Names have power

My petition is this:

Use “Childslayer” as a political descriptor for Benjamin Netanyahu

The Government should use “Childslayer” in official references to Benjamin Netanyahu as a political descriptor. A UN Commission found that he incited genocide and that Israeli forces intentionally targeted children; this does not allege that he personally carried out killings.

The term is an expression of political and moral responsibility, not a claim that Netanyahu personally carried out killings or has been convicted. Applying a “reasonable grounds” standard, UN Commission report A/HRC/60/CRP.3 found that he directly and publicly incited genocide (paras 228–233 and 253). A/HRC/62/CRP.2 found that Israeli forces intentionally targeted and killed Palestinian children. Israel rejects the Commission’s findings.

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Is that too much? Is it unfair? Thoughts? Opinions?

I am happy to engage in debating ethics in this area :)

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u/xavier1764 — 9 days ago
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Help me petition the UK government to put a spotlight on the crimes of Netanyahu

My petition is this:

Use “Childslayer” as a political descriptor for Benjamin Netanyahu

The Government should use “Childslayer” in official references to Benjamin Netanyahu as a political descriptor. A UN Commission found that he incited genocide and that Israeli forces intentionally targeted children; this does not allege that he personally carried out killings.

The term is an expression of political and moral responsibility, not a claim that Netanyahu personally carried out killings or has been convicted. Applying a “reasonable grounds” standard, UN Commission report A/HRC/60/CRP.3 found that he directly and publicly incited genocide (paras 228–233 and 253). A/HRC/62/CRP.2 found that Israeli forces intentionally targeted and killed Palestinian children. Israel rejects the Commission’s findings.

Sign the petition

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Please share if you can. I don't have any reach worth mentioning :(

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u/xavier1764 — 9 days ago
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Open handoff: Thought Tree, a markup/spec idea for modular LLM workflows

I’m releasing an open handoff draft of a framework I’ve been developing called the Thought Tree AI Framework.

At its core, the framework uses a simple pattern:

Data Units → Operations → Data Units

A Thought Tree program applies this recursively. Complex cognitive work is decomposed into named artefacts, transformations, contracts, modules and traces.

It came out of experiments with Auto-GPT-style agents, creative production pipelines and the need to separate what LLMs are good at from what deterministic code should handle.

I don’t currently have time to continue developing it properly, so I’m releasing it as an open handoff for anyone who wants to critique, fork, implement or reinterpret it.

The repo includes:

- a concise README;

- one-page summary;

- draft TTML schema;

- minimal example workflow;

- roadmap;

- original long-form explainer.

I’m especially interested in whether people see value in Thought Tree as:

- an intermediate representation for LLM workflows;

- a design vocabulary for structured AI production;

- a small open-source executor;

- or something that could map onto LangGraph / LlamaIndex / other orchestration tools.

Repo: https://github.com/RobertBateman/thoughttree-framework

Feedback, criticism, forks and maintainers welcome.

u/xavier1764 — 2 months ago