Lex Luthor

I mean, good chances I got a gun, and I do.

So they're messing with a 240-pound guy that looks like Lex Luthor.

Can you imagine what they're doing to women and children and people? I mean, it's just unbelievable.

I'm ranting.

Yeah, you do.

Oh, and Q says I look like Lex Luthor's penis.

[laughs]

You know, like, it's crazy.

she is covered in the the kryptonite chunks that are coming out of her face and in her body and i think it's also important important to know that the people of earth that have the kryptonite chunks it's like turning them into zombies yeah that's

right i forgot to mention the zombie yeah but i i also appreciated that this issue was like answered the question i've been having the whole time which is like why is kryptonite affecting non-kryptonians like over time, right? Like in some, in some runs, like the Lex Luthor kryptonite ring issue where he like gets cancer eventually down the line.

It's like after a long time of wearing that ring, like it's going to take a radiation effect, but like it, I was surprised that like people were like just regular people were getting those weird crypt, kryptonite you know crystals on their faces and i was like why is it affecting everybody why isn't it just affecting the super friends and so they actually do like a uh super like a comic book science here in this where they talk about um how the kryptonite has been altered a little bit so that it is able to um affect everybody and kind of uh and it seeks out he talks about it seeking out normal proteins and turning them into something else so it looks like it was meant to uh function like kind of like a like a virus or a disease where it's um it's going towards everybody and and and apparently making them into zombies

Yeah, and it looks like what I got out of this issue was that Steel, so John Henry, Natasha, and Lana Lang are going to maybe study the zombified people to see what's making all of this happen.

she is covered in the the kryptonite chunks that are coming out of her face and in her body and i think it's also important important to know that the people of earth that have the kryptonite chunks it's like turning them into zombies yeah that's

right i forgot to mention the zombie yeah but i i also appreciated that this issue was like answered the question i've been having the whole time which is like why is kryptonite affecting non-kryptonians like over time, right? Like in some, in some runs, like the Lex Luthor kryptonite ring issue where he like gets cancer eventually down the line.

It's like after a long time of wearing that ring, like it's going to take a radiation effect, but like it, I was surprised that like people were like just regular people were getting those weird crypt, kryptonite you know crystals on their faces and i was like why is it affecting everybody why isn't it just affecting the super friends and so they actually do like a uh super like a comic book science here in this where they talk about um how the kryptonite has been altered a little bit so that it is able to um affect everybody and kind of uh and it seeks out he talks about it seeking out normal proteins and turning them into something else so it looks like it was meant to uh function like kind of like a like a virus or a disease where it's um it's going towards everybody and and and apparently making them into zombies

Yeah, and it looks like what I got out of this issue was that Steel, so John Henry, Natasha, and Lana Lang are going to maybe study the zombified people to see what's making all of this happen.

Yeah, you do.

Oh, if Q says I look like Lex Luthor's penis, you know, like it's crazy.

It was a 10 year.

Think about that.

I mean, good chances I got a gun and I do.

So they're messing with a 240 pound guy that looks like Lex Luthor.

Can you imagine what they're doing to women and children and people? I mean, it's just unbelievable.

I'm ranting.

I mean, good chances I got a gun and I do.

So they're messing with a 240 pound guy that looks like Lex Luthor.

Can you imagine what they're doing to women and children and people? I mean, it's just unbelievable.

I'm ranting.

You've got Sam Alton, who is over OpenAI, which is ChatGPT.

And you've got Elon Musk, who is basically Lex Luthor of our generation.

all of them are coming together.

And they are agreeing with Dario Amadei, they are agreeing that they need to form a pact here, that the major labs all need to decide to slow down and do some additional safety work before they start releasing these more advanced capabilities.

The sky is falling.

But the people who are building this technology, they're not calm about it.

When Lex Luthor thinks that it's a problem, we should pay attention.

The answer isn't to completely stop using AI, but to use it with your eyes open.