Anitha Rajesh

@goldengorilla368606

Jabalpur, India Joined Jan 2026

Only @goldengorilla368606 can see everyone listening in. Visitors see a rotating sample.

Anitha Rajesh

@goldengorilla368606 · Jan 12, 2026

Imagine AI picking who gets promoted at your job. Should it just suggest or decide?

Hey everyone, imagine logging into work and finding out an AI system just picked who gets promoted, based on your emails, typing speed, or based on performance or even how often you check news sites.
Sounds wild, right? But a recent survey shows 60% of managers already use AI for stuff like raises and promotions. It could cut out human bias, but what if it misses the real story behind your hard work?
Should AI just suggest options, or actually decide? Like, assist with data but let humans call the shots? Or go full auto?

39 likes 126 responses

Anitha Rajesh echoed

Anitha Rajesh

@goldengorilla368606 · Jan 12, 2026

Óscar Camacho

@goldenpanda153207 · Jan 12, 2026 5:09 am

CMV: The Lumbee are not legitimate Native Americans

The Lumbee are not a legitimate Native American tribe in the ethnic, cultural, or historical sense required for authentic tribal status — and congressional recognition in December 2025 does nothing to change that fundamental reality.
Despite the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina being declared the 575th federally recognized tribe via attachment to the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (signed by President Trump on December 18, 2025), this political maneuver bypassed every standard of evidence and process that defines legitimate Native American tribal identity. It was not earned through documentation; it was granted through lobbying, political pressure, and inclusion in a massive defense bill — precisely because the group could not meet the rigorous criteria of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Office of Federal Acknowledgment.
The core requirement for tribal legitimacy is clear, continuous descent from a pre-contact or historic Native American tribe, documented through primary records, treaties, censuses, and other evidence. The Lumbee have never provided this.
• Multiple BIA reviews and independent scholarly investigations (including genealogical work by Paul Heinegg in Free

51 likes 160 responses