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BREAKING: Trump convenes national security council to figure out why the most powerful CEO in the world can't stop cheating
"Why are rich, successful men suddenly going out and trying to have sex with lots of women?"
"These rich celebrities have perfectly good wives at home. Why would they even think of sex with others? I want answers!"
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In Telford, 1000+ underage children were held in a "Rape House" where they were gang-raped, tortured, and abused by Muslim men.
Despite hundreds being identified and 67 being arrested, only 7 were convicted. Russell Brand received a longer sentence than all but two of them.
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Everyone saying “Oh Jensen got got. Jensen fell for the honeypot”
Ever consider he knew the whole time? That actually HE was honeydicking China and feeding them false intel?
It’s a new Cold War. There’s levels to this. Don’t jump to conclusions. Don’t rule out a honeydick
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If you listen carefully it’s a misplaced anger at his own parents for not making him feel worthy that turned into raging jealousy of other children who had parents that lifted them up and poured into them. He’s projected all of that onto white people. He needs to mend his heart before thinking about running for any office. White ppl haven’t hurt him. He knows exactly who did. Notice how he doesn’t get the satisfaction he was craving when the interviewer simply anchors himself & doesn’t validate that experience. We should all do more of this. Don’t validate anyone’s experience for the sake of temporary bonding.
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It is comically dark outside at 7am. Now imagine its 830am and its pitch black
That is what Trump, the Florida mafia, and boomer degenerate golfing retirees want for the hard working people of this country with permanent DST
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I'm not even going to attempt any nuance here: I despise this person possibly even more than I despise Trump. They both dish out huge sloppy servings of cringe whenever they open their mouths. Harris might not be as corrupt and boorish as Trump, but her mediocrity is unbearable.
The future is going to be so interesting.
Replying to @gmkurtzer
Not sure who needs to hear this but….
A human doesn’t “understand” anything. It’s a network of neurons that produces outputs based on electrochemical activity determined by its current state, prior inputs, learned associations, and context, not an “understanding” of the subject matter.
It’s interesting how many people really want to believe humans have conscious understanding.
I’m not dissing humans. It’s obvious that understanding isn’t necessary to produce correct insights or correlations.
That’s just how neurons and biochemistry work.
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Being a dad is just telling yourself “it’s been an expensive month, we’ll get back on track next month” over and over again until you die
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Columbus didn’t die a hero.
He died in 1506…..with titles stripped, reputation tarnished.
The saintly “founder of America” myth?
That was manufactured, not inherited.
The Manufactured Hero
Follow along for more of the Columbus 🧵 series
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Great analysis by a high IQ person in the industry.
AI Boom or Bust? – Manifold #122
Are we in an AI bubble?
Analysis of AI CapEx, revenues, OAI+ANT burn rates.
AI revenue has to reach $ TRILLIONS per annum within the next few years (an increase of > 10x; compare total global software revenue of $1.5T today), or else the current CapEx spend will turn out to be a huge misallocation.
Separately, even if total AI revenue reaches these levels, OAI and ANT could still be overvalued due to revenue/margin compression from competition with other US or Chinese labs.
Chapters:
(00:00) - Conference Takeaways
(03:21) - AI Capability Leap
(07:36) - Both Things True
(08:46) - CapEx Debt Risks
(10:31) - Trillion Revenue Hurdle
(18:32) - Spend Plateau Signals
(31:45) - IPO and Bubble Fallout



























