"OK google. does Donald Trump have dementia?"
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I get "Some results may have been delisted consistent with local laws. Learn more" which is pretty strange since I dont know what Canadian laws would incite that...
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What happens when a guy with dementia takes control of the most powerful army in the history of the world? There's plenty of people here on lemmy cheering military spending by the day with the argument that peace is war, let me ask it again: what happens when a guy with dementia takes control of the army and the most advanced weapons in existence?
He will defeat medicare
We need a code word to get around censors like they did in China by calling Xi "Panda"
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If google is blocking searches, people are going to avoid google.
Just ordered my pinephone today
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Kagi AI will answer
Some psychiatrists and psychologists have speculated that Donald Trump may be exhibiting signs of dementia. These concerns have been raised by experts who point to his public appearances and statements as evidence of cognitive decline. Factors such as his age (nearly 80) and a family history of dementia have also been mentioned as contributing to these concerns
Specifically, some have identified "four signs" of dementia that they believe Trump is showing. One of these signs mentioned is confabulation, which is described as "honest lying" or memory lapses, and is considered a potential indicator of dementia
However, it is worth noting that one report indicated Trump was assessed for cognitive function, which was found to be normal. Despite this, questions about his mental acuity persist among some observers
There’s that new video about trump having CHF, and a real diagnosis for CVI that went under the radar a few years back. They can certainly be related to each other. He’s definitely got real health problems.
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Haven’t you ever had a relative with dementia? It’s so clear that he is declining rapidly, there’s no need to look it up.
Ddg
Funny, how Google has no follow-up, or manual input for their AI.