Trumps stupid statement of the day

ThickStemz said:

We're still primates.

If an alien species observed us they would characterize us as apes. The DNA of chimps, blacks, and humans are all substantially similar.

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Grandpapy said:

Please catch up. You left out Reds, Yellows and Browns.

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rollitup said:

I guess you're right, that we can stereotype people by grouping their characteristics.

For instance, if I am looking for a redneck idiot, I will look at the people in Appalachia, or anywhere in the deep South.

"Obviously there is some overlap. But we can measure the average characteristics of each group."

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Sir Napsalot said:

I'm of French heritage so according to the predominant stereotype I'm cowardly and obsessed with food, wine, and oral sex.

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Unclebaldrick said:

I am German so I guess I like to get drunk on beer and kill Frenchmen.

It is only half true.

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rollitup said:

I guess you're right, that we can stereotype people by grouping their characteristics.

For instance, if I am looking for a redneck idiot, I will look at the people in Appalachia, or anywhere in the deep South.

"Obviously there is some overlap. But we can measure the average characteristics of each group."

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ThickStemz said:

Rollie, I appreciate your response which makes a point instead of merely throwing a personal insult.

The only difference between what you just said and what I said is one is politically correct and the other isn't.

I live where you described. I've travel across the nation. I was near St. Louis this week and I will be in the North East next week. I'm aware that the south and Appalachia has more than it's fair share of rednecks. Mostly because the same type of person, if from someplace else, is not called a redneck.

That being the case, although most people here are poorer than average for the US and less educated than their counterparts in the rest of the nation, there are still those who aren't. You can find sophistication, wealth, educated, and even progressive individuals within the area you described.

That's exactly what I am saying about blacks and intelligence. The average black is less intelligent than the average Japanese person, as is the average white person. That doesn't mean the smartest person on Earth isn't black.

You understand my point because you just illustrated it, while demeaning another group. You probably know it's true deep down somewhere inside you. The IQ data is abundant and reliable and out there. It's a non deniable proposition I am making.

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ThickStemz said:

Rollie, I appreciate your response which makes a point instead of merely throwing a personal insult.

The only difference between what you just said and what I said is one is politically correct and the other isn't.

I live where you described. I've travel across the nation. I was near St. Louis this week and I will be in the North East next week. I'm aware that the south and Appalachia has more than it's fair share of rednecks. Mostly because the same type of person, if from someplace else, is not called a redneck.

That being the case, although most people here are poorer than average for the US and less educated than their counterparts in the rest of the nation, there are still those who aren't. You can find sophistication, wealth, educated, and even progressive individuals within the area you described.

That's exactly what I am saying about blacks and intelligence. The average black is less intelligent than the average Japanese person, as is the average white person. That doesn't mean the smartest person on Earth isn't black.

You understand my point because you just illustrated it, while demeaning another group. You probably know it's true deep down somewhere inside you. The IQ data is abundant and reliable and out there. It's a non deniable proposition I am making.

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ThickStemz said:

Rollie, I appreciate your response which makes a point instead of merely throwing a personal insult.

The only difference between what you just said and what I said is one is politically correct and the other isn't.

I live where you described. I've travel across the nation. I was near St. Louis this week and I will be in the North East next week. I'm aware that the south and Appalachia has more than it's fair share of rednecks. Mostly because the same type of person, if from someplace else, is not called a redneck.

That being the case, although most people here are poorer than average for the US and less educated than their counterparts in the rest of the nation, there are still those who aren't. You can find sophistication, wealth, educated, and even progressive individuals within the area you described.

That's exactly what I am saying about blacks and intelligence. The average black is less intelligent than the average Japanese person, as is the average white person. That doesn't mean the smartest person on Earth isn't black.

You understand my point because you just illustrated it, while demeaning another group. You probably know it's true deep down somewhere inside you. The IQ data is abundant and reliable and out there. It's a non deniable proposition I am making.

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SneekyNinja said:

"A 14 year old might have done it"...

Trump makes another stupid statement.

I "might" have visited the moon, crucified Jesus and shot JFK too.

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ThickStemz said:

It's a non deniable proposition I am making.

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fdd2blk said:

Where as a 14 year old has the available resources to hack a computer you don't have the ability to do any of the things you proposed.

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fdd2blk said:

Where as a 14 year old has the available resources to hack a computer you don't have the ability to do any of the things you proposed.

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SneekyNinja said:

Dude there ain't no 14 year old cracking today's cryptography.

A 14 year old could probably manage a DDOS/brute force but nothing more.

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• 12 years old: In 2013, a Canadian boy from Quebec became the youngest person to face courts for "a slew of charges", including DDos attacks, copypasta website vandalism, exploiting security holes and posting stolen information online. His name was not released to the media due to his age.[12]
• 14 years old: In 2011, a fourteen-year-old boy called Jake from Dublin, Ireland, hacked into the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 servers and started a phishing scam to try and collect user information. It was reported that Microsoft was "develop[ing] his talent for legitimate purposes", but later Microsoft denied that claim.[13]
• 14 years old: In 2012, "child prodigy" Aaron Bond, who was also known as "Europe's youngest app designer" was expelled from his school after hacking in to see personal records of faculty. At 14, he was also the managing director of his own web design firm, had created six apps, and was a delegate to attend the 2012 Apple Conference.[14]
• 15 years old: In 1999, a fifteen-year-old American boy named Jonathan Joseph James, who used the internet handle c0mrade, hacked into NASA's security system and caused a 21-day shutdown. He admitted accessing 13 computers at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, and installed a back door for access, gaining 19 usernames and passwords of employees. He became the youngest person to ever be incarcerated for cyber crime in the United States.[15]

fdd2blk said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristoffer_von_Hassel


Kristoffer von Hassel is the world's youngest known hacker[1] and notable for being the youngest "security researcher" listed on Microsoft's Security Techcenter as having exposed a security vulnerability.[2] At the age of 5, Hassel exposed security lapses in the Microsoft Live Xbox system, prompting wide media coverage, with some journalists highlighting the dropping age of hackers and their technology mastery.

Hassel has been identified as the world's youngest hacker, beating out others who have also been quite young. The Huffington Post has reported on "teenage tech geniuses"[10] and The New York Times has stated "in some hacking circles, 15 would be considered middle aged." They continue to say that the age for hacking, coding, and tech adaptability continues to drop.[11] Ages of other young hackers have included:

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• 12 years old: In 2013, a Canadian boy from Quebec became the youngest person to face courts for "a slew of charges", including DDos attacks, copypasta website vandalism, exploiting security holes and posting stolen information online. His name was not released to the media due to his age.[12]
• 14 years old: In 2011, a fourteen-year-old boy called Jake from Dublin, Ireland, hacked into the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 servers and started a phishing scam to try and collect user information. It was reported that Microsoft was "develop[ing] his talent for legitimate purposes", but later Microsoft denied that claim.[13]
• 14 years old: In 2012, "child prodigy" Aaron Bond, who was also known as "Europe's youngest app designer" was expelled from his school after hacking in to see personal records of faculty. At 14, he was also the managing director of his own web design firm, had created six apps, and was a delegate to attend the 2012 Apple Conference.[14]
• 15 years old: In 1999, a fifteen-year-old American boy named Jonathan Joseph James, who used the internet handle c0mrade, hacked into NASA's security system and caused a 21-day shutdown. He admitted accessing 13 computers at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, and installed a back door for access, gaining 19 usernames and passwords of employees. He became the youngest person to ever be incarcerated for cyber crime in the United States.[15]

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fdd2blk said:

The "russian" hackers gained access through a phishing scam. It wasn't even a real "hack".

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srh88 said:

dude your racist as fuck.. stop trying to play it off. youre making yourself out to be even more off an asshole.. i hople rolli bans you so you can try this shit on other cannabis websites that are equally democratic

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UncleBuck said:

it's actually just a regurgitation of phillipe rushton, a neo-nazi eugenicist whose work has been completely debunked.

but at least you're still dumb enough to parrot it.

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SneekyNinja said:

The problem is the internal security processes in schools and such are extremely poor (see username: admin password: password for details).

None of them broke an encryption algorithm or performed a man in the middle attack.

Writing apps?

Jesus man, come on...

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NLXSK1 said:

FDD just proved you totally wrong, you could at least acknowledge it. That 5 year old cracked xbox, not a public school network.

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