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Comments by Peter Karwacki
1n Ottawa during the municipal election, over 100 challengers were on ballots against incumbents.
Exactly none of the were successful.
Probably had order of Ottawa and egregious betrayer of public trust, Jim Watson had run again, he took would have been re elected
Such is the stickiness of past electoral decisions in Ottawa.
It is easier to fool someone than convince them they have been fooled.
Even Alan Hubley, former Transit committe chair and member of the gang of four was re elected.
Today? 199 to 298
Clearly growing support for my viewpoint.
If I meet King in debate I won't pull any punches. I was too easy on him last time.
I did a recap of the capital spending deficit
https://peterkarwacki.blogspot.com/2026/06/heres-pie-chart-showing-four-...
Is there any evidence of this at all?
Nope.
But AI has other immediate and infinitely more practical applications.
On the matter of predicting the future there are very many current events that tell us about future trends.
For example, the rising price of oil is going to send the world into depression
You do not need ai or the westherman to tell you which way the wind is blowing.