From: noreply@mixmin.net
On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 13:56:04 +0000, danny burstein wrote:
> James Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family and one of the most
>influential voices in the conservative evangelical movement, has died at
>age 89
> ==========
>https://bsky.app/profile/dbernstein.bsky.social/post/3lwvzwcwlgs2n
"a.i." are literally taking over the world . . . humans are fast becoming
obsolete
(using Tor Browser 14.5.6)
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>James Dobson, the founder of Focus on the Family, passed away at the age of
89 on
>August 21, 2025. He was a prominent evangelical Christian leader and
psychologist
>known for his influence on family values and conservative social issues.
>wyff4.com Wikipedia
>More...
>Overview of Dr. James Dobson
>Dr. James Dobson, a prominent evangelical Christian psychologist and author,
>passed away on August 21, 2025, at the age of 89. He was best known for
founding
>Focus on the Family, a major Christian ministry established in 1977, which
became
>one of the largest evangelical organizations in the world.
>Contributions and Influence
>Key Achievements
> Founder of Focus on the Family: Established in 1977, it provided resources
and
>support for families, promoting traditional family values.
> Author: Wrote over 70 books, including titles like The Strong-Willed Child
and
>Bringing Up Boys, which have been influential in Christian parenting.
> Media Presence: His radio program, Focus on the Family, was broadcast on
>thousands of stations worldwide, reaching millions of listeners.
>Political Involvement
> Advisor to Presidents: Dobson served as an advisor to five U.S. presidents,
>influencing policies related to family and social issues.
> Advocacy: He was known for his opposition to abortion and LGBTQ+ rights,
>advocating for traditional family structures.
>Legacy
>Dr. Dobson's work has left a lasting impact on American evangelical culture
and
>family dynamics. His teachings and writings continue to influence many
Christian
>families today.
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everything humans can do, a.i. can do better, entirely self-sufficient,
self-improving, self-developing, autonomous, automatons . . . like the
sci-fi "krell" planet devoid of the frankenstein that had created them . . .
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=krell+planet+1956&ia=web&assist=true
>The Krell planet, featured in the 1956 film "Forbidden Planet," is the setting
>for a story about an advanced alien civilization that mysteriously perished.
The
>film explores themes of technology and the dangers of the human mind, as the
>surviving character, Dr. Morbius, harnesses Krell technology, which ultimately
>leads to catastrophic consequences.
>Overview of Krell and Forbidden Planet
>What is the Krell?
>The Krell are a fictional alien race featured in the 1956 film Forbidden
Planet.
>They were an advanced civilization that mysteriously perished 200,000 years
>before the events of the film. The Krell had developed remarkable technology,
>including a vast underground complex powered by thermonuclear reactors.
>Significance in the Film
>The Krell's downfall serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of
unchecked
>intelligence and power. Their advanced technology included a machine that
could
>materialize thoughts, which ultimately led to their extinction due to the
>manifestation of their subconscious fears, referred to as "monsters from the
id."
>Forbidden Planet: Key Details
>Film Information
> Attribute Details
> Title Forbidden Planet
> Release Year 1956
> Director Fred M. Wilcox
> Runtime 98 minutes
> Language English
> Budget $1,968,000
> Box Office $2,765,000
>Plot Summary
>In Forbidden Planet, the United Planets Cruiser C-57D travels to Altair IV to
>investigate the fate of a previous expedition. The crew encounters Dr. Edward
>Morbius, the only survivor, and his daughter, Altaira. As they explore the
>planet, they learn about the Krell and the dangers of their technology, which
>leads to conflict and ultimately a dramatic conclusion.
>The film is notable for being one of the first science fiction films set
>entirely on an alien planet and for its pioneering special effects and themes
>that resonate with contemporary audiences.
>Wikipedia Filmsite
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