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I had to laugh at the Coles piece - the midwits driving both of the data projects you mention will probably be promoted to positions where they can do less harm to the company. I mean, Microsoft powered robotic warehouse? Those guys can't write two lines of code without three bugs. They're probably proposing "AI" tools to "analyse" the employee data - you can bet that the only people losing jobs on the back of this will be those actually doing the work that keeps the company functioning. Coles is fooked.

(If you wonder about my expertise on the above: before I decided to become a farmer, I spent 25+ years in IT, which eventually devolved into simply automating people out of work - 12 years now on the land and the world and I are both better off)

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Interesting to hear your background Les!

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On point per usual 👌 and although incapable myself of diplomacy I do understand and appreciate your ... attempts to be even handed. My temper alas serves me not at all in convincing these mass formation psychosis victims.

If Dr Geert Vanden Bossche is correct in his prognostications, quite a few subjects (sic) of 3+ are due to meet their Maker before 2030. 💣 IF that unfolds then the tone will, ahhh, sharpen.

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With regard to vax subjects ‘due to meet their Maker before 2030’ - it is becoming clear that the increased mortality post-vax is well & truly already with us. The latest data on Japan’s post-Covid situation indicates that the mortality rate for cancers has significantly accelerated for Japanese who accepted three shots of the experimental LNP genetic injectables. Check out Dr John Campbell PhD’s video yesterday (14 April). The YT link is: https://youtu.be/onww2X-ecfg?si=BLo_sWQI8J5Waji5

The subtext title is: “Increased Age-Adjusted Cancer Mortality After the Third mRNA-Lipid Nanoparticle Vaccine Dose During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Japan”.

In addition, if you haven’t yet seen it – it is worth watching what Japanese Prof. Masayasu Inoue has to say about what the Covid vax has done in his country. He is a Professor Emeritus of Osaka City University Medical School. The impassioned video of the professor has been on a number of Substack pages, but you can also find it on the Substack for ‘Aussie17’ link as follows:

https://open.substack.com/pub/pharmafiles/p/a-message-from-japan-to-the-world?selection=4f6cd888-435a-45f6-aa39-ad5c9e2ffcb4&r=4x8w8&utm_medium=ios

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In case you haven't noticed Greg, mere facts have never changed anyone's opinion. Getting angry with them serves no purpose, other than to give you blood pressure related problems.

Geert is very confident in his predictions. That level of confidence reminds me of IT sales guys, so I suspect he's exaggerating...

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🙏 so much good info I also found the podcast with JK Rowling informative - the outcome of the tingles case is crucial for woman

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Its a great podcast. A rare balanced approach

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Thanks Bek your a true journalist in this upside down world

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🙏🏼

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Yes good point about the euphemism, you're right.

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You are right. They are ensuring they have the minimum humans available. I already have to request to be served by a human most times I go.

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I don’t shop at Coles if I can help it but on the odd occasion that I do, lately I’ve been making a point to line up to be served at a manned checkout

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Same until I realised they stick a camera in your face at self service checkout and so now I’m trying to form the new habit of human checkout but sometimes I forget too! Stupid thing is the cameras are a response to increased theft, which increased when they moved to the self checkout system. They just keep lathering on more layers of tech to deal with problems arising from the new tech-based systems 😜

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I think the strategy is to nudge you to self checkout by understaffing the human checkouts. You want to get out of there quickly so you just use the self checkout. Then they say there are less people using human checkouts so we can cut the staff we need for the. Because of this I'm being stubborn and not using self checkout.

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