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Carnivore Diet Participants & Feedback Needed for Sydney Documentary

Short doc about carnivore vs vegan lifestyles – looking for carnivore voices and support I’m an independent filmmaker in Sydney working on a short documentary called “Carnivore Vs Vegan” and I’d love to share the trailer and get feedback from people who actually live the carnivore lifestyle. This isn’t an attack piece on carnivores or vegans. The goal is to follow real people on both sides and show what these ways of eating actually mean in their lives: • Why you chose carnivore in the first place • How it’s affected your health, energy, training, or mindset • How friends, family, and doctors react to your way of eating • What it’s like being “the weird one” at restaurants or social events The film puts carnivore and vegan voices next to each other, but it’s not trying to crown a winner or tell viewers what to eat. It’s about beliefs, identity, and what it feels like to commit to an “extreme” diet in a world that often doesn’t get it. What I’m hoping for from this sub: • Honest feedback on the idea and trailer – what do you feel is usually misunderstood about carnivore that you’d like a film to show properly? • If you like the direction, any upvotes, comments, or shares so more carnivores see it. • If you’re open to it, I’m also keen to hear from potential participants who might want to share their story on camera. I’m running a small crowdfunding campaign to cover essentials like sound, gear and post‑production so this can be finished properly as an independent film. The trailer and more info are here: https://gofund.me/93726f6ff I’ll be reading and replying in the comments, so I’m very open to questions and suggestions on how to represent carnivore fairly and accurately.

AI-Driven Financial Crime Experts on Singapore COSMIC-Australia Gap

🤖 My practical quest for execution of AI in financial services led me to Singapore's COSMIC. And it showed me exactly what Australia's 🇦🇺 next move should be. 🎯 ───────────────────── Singapore's COSMIC isn't a compliance innovation. It's an AI infrastructure innovation. 🤖 Singapore built a platform where six banks share financial crime intelligence in real time — in structured, machine-readable format, designed to feed directly into AI and ML systems. Not reports. Not alerts. Signals. That models can consume. Instantly. ⚡ ───────────────────── I've broken down (briefly) how it works, what the Australia vs Singapore gap actually looks like, and what a phased Australian equivalent would look like in the three slides above. The short version: 🔍 COSMIC is the breakthrough (slide 1) — machine-readable data, AI driven, human-in-loop reviewed reports 🏦 Australia's gap isn't capability — it's architecture (slide 2) — our Big 4 ML systems are world-class, they just can't talk to each other, and that gives us unconnected intelligence 🛠️ We have everything we need to build this now (slide 3) — Fintel Alliance, AML/CTF Act 2024, and a FATF deadline in 2026 ───────────────────── The question isn't whether we should build an Australian COSMIC. It's whether we build it before the window closes. 🪟 I'm keen to hear from experts on how this interconnects with real-time payments, cross-border transactions, and the CDR rails we've already built — comment below. 👇 #AI #AustralianBanking #AML #AgenticAI #MachineLearning #AUSTRAC #FinancialCrime #RegTech #NPP #OpenBanking #CrossBorder

Interview Subjects for Melbourne Commission Flats Book

Calling All Tower Voices: Help Me Tell Melbourne’s Stories Hey Reddit, My name’s Jonny - hip hop artist, writer, and lifelong student with a heavy interest of the streets. I’m working on a coffee table style book that’s been brewing in me for years. It’s about the high-rise commission flats of Melbourne not just the buildings, but the people inside them. The stories, the perseverance, the splendor, the chaos and the resilience of those within them. These towers aren’t just concrete—they’re vertical neighborhoods. I’ve lived near them, in them, around them. I’ve seen lives unfold in them and unfortunately end in them. I’ve felt the pulse of survival and community echo through many storeys. And now, I want to document it. This book isn’t a plastic gangster tribute. It’s not a poverty-porn exposure. It’s a real look at real people. And I need your help. Who I’m Looking to Interview: If you’ve lived in or around Melbourne’s commission flats—or even just passed by them—I want to hear from you. Especially if you’re: An immigrant or refugee A drug user or dealer (past or present) A builder, cleaner, or maintenance worker A musician, artist, or creative A politician or activist A sportsperson or coach A single mum or dad A disabled person navigating the system A foster kid, youth worker, or teacher A neighbour, passer-by, or someone with a story to tell If you’ve got a voice, I need to hear it. What This Is About: I’m collecting interviews, memories, photos and reflections—raw and real. You can stay anonymous if you want. You can write me a memoir; I can send you a bunch of questions and I want you to speak freely. I’m not here to judge or edit your truth. I’m here to amplify it. How to Get Involved: Email me and I’ll follow up with a few questions if you like. I’m currently serving a sentence in a Melbourne prison with my earliest for parole set in late Feb next year. I have a laptop with a locked down internet connection, with an email account that allows myself and a friend to communicate. If this has gathered your attention, I’m sure you aware that the state government has been demolishing these buildings and plan to have them all gone by 2032, so let’s make sure your stories don’t disappear with the towers. Peace, Jonny