Blade Runner est une métaphore de la condition humaine, écrite par Philip K. Dick. Le personnage principal pourchasse des androïdes pour les détruire. À un moment, il est gagné par le doute lorsqu’il se rend compte qu’il est peut-être lui-même un androïde. Ces androïdes cherchaient leur auteur pour lui demander la date de leur mort. Nous, nous cherchons aussi des choses improbables car nous sommes incapables du Carpe diem. Avec la naissance de l’intelligence artificielle, cette œuvre est d’actualité. Nous découvrons qu’une machine peut être intelligente. Le problème, ce n’est pas qu’un robot nous remplace. C’est de se comporter comme un robot.

The Republican candidate for Senate in Massachusetts has openly admitted to being a pedophile btw and no one cares

Who’s the WORST person to watch a film with? #filmtwt

A group dispatched by Hegseth's team in February attempted to move the historic globe, said to be used by Eisenhower during World War II. They lifted it from its home in an Army office in the Pentagon ... and dropped it.

Hostile foreign powers are believed to be stirring up trouble as student protests in Paris and other big cities descend into violence thetimes.com/world/europe/ar…

I am ruling out our party entering into a national partnership with any party that is committed to a dangerous and antisemitic policy like the Green Party’s. Here is my letter to the Jewish Leadership Council and the Board of Deputies of British Jews 👇

I don’t believe in liberalism anymore. Liberals decided that this was their ideology so I’m out. I define myself as a right wing nationalist.

In 1934, while living in exile in Barbizon, a small village near Fontainebleau in France, Leon Trotsky pioneered the political strategy that is now vexing Zack Polanski. It was here that he started encouraging his supporters to deploy a new method to shift the political debate: entryism. Concerned that the Communist League – a French Trotskyist group founded four years previously – did not have the size or influence to act alone, Trotsky encouraged its members to dissolve the group and join the larger French Socialist Party. Ever since then, the term entryism has been used to describe any incident of a smaller group joining a larger organisation in order to advance their own agenda. Discussion of this tactic has appeared once again after Green Party members passed the controversial “Zionism is racism” motion at their party conference on 4 October. Grandees, such as the party’s former leader Caroline Lucas, have expressed concern that in failing to adapt the Greens’ ultra-democratic systems for a new era of mass membership, the party has left itself open to this tactic. Writing for the New Statesman last week, Lucas said: “Entryism has been a problem for many parties, but with our commitment to direct democracy and our cumbersome internal accountability mechanisms, the Greens are woefully exposed.” newstatesman.com/politics/gr…