With no responsibility, no liability, so those who control all the capital can commit the most heinous and diabolical crimes? Guess the markets will fail the stress test. Simply because by raiding the idea of market valuation, the great steal has created an abnoramal reality where there is no trust. With that the people will have no choice but to end the fascists’ cults hold on power; if they want to live. While the prospect of an ethically sustainable morality looks bleak, it shouldn’t be ruled out because so many have no desire for it. The situation is explosive, so could start to turn on one very stupid decision. #DandOLiability #SpaceX #DeathCultX #Responsibility #Liability #JustLaws #Philosophy https://www.dandodiary.com/2026/06/articles/ipos/spacexs-ipo-filing-and-the-expanding-use-of-litigation-deterrence-provisions/
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Singapore maps who is liable when AI agents cause harm

Singapore's IMDA publishes first legal framework on AI agent liability, examining negligence, strict liability, and accountability gaps across the value chain.

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Today in Labor History May 31, 1889: The infamous Johnstown Flood. 2,209 people died when a dam holding back a private resort lake burst upstream from Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Bruce Springsteen references the flood in “Highway Patrolman.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EVCO7ZKVDs

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Today in Labor History May 31, 1889: The infamous Johnstown Flood. 2,209 people died when a dam holding back a private resort lake burst upstream from Johnstown, Pennsylvania. It was the deadliest U.S. disaster to date. Bodies were found as far away as Cincinnati. It caused $17 million of damage (about $490 million in 2020 dollars).

Wealthy industrialists, like Andrew Carnegie and Henry Clay Frick owned and patronized the resort. (Carnegie also owned Homestead Steel, and Frick was the manager in charge of the butchering of striking workers that occurred there in 1892). They had built cottages and a clubhouse and created the South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club, an exclusive and private mountain retreat. They had also lowered the dam to build a road across it and installed a fish screen in the spillway that tended to trap debris. Investigators believe these alterations contributed to the disaster. Yet none of the members of the South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club were found guilty of any crimes. Furthermore, survivors repeatedly lost court cases in their attempts to recover damages due to the club members’ wealth and expensive legal team. However, public outrage did prompt changes in American law leading to one of strict liability in future cases.

The flood has been depicted repeatedly in American culture. Bruce Springsteen references it in “Highway Patrolman.” Rudyard Kipling talked about it in his novel “Captains Courageous.” The Paul Newman film, “Slapshot” takes place in Johnstown. It is also referenced in episodes of Star Trek, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and dozens of other poems, songs, plays, novels, and works of nonfiction.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #Johnstown #flood #disaster #classwar #liability #novel #books #fiction #poem #poetry #writer #author #homestead #strike #union #massacre

Singapore maps who is liable when AI agents cause harm: Singapore's IMDA publishes first legal framework on AI agent liability, examining negligence, strict liability, and accountability gaps across the value chain. https://ppc.land/singapore-maps-who-is-liable-when-ai-agents-cause-harm/ #Singapore #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Law #Liability
Singapore maps who is liable when AI agents cause harm

Singapore's IMDA publishes first legal framework on AI agent liability, examining negligence, strict liability, and accountability gaps across the value chain.

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The Canadian Pacific Railway Company has been cleared of all liability in the Lac-Mégantic, Que., train disaster that claimed 47 lives in 2013. Several parties, including the victims and their families, were attempting to sue the rail carrier for its role in the disaster.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/canadian-pacific-railway-company-lac-megantic-quebec-rail-disaster-9.7199667?cmp=rss