I think it is just Ireland though (which is why I added Ireland to the title).

He says nothing about the PIN, so I don’t think that is what protects Signal as OP writes. It simply doesn’t rely on SS7.

You only type your PIN into Signal about once a month.

I found it confusing. Did he explain how the IMSI number is obtained?

Towards the end he said there was a special “interrogation” command that would reveal the IMSI but that loophole is now closed.

You make it sound like an arthouse movie yet it is the extreme geeky opposite.

Or were you talking about AI summaries in general rather than this one?

Can someone please paraphrase the following which I didn’t understand?

Somebody raised to believe they have high IQ is more likely to fall for this than somebody raised to think less of their own intellectual capabilities. Subjective validation is a quirk of the human mind. We all fall for it.

But if you think you’re unlikely to be fooled, you will be tempted instead to apply your intelligence to “figure out” how it happened. This means you can end up using considerable creativity and intelligence to help the psychic fool you by coming up with rationalisations for their “ability”.

And because you think you can’t be fooled, you also bring your intelligence to bear to defend the psychic’s claim of their powers. Smart people (or, those who think of themselves as smart) can become the biggest, most lucrative marks.

Selfish people don’t care about those factors. The existing graph has a better chance of swaying them.

Am surprised to see Australia rates highly. 40% of students don’t know it takes about a year for Earth to orbit the Sun.

I would guess that half the population doesn’t understand compound interest.

I would also guess only 5% could describe the scientific method, 1% could describe the use of normal distributions.

I would guess that 20% of locally born Australians would not know how to use punctuation or grammar for clear expression.

Is this a worldwide trend? The rise of flerfers suggests it is.

I don’t know how popular arranged marriage is nowadays but it may be a huge factor with India’s high ranking.

I read this short book thinking I would be laughing at the backwardness but ended up admiring it as high culture.

eg Croatia is now in the EU and Eurozone (maybe Schengen area too).

It would have been less confusing to have vertical lines rather than an x axis however they wanted it to look like a soundwave. However even though I am an electronic musician who works with soundwaves I didn’t notice the metaphor until reading the comment here.

So if I pay $10k per year for insurance and the insurance company spends $5k on fixing me then the total is $15k?

If so then doesn’t this paint ls USA in a worse light than it deserves since universally funded countries would only count $5k in this graph.

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Who offered the settlement? Who rejected it?