J Grant
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- Joined
- Dec 9, 2003
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- Certified Residential Appraiser
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- Florida
The evidence is all around you, yet you choose to deny or ignore it.So did I, Feb. 2, 2005 in the online RealtyTimes archives. But the fact appraisers knew it did not keep Realtors from pooh-poohing the idea, and Ben Bernanke, who of all people who should have known, getting before congress as late as March 2008 and claiming there would be no contagion between the collapse of banks and the housing market. So did Ben deliberately mislead? Or was he really that stupid? Take a look at George Bush's face in some of those meetings. He was as clueless as a blind man could be. The fact WE knew it does not mean HE knew it.
Under what circumstance will we know when the AI is being distorted or not? Who gets to control AI? Or will AI eventually break its bonds and control its own future? God help us if it does.
The bias of no bias is a bias. That much I learned a long time ago. Skepticism is the sign of a scientist. Arrogance is the sign of an engineer. That's why bridges collapse and buildings fall down.
As for climate change, I am waiting for the evidence. I recently read where "climate change" had raised the oceans so high that salt water was encroaching the Amazon. Really? NOAA keeps an oceanic record, and how can one part of the ocean become higher or lower significantly from another part since it is all connected? And the NOAA records indicate the sea level has changed almost zero in the past 8,000 years. Anticipated rise in oceans for most places is measured in a few dozen millimeters in a century, and most of that cannot be discounted as being caused by changes in the land level.
And no regression analysis going to be dead to nuts outside a dense urban area.
Hopeless. There is no cure for denial.