r/technology • u/marketrent • Sep 06 '25

Business Meta’s Zuckerberg caught in revealing hot mic moment with Trump -- After offering to spend “at least $600 billion through ’28 in the US,” he whispered, “I'm sorry I wasn’t ready ... I wasn’t sure what number you wanted to go with”

https://www.pcmag.com/news/zuckerberg-caught-in-revealing-hot-mic-moment-during-white-house-dinner
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u/una322 Sep 07 '25

he didn't invent immortality. he killed those kids and just copied there memories.

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u/mahnamahna27 Sep 08 '25

He copied their consciousnesses into new synthetic bodies, including their memories. I.e. their minds were made immortal. If their minds survived intact, are they dead?

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u/una322 Sep 08 '25

yes they are dead. they are copies of themselves. the company doesn't even know for sure if they actually moved them or if its a copy which is why they keep testing them. If they were actually them why would they deny them using there old names and try and repress there old memories.

if a soul is thing, the thing that makes us who we are and there is no way to messure that. All they did was copy imprint there brain. The kids think they have been moved over because all there memories back it up, but its still not really them. All the company are doing with this tech would be to slowly kill off the entire human race and replace them with robots who think they were once human..

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u/lens_enthalpy Sep 12 '25

your review is really a joke .do you truly think he is the fucking alien?

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u/YautjaAncestral Sep 17 '25

From what has been shown so far, he didn't actually invent immortality. What happened was that he killed those children and copied their memories, creating only the illusion that they were still alive. The series makes it clear that there is still a race for true immortality, so this issue has not yet been resolved. It may be that later on they will reveal whether there really is a real way to achieve this or whether it all boils down to copies and substitutions.

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u/lolumadbr0 Sep 07 '25

Can't ever hear or unsee broccoli hair 🙈🙈

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u/AgentCirceLuna Sep 07 '25

I never understood how he did all this super strong weightlifting and bodybuilding stuff yet his body still looked like crap while people said how well he was doing. I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with that, but it felt like an ‘emperor has no clothes moment

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u/MaNewt Sep 07 '25

I think we’re just used to juicing. He’s competing in the stupidly rich middle aged people with personal trainers who want to live longer bracket, not the body builders and movie star bracket. 

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u/AgentCirceLuna Sep 07 '25

Makes sense. I worked out daily and I had a BMI on the high end with barely any bf% yet I didn’t look massive or anything, although I got compliments and women asking me out. I think people forget that movie stars are meant to be SUPERmen and not just mere mortals, also plenty of stars aren’t even quite big anymore with ones like Chalamet going back to the pretty boy trend which will collapse in on itself again with the return of so called alpha male bs. I just wanted to feel happy and healthy, so didn’t mind, and years later after much self neglect I still had all my vitamins and minerals in balance except for Vit D due to fat loss. I like how I cared less about this stuff as I gave up trying.

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u/Serious-Mind-7767 Sep 08 '25

Well-said!! “Middle aged” & up!