“Move Fast … and Break Things:” The Game Played in the Devil’s Basement

While a sitting President’s adoption of “Move Fast and Break Things” might work for teenage savants in Silicon Valley, this process does not work for a Nation which lacks the shelter of a parent’s basement. Bulldozing government agencies and enterprises, citing that Advanced AI will save us, actually forces us into the servitude of AI.

“Move Fast and Break Things … Before You Get Caught”

“Service Animal Delay“

“Dog Inefficient.”

We Salute The U.S. Marine Band! Courage is gender and color blind. The United States is not the President’s play thing to break like some rich brat whose Daddy will buy another … unless it’s Greenland.

While “Move Fast and Break Things” may work for 20 year-old’s who can hide in their parents’ basements upon failure, the real world requires care and due diligence. Due diligence does not mean unnecessary delay but proceeding circumspectly when addressing critical infrastructure. A brain surgeon removing a tumor entwining speech and higher reasoning would likely not run the ad, “We Move Fast and Break Things.”

Follow All Rules While We Break Them

“Follow All Rules While We Break Them”

The inspiration for this post was the following 60 Minutes Story :

“We are suppressing the very essence of what makes us human…”

Unbroken,

Pastor Jim

See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, redeeming the time, because the days are evil. Ephesians 5:15-16

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