous and outright follow someone they decide theyre interested in is HORRIFYING. i once had a guy FOLLOW ME TO MY CAR to ask me out and i was absolutely terrified! Imagine if a creeper could essentially doxx someone to stalk them!

@@youknowwho9247 what do you mean? Basically everyone is on the internet... most of the people have now mobile phone, and their mobile operator usually has their full ID data (and they are signed for many other commercial services with their real ID)... not saying it's simple to get into that without warrant, but with unlucky combination of state+operator+black_hat_hacker it may be like only $50 away for ANYONE, especially if you are sitting within the 5-10m of them capable to scan through their devices or eavesdrop on the same WiFi network, etc... It's not like this is issue only if you have Facebook account. That just makes it easier and smoother, but don't feel protected by skipping social networks. You are probably raising the difficulty, but not that much.

@@ped7g It doesn't even require a hacker or any sort of sophistication. A surprising amount of data is in the public record. Whitepages and other search engines can get me anyone's home address (or at least narrow down the possibilities to a small handful of addresses) with ease in just a few minutes. For free too.

I've been noticing that each week he speeds up

@@Mikefantasia22 "I finally did it! I got rid of the audience! At last I can make the show I always wanted to, which is just me ranting away in the most eloquent, witty and well researched way I can think of!"

Get 1.15x more Oliver and for my money I'll take it

@@BiffChunksteak Nah John loved the audience and you could tell he was taken aback by not having one the first few weeks. He's a comedian at heart and comedians feed off of the feedback they get from the audience whether a joke has landed or not. I mean I'm sure he is enjoying not having to care whether the jokes land or not but I guarantee you he can't wait to get back to the set.

Last week tonight but every time that John Oliver gets more stressed out it gets faster

Strict improvement, a lot of his jokes were bad and forced

Yeah his jokes were always the worst part of his show and the audience made it even worse

@@RadMan224 they had the occasional quality joke. His televangelist rpisode ending was fantastic

The 'it's the same salmon' bit would definitely have got a good reaction in the studio.

Better for it

It doesn't kill all humans, just the ones from foreign countries.

My ISP is named Skynet. They have fantastic service and a good sense of humor.

Skynet started out as a good thing in Terminator as well. It's not like it was designed to be evil. That guy could not have sounded more dumb

@@goldengryphon Lots of [brand]s these days have PR people with good senses of humor. You should have seen when the Sonic Twitter tweeted the Bubsy twitter, even the Mega Man twitter got in on it.

jesus we can't sacrifice our privacy our freedom like that. please don't let technocracy take over the world,

Technically the one who took the photo owns the copyright but only for media and advertising purposes. Once shared on social media it is consent to reshare and there is no provision in the law which states anything about using shared media to build databases. My wife has been a portrait photographer since 2015 and we had to get very familiar with the laws when we had a legal agreement drafted for our customers to sign after someone used a photo for a local ad... Which would have been okay if they had not cropped the photo to cut off the top of someone's head, which created bad branding for us. It is a case of, "there's nothing in the rulebook that says a golden retriever can't play basketball."

@@dorienrose9982 Those laws are quite different depending on the countries

@@dorienrose9982 Not the point the point is everyine suing at once, means they still have to sort through a million slap suits

@@andremilanimartin3338 Those laws are all the same internationally among countries that signed WIPO

Clearview*

If only the white guys who served as cannon fodder for millennia and where bleeding out in trenches while crying for their mommies knew how privileged they were for being Male and white...

@@tim543990 R u triggered lol

@@tim543990 Spoken like a true Kongo patriot, weeping for the plight of white men.

@@tim543990 Yeah, it's funny how if you're given a choice of living in a white or non-white neighborhood, the choice is always the same. No matter your sex, race, education level or literally anything else. You just mustn't tell the truth why you made this choice because then Big Brother unleashes his Thought Police and you are screwed.

Yikes, and people say leftists are easily-triggered snowflakes. It's just a joke, folks.

They're terribly comfortable and I expect everyone will be wearing them in the future.

Facial recognition is easily tweaked to work with only the upper half of the face, I'm afraid. If anything, it might exacerbate the misidentification issue.

Last time read up about it, it was more about the length between the ridge of the nose to your eyes that where the most important thing to scan.

Sean Hembree nice princess bride reference!

Mask, sunglasses, and your favorite hat!

Spot on!

Interesting how fictional movies/stories from our past, that depicted dystopian futures that have not happened, have seemed to provide the language/infrastructure for that very future to become manifest. We've got Skynet and... Soylent already.

@@shiningdawn8578 soylent? I'm sorry where do we have that

@@shiningdawn8578 on a side note we call it predicted programming and you call us crazy

soylent.com It’s not people...for now

That a pawfect way to not get identified :3

You'd think he could be sued over it...

My read on that cat is not bad vibes. Its an internet bro in his 20s that thinks he is doing a good thing and proud of himself, perhaps a bit too proud. Just as SkyNet was supposed to eliminate a worm from cyberspace in T3. He legit thinks he is doing a good thing and helping with the most heinous crimes. He also seems easily corruptible, but not corrupt yet. He isnt just going to up and admit his brainchild company is not what most folks want and stop scraping.

@@RaulDukeKnife -- he looks AND sounds evil. Which granted, could easily be wrong. But what he's doing is clearly evil, so there you go.

His permanent smirk reminds me of Shkreli. It almost says, "There's nothing embarrassing about me anywhere on the internet, but I know what you did during THAT spring break."

Was he the inspiration for the portrayal of Lex Luthor in the recent DC movies?

Citizens of China can now rebel against Winnie the Pooh and *SKYNET*

Even the name is not original.

(movie) skynet was supposed to be good at first too.

yeah, exactly my idea x.X wtf...

Yeah I saw the SKYNET sign and my first thought was "Holy shit they REALLY need to get someone to check if their product name is going to be a prob..." " 'The Terminator' is the favorite film of our founder." Oh. Wow. OK then.

not yet, but it's way worse than Black Mirror. Real life doesn't have any plot holes, which ironically, would make for a better movie than Black Mirror.

You are not alone mate

The past 6 months has just been an entire series of black mirror

Your 90+ likes put your social value on level A-. Congrats to your upgrade. You're now allowed to make use of these additional privileges...

@@nydydn Okay. They said episode, not movie.

I read this in John's voice 😂

Correct. He belongs in your nightmares.

This analogy works extremely well, since the total power Freddie holds over his victims by controlling the dreamworld they are getting butchered in equals a world with such totalitarian surveillance technology. It's a terrifying and horrific nightmare with no place to hide.

One of my favorite lines from the old version of despair.com “people tell you to dream but forget to mention that nightmares are dreams too.”

They think they can beat the odds

Isn't there a report of a shipment of drugs and illegal weapons coming to New Jersey tonight?

FBI I like not being forced to laugh at predetermined intervals. It actually makes these pieces more interesting

@@rainbowwriter672 they're actual people lol. It's not predetermined

Topics are too serious now. China is already using this facial recognition technology for their Social Credit System. They might start using it to quell the protests in Hong Kong. Scary thought. Actually came across a great analysis of the situation in Hong Kong and the future of those protests: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/rX2eam2Df66DmIE.html

@@rainbowwriter672 well to be fair it was an actual audience laughing while watching him

weirdly enough, the same description also fits black mirror.

Jesus loves you very much!!!

Yeah!! Not good ..not good at all

That is why you shouldn't have social media!!!!

@@GHustle4 At last not where "all things you upload belong to us from that point on" is literally in ToS - but who reads ToS anyways....

It was staged because it was an advertisement, but being able to do that at all is a creeper/stalker's dream.

@Albert Whisker Dude that quote never singled out scientists, it was directed to Hammond who funded the project. A project that was lead by not evil scientists but enthusiastic ones.

Progress will progress. We just need to learn to use whatever we discover and learn to do. No stopping that. By banning research in this areas we will make sure China will have better AI tech and USA will lag behind.

"Condors. If our program was about matching endangered condors to date each other, you wouldn't have any problem with it."

worst than that everyone else was like yea we shouldnt so this guy was like ok well i will just take the same tech. and apply it with no moral or ethical concern to make money

That’s why we were raised Roman Catholic during the Space Race, not the Arms Race. Ethics and Science. Our records were not digitized by then, so we didn’t know they were building on our colonial tobacco fields until after Korean War. Most of Dad’s class out of San D didn’t make it to Korea. Dad and another guy went to Guam bc they were Black in 1948 when they opened professional jobs in the military when 1984 was written. Before that, we were already educated and had judges, sheriffs and medics and doctors in the Navy. People called Dad “Chief” bc he was also a Boy Scout master. He was a data systems analyst and I was a Network systems analyst, regardless of my title in a UNIX call center They both came back

my cousin was an founder of facial recognization company in China.. these discussion changed my view about this techonology

It becomes more terrifying the more you think about it. In no way did the fictional Skynet ever think it was evil, it did what it did because it was deemed necessary. So when someone says their AI is good and not evil, they need to specify exactly why it is good and what prevents it from ever trying to nuke us all

@@JachAnen "The road to Hell is paved with good intentions" is the apt aphorism for this LWT segment.

@@nnannakalu9423 so road to heaven is paved with bad intentions?

reminds me of America’s government for the past 4 years

Indeed, like most justifications involving "terrorism", it's really just an excuse for more authoritarianism.

And in Slovakia, there was a huge scandal about some 'people of very very questionable character' bribing police officers to get access into police databases and collect data on their enemies such as journalists reporting on them.

i'm not entirely plugged in.. on how such 'basic' A.I. ..that too.. often 'flawed' A.I. can ever have a fair shot at 'preventing' mishaps or sinster things. i think.. for that we had better got 'ears to the ground' ... informer networks and better intercept tech. maybe even hack encryption based messenger services.. (whats ufffap) i know from experience or seeing how Bombay police changed. prior to the 1990s communal/religious riots and all the police literally had ample imformer networks and solving high-voltage cases was .. to a great extent.. dependent on human intel. things dwindles after the trust was broken.. or Muslims often saw the state as being partial.. if not the oppressor. informers too receeded to the background. (many from the lower strata of society or living on tge fringes.. or even being part of crime syndicates/ gangs). and obviouslt.. now crime is often decentralised. like.. in xase of terror attacks here.. often it takes a "sleeper cell" of juat 4-5 localised people who might otherwise have regular day jobs. skilled, highly educated people too can and do get systematicallylured or brain washed in the name of allegedly/real atrocities agsinst their sect/ group/ religion. it would be A FAAAAAR CALL to expect our current toddlee A.I. to do zilch in catching a whiff **before** a crime occured. i mean.. really. what if i am acting almost alone or in a limited way getting instructions over a securef communication and collecting arson or weapons or explisives wirhin closed premises. aka no public meetings or significant appearance out of the ordinary.. in front of surveilance cameras. i could be wrong but just my two paise

I would think the problem for Germany (and England and the U.S.) is more that the federal police agencies are run by politically correct cucks who wont WANT to keep tabs on jihadists, because "racism!".

Chuck Fina You have no idea what happens in the US in the name of law and order, do you?

Once people understand that their rmasturbation is seen by the government, they may object to this total observation.

The sad thing is that it is actually much, MUCH worse. This episode barely scratches the surface of the problem. I'm actually surprised at the things they DIDN'T include. I'm not going to copy/paste the Wall of Text from my other post. But I will link to it. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/ooqboaKBh4CY1ps.html&lc=z23fcxhhnnbwc5uoh04t1aokgekrmuhpwi5b0fc1dijnbk0h00410 EDIT: UKposts doesn't let you link directly to a comment anymore. That link is for this video, but the comment at the very top will be the 'Highlighted Comment". EDIT AGAIN: You have to copy & paste it because UKposts will strip off the latter half of the link if you just click it...

Overwatch that link brings me back to the video you just commented on 🤔

@@epapa217 Yes but the comment should be at the very top of the comments as the "highlighted comment"

BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE!

That about sums up almost every episode of "Last Week Tonight" ever.

Your saying even if a cure is found for Covid 19 all information regarding it should be blocked from Jon Oliver?

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@@yeetman4953 I was referring to how to keep jon Oliver to do his show without an audience.