AI cannot match the human element-Palantir is taking over hospitals — and nurses are PISSED

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I use AI to answer all kinds of basic factual objective questions but I have noticed it is incapable in certain areas. In other words it needs human oversight. Use it with discretion and responsibly… If you choose to use it. Just like a gun that needs to be treated with respect and care. You need to use your head when handling a gun. We can’t use these tools willy-nilly.

I noticed the character of the nurses versus the oligarchs in this video. I don’t know the name of the one guy with the Einstein hair but he looks like a wacko LOL. The nurses make a good point. They say that AI doesn’t know which nurse is suitable for what shift and individual nurses capabilities. That’s something that a head nurse and the herd would be able to address. In my business is a handyman there are things that I just have to use my own brain for. When I’m fitness screwed into a sheet metal I have to use my experience with nuts and bolts. I can’t type in my chat GPT dialog and ask it how to get the screw in the hole but I can ask it if the manufacturer who made that sheet metal made it out of steel or aluminum. So basically you just have to know how to use these various instruments that technology has improved over the years. I don’t think it’s wise to use muskets because you’re against technology. I would choose to use a modern rifle. The fact that it’s technologically advanced is not something that I think is logical to object to. I understand the dangers and fears about AI. I use it nevertheless. Should we get rid of ai? One thing I’m sure about is that if we let these wacko oligarchs treat AI exhibit can become greater than God we are in for a big surprise. You don’t give a child a loaded gun. Likewise you don’t let AI go unrestrained and unhindered. And that’s what I think these wacko oligarchs are thinking. They’re the ones you need to be put in restraints. A person who gives a child a loaded gun needs to be put in restraints.

MONEY…-Pastors call people Judas to Defend Expensive Churches #christianreels  …

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Jesus had no place to lay his head… So why do you think this guy focuses on John 12:3? If you want to follow the example of Jesus, then consider the entirety of what he said about money.

If I recollect correctly Rutherford’s church was dilapidated and I think I remember him commenting about that that there was no one to look after the building of God’s house. The Bible frowns upon niggardliness. And for those people that are sensitive to the n word, that has nothing to do with the n word. It was a common way to refer to stinginess in former days.

1 Timothy 5:17 KJV
Let the elders that rule well be counted worthy of double honour, especially they who labour in the word and doctrine.

It’s really a matter of balance. I think those who want to treat their ministers well have an honorable intention. I know when I was in the Canadian reformed Church they certainly gave their ministers very nice homes at least the ones I saw. But I prefer the mindset of Calvin. He purposefully chose a meager stipend. Which means that he had opportunity to choose a lavish stipend. Calvin was an extremely godly Man. I think he sets the example. I know of one minister that reminds me of him. Years ago when I was confused about separatism by the doctrine of occasional hearing I used to collect my alms. One time it increased to $2,000. I wanted to give it to this Minister but he declined it. Originally I was quite taken aback by that. But in time I realized he was doing what Calvin did. And I have high respect for this Minister because of that. I was not trying to purchase this minister. I was only trying to make use of the money I set apart for the Lord.

I have an article on this WordPress account about riches with many quotes from our fathers about money. Very godly ministers have said that most of God’s people are poor. Yet here in America we turn that over and consider that most of God’s people are prosperous. I agree with spurgeon who I remember a quote of him saying… THE OLD COVENANT WAS A COVENANT OF PROSPERITY. THE NEW COVENANT IS A COVENANT OF ADVERSITY, WHEREBY WE ARE BEING WEANED FROM THE PRESENT WORLD, AND BEING MADE NEAT FOR THE WORLD TO COME. I remember a minister in the covenanter church that when he heard me quote spurgeon saying that, he said he disagreed. I remember being in one of the houses he lived in and it was a mansion. I remember this Minister’s son-in-law balking at me in consideration of the hard times I was having in the workplace in Canada. I lost jobs for not working on the Lord’s Day. Yet this ministers son-in-law basically laughed at me. Why would he do that? It’s because in the North American Church it is automatic that you will be able to provide for your own. There’s no such thing as losing wives and houses for jesus’ sake in the North American Church. …It’s okay. Let him laugh at me. I think he’s in for a surprise with his spiritual pride. If he reads this, which is highly unlikely, I pray that he will see the error on his ways and turn from his foolish mocking of God’s suffering people.

Mark 10:28-31 KJV
Then Peter began to say unto him, Lo, we have left all, and have followed thee. [29] And Jesus answered and said, Verily I say unto you, There is no man that hath left house, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or lands, for my sake, and the gospel’s, [30] But he shall receive an hundredfold now in this time, houses, and brethren, and sisters, and mothers, and children, and lands, with persecutions; and in the world to come eternal life. [31] But many that are first shall be last; and the last first.

The world’s mindset about money has infected the North American Church. Money is the bottom line in the eyes of the world. When you hear politicians making decisions it’s always a matter of money and hardly ever a question about what God says we should do… In fact I think you could fairly say it is never a question about what God says we should do. The world’s view about money is aptly expressed in this song by Pink Floyd.

I chose a path of fearing the idolatry of mammon which Jesus talks about in Matthew chapter 6. It struck fearing me when you said you cannot serve God and Mammon for you either hate the one and love the other. How many professing American Christians take that seriously? I’m asking you seriously. Does It strike fear in your heart that you could be seduced by the subtlety of Mammon? Don’t you see that money has wreaked havoc upon the North American Church? And if money has done that and we live in a materialistic culture do you realize the danger you and your loved ones face?

I can tell you personally my experience in the North American church over this issue is that you are treated exactly how the book of Proverbs says. If you are poor your brethren will hate you. If you are well to do with the thriving business a nice house and a happy healthy big family, you are well received in the North American Church no matter what denomination you go to. But if you’re a John the Baptist who wears camel skins and eats locust …forget it buddy… You don’t need the clubs criteria. You’re not wanted even though that will never be officially acknowledged. Some other accusation will be used to dismiss you and exclude you.

So it’s an apt description of the prevailing mindset in the North American Church as Pink Floyd expresses it in that one line of the song …’don’t give me that do goody good BS.”

Matthew 6:24 KJV No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.

“If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsel or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen.”   (Samuel Adams)

I understand that Samuel Adams was a poor man relatively speaking.

To my brothers in Christ. If you are struggling and find it impossible to provide for your own pray to God and ask him if it’s because you are burning the candle at both ends or maybe a better way to express it that you’re on a stretch rack because it’s impossible to impress people with your efforts in a hostile world to make a living and at the same time wanting to deal with the just fear of falling into the seductive trap of worldliness that Mammon pulls on you with. Hey look I’m not your judge. The holy spirit is your judge. God is your judge. I will not step into his room and judge you. But I can say that the overall climate that we live in is radioactive. The god of man and is sucking many into hell than my estimation. I’m like the apostle Paul in the sense that I would that you live like kings. That’s what he said to the Corinthians and then he went on to describe the hardships he endured. I can honestly say I do not want God’s people to suffer. But I can also honestly say that I see materialism has infected the church and it’s made it so that I am despised for my views on money. And I believe my views are according to the scripture.

On Matthew 6:33 spurgeon said,”set all your mind on seeking the lord. Covetousness is poverty, and anxiety is misery: trust in God is an estate, and likeness to God is a heavenly inheritance.” (Spurgeon’s checkbook of faith) Elijah in first Kings 17 verse 4 trusted in God to provide for him. So can you trust in God. I can see God has provided for me in many amazing ways even though I’ve gone through extreme hardships in life. I have never lacked food to the point of starvation. Sure I’ve been through experiences like the apostle Paul… But as with Paul God provided for me throughout these hardships.

2 Corinthians 11:25-27 KJV
Thrice was I beaten with rods, once was I stoned, thrice I suffered shipwreck, a night and a day I have been in the deep; [26] In journeyings often, in perils of waters, in perils of robbers, in perils by mine own countrymen, in perils by the heathen, in perils in the city, in perils in the wilderness, in perils in the sea, in perils among false brethren; [27] In weariness and painfulness, in watchings often, in hunger and thirst, in fastings often, in cold and nakedness.

Even though Paul went through all these things God kept him going… in other words God provided for him. We never have to worry about food and clothing because God feeds the birds of the air who neither so nor reap and we are much more value than them.

On the spectrum of worldly professing Christian leaders Kenneth Copeland takes the Cake I think but materialism is not limited to the word faith teachers. It infects even the reforms and Presbyterian circles.