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first Nations, chief and council, the media, the UN are all calling to have Danielle Smith rained in regarding separation but what they don’t understand is it has nothing to do with Danielle. The people are the ones who want separation not Danielle Smith or the UCP party, it is the people who are speaking loudly. I think they know they have no control over the people and it’s scaring the crap out of them. If you’re not on X. (Twitter) you really should get an account and follow the entertainment.
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Today I asked 2 AIs (Grok & Duck.ai) if Jeromy Farkas is married. Duck.ai said it couldn't find reliable information whether JF is married. When I pushed a little, I got a rather superior comment that public figures don't always share details about their relationships, ending with the comment that Duck.ai "shouldn't guess" .
Grok, however, found a different story: JF says he's openly bisexual and has been in a 10+ year relationship with the same female partner.
So I went back to Duck.ai with Grok's info, who then changed its tune and agreed with Grok's info, saying "You're right - my earlier answer was incomplete." I asked if someone else makes this same enquiry, will Duck.ai now provide this answer to them. Short answer: No.
Then I asked: If people like me provide a correction but you don't update your sources how can anyone rely on your replies as accurate?
Duck.ai said: That’s a fair concern. You shouldn’t treat my answers as automatically authoritative.
Me: So you're saying...
Canada bleeds 110,000 jobs in two months as unemployment hits 6.5%
Young Canadians were among the hardest hit, accounting for 67,000 job losses over August and September combined.
Canada shed 68,000 jobs in September, bringing losses over the past two months to 110,000 as unemployment climbed to 6.5 per cent, according to Statistics Canada.
The latest Labour Force Survey, released Friday, showed the second consecutive month of employment declines, following 42,000 jobs lost in August.
The September figures were far worse than economists expected. Forecasters had anticipated 9,200 new jobs, missing the actual result by more than 77,000 positions.
42,000 jobs lost in August: StatsCan
Full-time employment fell by 35,000 positions, while part-time employment declined by 33,000.
Public sector employment dropped by 70,000 positions, its fourth consecutive monthly decline, while self-employment fell by 23,000. Private sector employment was little changed.
Young Canadians were among the hardest hit, accounting for 48,000 job losses in September. Another ...
