Me and the boys buying crypto and planning the exit strat
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“WE HAD A GOOD THING YOU ORANGE SON OF A B*TCH. We had the senate, we had the house, we had the billionaires. All you needed to do was to shut up, deport people and we would be fine. But no, you just had to bomb Iran for the jews”
Every tech bro rn
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People should always be in control of the future.
OpenAI is against the notion that it would be acceptable for people to be relegated to a role of doing things that “AI systems think makes sense to reward in humans”.
People should not cede control of the future to superintelligence, and that requirement should ultimately constrain AI progress.
UK is just a parody, endless people bringing business while visiting getting rejected.
Yet turn up on the coast, you get to live off of the Taxpayer free and the Government welcomes you in.
i got my uk visa rejected for breakpoint.
this has been on my vision board since the start of the year. i spent the whole year getting ready for it
everyone told me not to even try. even some of my closest friends
but i thought no. i spent this year traveling, my travel history looks good. i had a web3 job. money coming into my account. brand deals from web2 to make my financials solid.
i fixed everything, tried to make it perfect and got rejected anyway
for some of us, a week-long trip to a conference means months of paperwork and still not knowing if you'll get to go
that's passport privilege. if you've never had to think about it, this is what it looks like
and i'm not the only one. so many people in this ecosystem got rejected for london too.
i wish events this big were hosted somewhere more of us could actually get to.
i'll be cheering everyone on from home this year ❤️
"These people have watched their futures being spent on bailouts, lockdowns and furlough."
We're really fucked if they also realise their future is being spent on 3 of them working to pay 1 persons pensions, but no one will be there to pay for theirs.
I find articles like this hilarious. They're written as though there's this thing happening that we can't explain.
Look at the data... quiet quitting is particularly pronounced among Gen Z and younger millennials.
Then look at the backdrop to their careers. These people have watched their futures being spent on bailouts, lockdowns and furlough.
Even if you work extremely hard and earn promotions (which is far from guaranteed), wages in the UK are so crap, and the cost of living so high, that the rewards often amount to very little.
The extra pay can be negligible. The extra effort and responsibility are not.
And if you've worked hard, trained and made your way up the greasy corporate pole, there's a good chance you've watched entry-level wages creep ever closer to yours. You might reasonably be asking yourself why you bothered in the first place.
Since the pandemic began, the National Living Wage has increased by nearly 55%. If you're someone with years of experience, training, progression and hard work under your belt, and your wages haven't kept pace, why wouldn't you question the value of all that effort?
The incentive has been inverted.
This is wage compression, and we're now witnessing the second- and third-order effects governments seem so oblivious to. When the financial reward for taking on more responsibility diminishes, so does the incentive to do it.
And this is what's happening. People are moving the dial they actually have control over… how much they give a shit about their job. And I don't blame them.
I think people are also starting to realise that much of the reward for their hard work is swallowed up by the ever-growing, increasingly wasteful blob that is the British state.
It's like having someone sitting on your shoulders, stealing half your food, getting heavier by the day, and repeatedly slapping you around the face as you try to go about your life.
Obviously everything I posted since 2015 was all a joke.
My pronouns are he/him.
I love Kamala and Hillary Clinton, I hope they team up for 2028.
Trump Says He Will Move to Israel to Become Prime Minister If U.S. Turns on Him tmz.me/4Aap1wW
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the republicans were handed the country on a silver platter for the first time in a long time culturally & politically and basically did nothing with it except bomb iran. historical fumble.
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Nothing says “Merry Christmas” in 2026 like anti-terror vehicle barriers in Santa’s favourite colours.
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They beheaded a statue of Jesus on a war memorial for our dead.
They left their Arabic graffiti all over the names of British soldiers who gave their lives.
But if you so much as draw a picture of their prophet.
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A Pakistani boy once told the Muslim Women's Network that his community "shares" girls:
“My mate called me and said ‘Bro I have a surprise for you, come over to this house.’ When I got there 15 of them were sitting in the living room. My mate told me to go upstairs for my surprise.
"When I went into the bedroom, another friend was doing this girl. The lads went up one by one and took turns and while they were waiting they were calling their mates, cousins and uncles to come over and join in and showing off.
"Others turned up too including two older men who were taxi drivers, who went straight upstairs. One older man said I am going to call my son over so he can practice on her and later his 15-year-old son arrived in his uniform.
"Everyone took turns and it took 6 hours. I did get concerned and said, ‘the girl is going to get broke, who will marry her?” The girl is not paid but she gets looked after, she is given food and the boys make sure she gets home safely if it gets late.
"There are set days Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays but some of my friends don’t like doing stuff like that on a Friday because it is Juma (holy day) and they go mosque.”
Pimping a girl out to your cousins and children is the norm in Pakistani communities in Britain.
You do not understand these people. We cannot share a country with them. They all have to go.
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Henry Nowak's mother had just found out her child was dead when British Police asked her:
"What were your son's political views?"
We all know why they did this
Truly Evil
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🚨BREAKING: The polling data the UK Government used to justify its relaxing of immigration restrictions has been revealed
Just 19% of the people asked were white
Just 18% of people were British citizens
They're writing immigration policy based upon what immigrants what
Another day, another 14yr olds life ruined forever.
The voters that supported this for the last decade lack the energy to still tell you you're wrong, that it's not true or that you're just evil for believing it.
Everyone wants this to stop.
Afghan migrants followed schoolgirl, 14, onto train before sexually assaulting and raping her in the toilets, court told trib.al/zXrrGaD
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The cope is dead.
“We contribute.”
The chart is right there.
White households are the only ones in surplus.
Everyone else is a net fiscal drain.
That’s not a debate.
That’s the ONS.
You take more than you put in.
The numbers shut the claim down.
“We built Britain.”
No.
The English did.
Centuries of continuous settlement, law, industry and institutions on these islands before you arrived.
A passport or a birth certificate doesn’t rewrite that.
You didn’t build it.
You turned up later and started consuming it.
“If all the immigrants left the economy would collapse.”
The opposite.
Remove the net recipients and the people who still fund the system are better off.
The infrastructure, the NHS, the welfare, paid for by the historic population that remains the only group in credit.
You are not the engine.
You are the cost.
You’re staring at the government’s own data and still running the same script.
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I went through all our front door footage from last night. I swear I did not set out to make a propaganda film.
Police negligence put Henry in the grave.
Instead of doing the right thing, they gaslit everyone that they had done the best they could, which was then proved wrong by the video.
All while telling everyone not to ask questions for the families best.
Henry Nowak’s family have said they were “manipulated in our darkest hour” by police after his murder.
The 18-year-old’s family have said they felt “hoodwinked” by police in the immediate aftermath of his death and the weeks and months that followed.
🔗 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
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Power is Power
The chart below shows electricity prices in Europe just now, priced per MWh. Just horrific and economically ruinous for any modern economy.
The world spends about $4.2 trillion on electricity and this is split between:
• Generation (2/3
• Transmission & Distribution (1/3)
The world spends around $1.5 trillion on capex and $2.7 trillion on opex. The $1.5 trillion capex gets you 1-2% capacity growth each year. So a rough rule of thumb is that every 1% of GDP you spend on power infrastructure gets you 1-2% more electricity.
If you wanted to grow your power supply by eg 8%, you might expect that to cost 6% of GDP. Nobody has the supply chain to do that, if you want to grow this particular supply chain it will cost you more GDP points on second order things.
Now…
Demand for power around the world is booming, because of 3 big technology trends.
1. Air Conditioning (yes still) +20% consumption
2. Electric Vehicles +80% consumption
3. AI Data Centers +XYZ% consumption
Different regions have different progress on these three trends. US has a lot of AC, little EV and a lot of DC, Europe has little AC, lots of EV little DC. China has a lot of AC and EV.
Now generation splits into fixed costs for the generator plant (site and technology specific) and variable costs for fuel.
Dispatchable Power Cost, by Fuel Type
1. $6 / MWh - Uranium
2. $19 / MWh - Nat Gas 🇺🇸
3. $22 / MWh - Coal 🇺🇸
4. $40 / MWh - Coal 🇨🇳
5. $90 / MWh - LNG
6. $130 / MWh - Biomass
7. $160 / MWh - Nat Gas 🇪🇺 🇯🇵
8. $200 / MWh - Oil
Fracking has given the US a structural energy cost advantage. If you talk to people in China about what is the most impressive thing the US has done they say “fracking”. The challenge with US Nat Gas is that it’s now fully developed and expansion is sort of tapped out.
What the 21st Century demands is a lot of power, you either have it or you don’t. When you look at planetary scale energy and compute trends you see myriad gigantic arbitrage opportunities.
Interesting times!



































