Cyberattack causes multiple hospitals to shut ER's and divert ambulances; Archaeologist Excited by Recent Finds in Ancient Shiloh...more
Cybercriminals attacked the computer systems of a California-based health care provider causing emergency rooms in multiple states to close and ambulance services to be redirected.
The ransomware attack happened at Prospect Medical Holdings of Los Angeles, which has hospitals and clinics in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Texas. Prospect Medical is investigating how the breach happened and is working on resolving the issue, the company said in a statement Friday.
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The U.S. Air Force successfully completed its first unmanned flight with the use of artificial intelligence, marking a significant breakthrough in the Air Force’s advancement of military technology.
The three hour sortie by an XQ-58A Valkyrie conducted using algorithms programmed by artificial intelligence took place on July 25 at the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, according to the Air Force Research Lab.
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“What I take from this is that God did something in history. He recorded it for us in the Bible. We have evidence of it here. One of the great things about our faith is that you can question it," Stripling insisted.
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In the piece, he enumerates the ways and provides examples of how America’s elites have lost touch with, well, everyone else. He reflects on how elitism extends to the workplace...
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The actions of governments around the world were malicious and harmful, costing many lives whilst not demonstrably saving any. There was no pandemic causing excess mortality, it was government-imposed measures that caused the excess mortality.
If there had been no pandemic propaganda or coercion, and governments and the medical establishment had just continued with business as usual, then there would not have been any excess mortality.
Governments must select the least harmful measures that can reasonably be expected to achieve the desired outcome overall, which should be lowering excess deaths not just in the short term, but in the medium and long term. And lowering deaths from one particular illness is not defensible if it might increase deaths from other illnesses, for example through deferred health and medical appointments during lockdowns resulting in serious health conditions not being picked up early enough.
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