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Value Life, Stop the killings 02232024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  In the beginning, life was something, and in the end of time life
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  shall still be something. We live in a world today where the life of
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  a human, of humans wealth, it's gradually depreciating, and the value of
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  life is gradually being lost. It had lost a religious difference, to culture
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  differences, to traditional differences, the political or nationalistic, or some court or
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  sect affiliated differences. That the human lives in one part of the world means
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  nothing or very less than humans in another part of the world. Their lives
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  means something more, something precious. Live in a society to their where people
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  in the same neighborhood or living across the street, of people doing the same
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  job according to the same church, at the same synagogue. A temper has
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  seen differently valued, differently treated differently, rewarded differently, and punished or even
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  care differently. The humanity has gone through a lot to transition from the Stone
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  Age to the tribe ordeal, to the ancients and the dawn of civilization in
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  the modern war, to the definitions of crime and punishment, to the rule
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  of law and to the canons of civilized society, to the Briton Rights Institution,
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  and to the United Nations, the League of nations and others institutions of
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  civilized beings upon air in our untrustalizations, and has done a lot to where
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  we are to day. And we can always remember from the Boston Tea Party
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  of the founding fathers of the Civil War to free this great country from the
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  British, and to the Civil War to free this country from slavery, and
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  to the civil rights movement, to free this war from prejudices and racism and
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  sexism and bigotry. And if you extrapolated around the world, humans have died
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  a lot. Humans of suffer the lot in protests, in riots, wars
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  and shooings and killings, and persecution and assassinations and imprisonment and banning, shadow
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  banning and restrictions and abandonment and rejection and stigmatization. The human create a sulfid
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  the lot to be free and to be treated with the dignity of life,
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  and should be giving the place on the table of civilized humans, or willing
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  and hoping and wishing or praying to be left alone, if they can work
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  so hard do no harm, should be left alone in their comfort, in
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  their passing hurt, in their individuality, and in their right to property,
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  to liberty and the pursuit of flourishment or prosperity. In order to find beauty,
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  satisfaction and happiness. Humans have come through a lot. There have fought
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  so many wars, so many revolutions. If you go back to the French
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  Revolution, we read the writings of Voter Montesquieu, Jean Jacques Rousseau, and
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  John Locke, you know, and most of the Enlightenment philosophers, to Benjamin
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  Franklin and to the funding fathers of America, to the women's movements in Europe,
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  and to the fight in the developing world against colonization and the zeale for
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  humans to be fair? What went wrong that, after all this, still
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  humans are not free, Humans are not treated equally, works are not valued,
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  design, creativity is not value design, and humans are still not played.
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  The sign after all these centuries of struggle and death, and wars and
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  cannige, the holocausts, slavery, exploitation, crueties, brutalities and humanities,
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  stigmatization, dehumanization, demonization or demonization prejudicis to the jin crow and the rise
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  of all types of hate groups antisemitism and all agism, heighthism, sexism,
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  weadism and all this phobias and hatred and viole and spite for fellow humans.
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  When should they stop? Why should humans just leave? I am free in
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  their works, in their activities, and in their contribution, to be free
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  in their minds, in their projection, perception and perspective. When should humans
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  be able to think, to doubt and ask questions, whether being shadow by
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  or concert or humilated or fired or dis christ or let it dry, or
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  to be impoverished, or to be sneered or sued or defamed or killed.
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  What makes other humans think that they are superior to other humans? And what
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  gives these humans the rights to kill other humans or devalue the lives of other
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  humans as if they don't matter. What makes other humans to think that they
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  are cause of nationalism, of petriotism, a countryhood as much superior to others
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  living in the same country, honor in the same flag, singing the same
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  nation, unten and believing in the same values are any body else? What
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  makes one dictator in the country feel of things that they have the audacity,
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  the authority and divinity given to them to imprison their opposition, to transfer them
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  from one penal colony to the other, and to finally just decide to kill
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  them or I will refuse to give the cops to the mother. What give
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  these people this power? Do not see humans for humans, but see humans
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  add something like tools that they can use, and and then like a tissue
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  paper the humans as if they have no essences. Where does this type of
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  people come from? Who give birth to this type of people? What?
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  Where they thought? At home? What's cool did they go to? Who
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  indoctrinated them? Who was their teacher, the mentor their coach? Which type
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  of books did they read? What motivated them? What inspired them? What
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  made them to devalue the fellow humans? What crosh what? What crime?
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  What abuse of violence or minimization? Was given to this type of people?
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  Now they are beyond psychopathy and they don't feel for humans. That you don't
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  think and believe that every human comes from the womb of another human, and
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  every human is born, that every human has the right to this earth to
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  dream, to live, to procreate, to create, to work and contribute,
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  or give these people the right the audacity, the courage, the validation,
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  the justification, the immunity of protection of blessings or prayers? Who and
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  what gives these people this superhumanliness in the name of cruelty, cross and humanity,
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  repugnances and carnage. This type of humans, how did they come to
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  be? That a child is borne from the womb of a woman, with
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  all the blessings and prayers of the earth, we are, the fan fare
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  of birth and the rituals and sacrifice on celebrations. And infant a baby amongst
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  other babies, is not raised in an island or in a cave, or
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  in space on the moon, and in different cosmos or different planetary system.
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  And that human being is not alien God, every autonomica or biological or physiological
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  composition like any other human being. And that being, that infant and kit
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  is called a human being, human being with a compound word human being.
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  That that chi is human, a product, the mortal product of the earth,
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  like any other human And that the child is a being, an existence,
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  a being with infinity intelligence of good. What went wrong to that human
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  being, that infant, that child from parent or naturing, to breastfeeding and
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  tying the diapers, to crawling and crippling and walking, to be introduced to
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  the world in the kindergarten with fellow humans or to an elementary school with fellow
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  humans or even if their homeschool, their homeschool by fellow humans, and those
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  these kids move through elementary school to middle school, to high schools to university
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  or institutions of great learning to work. These humans or this human being is
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  not born as an island, by born in the community community of humans.
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  These humans have been helped by many humans. This particular human do not create
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  the street, do not create create the laws or the codes or the ancients.
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  They not make the language or the religion or the culture or tradition.
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  This human is born in the society that it's already pre made and giving to
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  this human for one task, to make better, To make better? What
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  went wrong and this human or group of humans become that true oppressive, suppressive
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  and maka villain in the intent and their cruity or their savagery. What went
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  wrong? Because the human being is the mind, the body, the soul,
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  and the coolagure of the environment. What went wrong in the mind of
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  that human? What went wrong the mind? Sheap? What went wrong for
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  the positive causality to be replaced with negative causality? What went wrong that that
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  mind that chap got replaced by the feeling of insufficiency, inadiquity, inadequacy with
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  the feeling of insecurity, of inequality, iniquity or inferiority. What went wrong
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  to that chap, What went wrong for that chip to feel less, to
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  feel rejected or not loved? Who did that to that child that crossed up
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  to become terror? Terror to humanity? How do we fix that? How
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  do we fix that? The human in this born God? And if a
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  human being does something wrong or evil or crue or hateful or spiteful, uncivilized
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  or primitive, we must go back to the condition, the situation, and
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  the circumstance to see what went wrong, what reconflicts or do we need to
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  update or to upright or to enhance. What type of restoration or rehabilitation needs
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  to be done? How much forgiveness need to be given to this person for
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  this person to let go dichroageous and to move on to make this world a
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  better place. Each life is given by the greatest omni designer, by nature
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  and a parent. And that life is not equal and precious private parent,
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  like every parent ours. It shall not be upon another human to take away
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  under the life that they didn't create. No human credate itself, and the
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  human therefore cannot self terminate or take the life of another human for some crue
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  philosophical or religious or traditional of cultural explanations withould ad due cause of law a
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  lord as just, swift, sincere, humane and civilized. The world to
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  day was supposed to be getting better because to day is better than yesterday,
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  and to morrow be better than to day. So the humans of yesterday look
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  up to the humans of to day, and we are the humans of the
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  present. Is upon us, as civilized humans living in the world that is
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  much better and connected by science and technology, as more connected by the Internet,
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  an artificial intelligence. That in this world we'll live to day, we
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  can only make it better this error in which we live in, it's an
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  error in which history has gradually being forgotten. We have seen a lot of
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  death through coronavirus, and after this epidemic, it's time for those who are
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  here to lend the lessons of the futility of life. That during this virus
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  we could see people die by the hour, by the minute, and life
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  became so meaningless, but meaningful because we self reflected to see the life is
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  that precious humans can work together to develop themselves and let others develop. If
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  humans can compete, If humans can compete, if humans can see one another,
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  not like enemies. If humans cannot let the media of politicians or some
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  weak, insecured humans with inferior mindset and inferior disposition, charressed or misinform of
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  misdirect humans to see one another, of enemies. We shall value life.
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  Life is one and time is once. We shall value life, shall find
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  the life of others. The killings is becoming too much. The killings are
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  becoming traumatizing for the children. So much conflicts, so much killings. But
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  we are the civilized humans, and we are the humans des part of our
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  arrogance, keep claiming that we are the most intelligent. What are we intelligent?
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  We're not intelligent in loving one another. We're not intelligent in resolving conflicts
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  by creating them. We are not intelligent in the escalleting but in escalating.
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  We are not intelligence in seeking peace. We're in creating wars. We are
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  not intelligent in being of our brothers or sisters keep us, or we are
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  intelligent in the wing others in the name of race, color, religion,
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  tradition, culture, or even the neighborhood you live. We're not intelligent in
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  caring for our ecosystem or the environment or the Cosmo space. We're intelligent in
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  toxify and poisoning our planet. We should be intelligent in justice, but we
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  are not. We are intelligent? Is killing the law? Being unfair,
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  being corrupt, being unjust, undiscriminatory? What are we intelligent? We say
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  we are intelligent in science and technology? How can be that intelligence in science
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  and technology? And bid their cruel and brutal and warlike un destructive? Unsaftaminay
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  a, I we hope to help us. Are we going to use it
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  for good? What minds can not develop the AI? What types of humans
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  cannot program, create and deploy the artivisial intelligences of the future? Or does
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  a diivisial intelligence be? Will it be artificial intelligence or artificial on? Intelligence?
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  Should be careful society, they want to pass on. The human being
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  is born from the womb as an infant, the little bo or girl,
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  a little teenager to a young adult, and they become grown up and gradually
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  the age and gradually need dupreciate to dust. That's the story, however,
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  human, but the hope of life is the hope of being, that even
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  that human being that dupreciate to dust, its existencia a tenner and of infinity
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  dates a human that becomes dust to be given this space and the bland slight
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  with fairness and merit, to work, to positively contribute, and to live
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  a girl and pass under with death made to the younger generations. We shall
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  love life, we shall value life. We shall not take it away.
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  It does that the law have sanction to take lives away, follow due course
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  of the law. Be resistant, hesitate not to destroy life. It takes
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  humanity to bring forth a child. Shouldn't take just one simple trigger to destroy
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  that child. It takes the whole society to be in a community. Shouldn't
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  take just one balm to reduce that community into robbers. It takes years,
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  open years, and generations upon generations to buire dreams and pure family history a
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  story. Shouldn't take a few bullets to wipe out ther whole family tree.
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  Humanity is day, reflect, meditate, and pray for the world. Be
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  enlightened, and your deeds and the civilized, and your dignity and humility.
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  Irrespectful of yourself, and be respectful and torrant of others. For Your life
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  is as important as any other person's life. If you come to this war,
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  abide by the law, have some moral values, and seek to be
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  civilized, to work, to be positively active, living and hoping to contribute,
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  you should be applauded and be accepted in the community of fellow humans.
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  Value life, value life, value life. Thank you, Oh, thank
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  you, so thank you.