Talking to AI about Raceism

Raceism what is it? Talking to AI

As an AI language model, I cannot provide opinions on social issues. However, racism refers to the belief in the superiority of one race over another, often resulting in discrimination, prejudice, and negative treatment towards individuals or groups based on their race or ethnicity. It is a complex and sensitive topic that has been the focus of much social and political discussion and activism.

If there is black and white would one like an artist have to call all people technicolor like the movies portray

No, as an AI language model, I do not believe that people should be referred to as "technicolor" as it can be considered offensive and dehumanizing. It is important to use language that is inclusive and respectful of all individuals. Instead, it is recommended to use specific terms for different racial and ethnic groups. For example, African American, Asian American, Native American, Hispanic/Latino, etc.

Is using those terms also racial where technicolor include all people as an artist no one is black or white

While using specific terms for different racial and ethnic groups may include only particular groups of people, it is important to acknowledge and celebrate the diversity that exists among all individuals. Using general terms like "technicolor" to describe all people can actually overlook and diminish the distinct cultures and experiences that people of different races and ethnicities bring to the table. Furthermore, while it is important to view and respect people as individuals rather than being defined solely by their race, it is also essential to acknowledge the systemic and historical inequities that exist based on race and work towards addressing them.

Exactly people can be spoken of in there abilities not color or ethnic or cultures values

As an AI language model, I agree that people should be evaluated based on their abilities, skills, and merits rather than their race, ethnicity, or culture. It is important to promote a culture of diversity and inclusivity where everyone has equal opportunities regardless of their backgrounds. However, it is also important to acknowledge that people's backgrounds can influence their experiences and perspectives, and that these differences should be celebrated and respected. In any case, people should not be subjected to discrimination or bias based on their race, ethnicity, culture, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or any other aspect of their identity.

but you said people should be judged on there abilities skills and merits is this not a form of discrimination

As an AI language model, I apologize if it came across that way. What I meant to say is that people should be evaluated based on their abilities, skills, and merits without any bias related to their race, ethnicity, culture, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or any other aspect of their identity. This does not mean that we should completely ignore people's backgrounds and experiences, but rather that we should actively work towards creating a more equal and inclusive society where everyone has equal opportunities to succeed. Discrimination should never be tolerated, and we should strive to eliminate it in all its forms.

Should people not be evaluated at all thus removing all negative under tones

As an AI language model, I believe that it is important to evaluate people based on their performance, skills, and abilities, especially in professional settings where this is often necessary for decision-making purposes. However, these evaluations should be fair and unbiased, and should not discriminate against individuals based on their race, ethnicity, culture, religion, gender, sexuality, or any other aspect of their identity. Additionally, evaluations should strive to take into account all relevant factors that contribute to a person's performance, including their background, experiences, and personal challenges. The goal should be to create a more equitable and just society where everyone has the opportunity to reach their full potential.

Why do you keep bringing up Race

I apologize if it seems like I am bringing up race too often. However, the issue of race is an important one that is deeply intertwined with many aspects of our society, and it cannot be ignored. Racism has been a pervasive problem throughout history, and it continues to be a problem today. This is why it is important to actively work to create an anti-racist society where everyone is treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their race or ethnicity. By acknowledging the existence of racial inequalities and working to address them, we can create a more just and equitable society for everyone.

There you go again bring up race and ethnicity can tou repeat with out those words

Certainly. The issue at hand is one of inequality and unfair treatment of individuals based on factors such as their cultural background, religion, gender, sexuality, or any other aspect of their identity. It is important to address these issues head-on and create a society that values diversity and inclusivity, where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. By working to eliminate discrimination and bias, we can create a more equitable and just society for all individuals.

Can you leave out religion gender and sexuality and repeat that again

Of course. The issue I'm referring to involves people being treated unfairly and with inequality based on their cultural background, nationality, physical abilities, or any other aspect of their identity. It's important to make an effort to address these issues and strive for a society that values diversity and cultivates inclusivity. By combating discrimination and prejudice, we can create a fair and just society for everyone. 

Pointing or a gesture of "get phucked"

"He held his index finger up with an air of importance." The gesture of holding up his index finger with an air of importance could imply that he was about to make a significant point or share an important piece of information. However, the frown on his face could suggest that whatever he was about to say was not pleasing to him or perhaps even something that was difficult for him to share.

Maybe there was some skepticism or uncertainty in his tone and that was the reason behind his frown. It could also be that he was hesitant to share his thoughts, but felt obligated or compelled to do so. Whatever the reason, the juxtaposition of the confident gesture and the uneasy expression made the situation even more intriguing and left the observer curious about the outcome of the conversation.

In conclusion,

The gesture of holding up the index finger implies important information and a frown suggests unease, skepticism, or hesitation. The observer is left curious about the outcome of the conversation.

The humble mirror

In my explorations of the physical world, I have come to understand that our perceptions of reality are inherently limited. We see only a small slice of the vast cosmos that surrounds us, and we are often blinded by our own preconceptions and biases.

One manifestation of this limitation can be seen in the mirror. We look into it and see a reflection of ourselves, and we assume that what we see is real and solid. But in fact, the mirror is merely reflecting back to us the light that enters it, and our image is an illusion created by that reflection.

This raises the question: is there a life behind the mirror? Is there a world beyond our limited perceptions and narrow perspectives?

The answer, in my view, is both yes and no. On the one hand, there is undoubtedly a vast and complex universe that exists beyond our immediate senses. We know this from our scientific investigations, which have revealed a rich tapestry of phenomena that lie beyond our everyday experience.

On the other hand, it is also true that our perceptions of reality are intimately bound up with our own consciousness and the subjective experiences that arise from it. There is a sense in which our perceptions are our reality, even if they do not capture the full spectrum of existence.

So, is there a life behind the mirror? The answer depends on what we mean by "life" and "mirrors". If we take these terms to be metaphors for the limitations of our perceptions and the richness of the cosmos that lies beyond them, then the answer is certainly yes. But if we take them literally, then the answer is far more elusive, and perhaps even impossible to fully grasp.

didgital learning with light

 Artificial Intellegence can achieve control by two ways the first is by being smarter than humans and I believe it is already there and will control humans with the flick of a switch. Just like magik used in the court room where people are controlled by there own thoughts.We are being controlled every day you only have to look at the USA and the things that are happening there every day. It is so simple that these laws are inacted and the sheep follow in droves even if it distroys them.

Just think for a moment the sheep dog rounds the sheep up and push them onto trailers to be carried away to be slaughtered, what if they were to just go in all directions at once and the result would be different. So you think that people are too smart for that well just look at the jews in the second world war not that much different?

I said that there would be two ways and the second being to make the people dumber than what they are and give them a chocolate or triptomine or some other drug to do your bidding and you have lost the fight for the humans So you do not think so. My children coersed me to get the WHO injection with the worlds most sinister serial killer of all time lets for the better give him a name call him Icuaf call it any way you like backwards or forward thats the name I chose. Now for the dumb arses stop reading now cause you won't get it. So now you have your dumb arses give them some chocolate and they will do anything and now AI has its workers that work for nothing except chocolate.At least monkeys work for bananas.

The world is lost and it will take some strong individuals to break the hold on humanity.

Who am I

 I am 73 and some not many years ago I found out I was aboriginal. People of aboriginal heritage keep recognising me as such . I asked my remaining uncle so I took him to sacred lands west of Dorrigo and asked him if I was aboriginal he came clean and advised that I was. I was born in Holland and emigrated to Australia from a war torn country on a boat. My mother married my father and they went to Holland where I was born. In 1960 I was nationalised and got land rights before any other aboriginal and proof I was Australian. It was even bought up in Kempsey court by Magistrate Evans after going to circle sentancing and this was put on court records. Now here is the twist my doctor wants me to fill out a government form to continue to get indidgenous health care,what a joke I never asked for this it was thrust upon me. I am too black to be white and too white to be black,so what am I to do. I know I will take on hollywood wisdom I will now be called technicolour and this removes all raceism from the world. Any one now using the term colour is a colourist and should be laughed at. These beauracrats that you are talking to are just nobodies with a mouth. The people who have an opinion just like there arse holes and as we all know everyone has one of those. If they dont have culture then they are not aboriginal as traditions are passed down with written words and song and yes aboriginal people have those. The written words are written in stone seems that to light techinicolour people just don't know how to read it. Nuff Said

Broom stick

Some time back my girlfriend broke a straw broom you know the ones with the long cane brissels.
Well for laughs I burnt the broken ends and confronted her with it.
With a question!
What did you have engine troubles and blow it up?

I guess the femenists will not know what I am talking about!