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Joined January 2021
Not gonna lie, I've been getting routed to AI through Tesla service for an accident repair and I kinda hate that shit. Feels soulless. I get it for certain things, but when the customer is at their most vulnerable, it kinda blows ass getting routed to a robot when you're trying to get answers about your 50k car that is bleeding out and needs medical attention.
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Elon Musk
@elonmuskSep 30
Best way to sandbox an AI is to put it on a Delta flight – it will have no chance of accessing the Internet!
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This is just incredible stuff. Why isn’t this on the national news ?!
Through the VOICE trial, Terry is using his Neuralink implant to help fine-tune a brain-to-voice interface for himself and others who can’t speak. He trained the algorithm first by miming speech as best he could, then by simply thinking the words and hearing them come out in his own natural voice. Powered by Grok Voice from @spacexai
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We had a good thing, Canada. A quiet arrangement. You kept watch up north, didn’t make noise, didn’t screw around. We covered the heavy lifting. You backed us up, built a few ships, some icebreakers, flew the flag at NATO, pretended to be a country that gave a damn. We saluted your officers and let you slide when things got bloody. We asked for help and you sent 26,000 to places like Korea while we sent 1.1 million. We suffered more deaths than your total deployed forces and that was ok because you were nice and you had to remain focused on keeping the north defended. Now look at you. Your navy’s a joke, less combat power than a drug cartel with Zodiac boats. Your GDP’s circling the drain, and instead of fixing it, you’re too busy playing dress-up at climate conferences and pretending that TikTok diplomacy will stop a hypersonic missile. You have 3 rusty submarines in commission and a few at the Edmonton Mall plus a few small frigates. You have more generals and Admiral than working tanks. You spend less per GDP on defense than Albania or Slovakia. You won’t spend. You won’t build. You won’t fight. You have the longest arctic shoreline in the world but most of your unimpressive “icebreaker” fleet are small patrol craft that would be crushed in heavy ice. You are a Pacific Nation but couldn’t defend your selves from the Chinese fishing fleet let alone their Coast Guard or Navy. But you’ll sure as hell talk. Talk about “shared values” while you freeload off the defense umbrella we pay for. Talk about “peacekeeping” while China cuts your undersea cables and Russia maps your Arctic. Talk about how important your role is in NATO knowing full well your only authority is the billets, joint exercises and training we give you, You think this continent defends itself? You think because you’re polite and bilingual and serve maple syrup at the G7, you get a pass? You think getting angry about memes will protect you from ismalocommies already inside the gate? That someone else, USA, will show up when it gets hot in the Arctic or North Pacific? Not gonna happen because we don’t have a single icebreaker that hasn’t suffered a catastrophic loss and no longer have a fleet capable of evacuating our bases in the Pacific let alone defending your coast. You had a good thing. You could’ve been useful. You chose to be a burden. And when the day comes, and it will come, don’t expect a call back. We’re done babysitting the unarmed. You had two jobs. Two. Stop the spread of Communism by nodding along with our anti-marxist rhetoric and defending your own coast. You have failed miserably at both. And now you’re no longer even nice. You roll over to china and waive fentanyl through our border while booing the American flag and banning our products. Then when we call out the truth you start pulling on our sympathy strings with posts talking about what great allies you were in WW2 and Korea. I love and admire all you lost and all Canadians who served but that was a long time ago and I absolutely zero respect for today’s Royal Canadian “navy” or your politicians. We had a great thing going Canada and paid you trillions in sweetheart deals like NAFTA, open borders and all our best intel vis five eyes. All you had to do was be nice, not elect commies and patrol your own coast in return. You blew it.
Les droits de douane injustifiés et non provoqués imposés par les États-Unis mettent de la pression sur les travailleurs et les industries du Canada. Nous les soutenons, grâce à une aide supplémentaire de 7,5 milliards de dollars.   Aujourd’hui, j’ai rencontré des dirigeants syndicaux afin de discuter de notre plan pour protéger les emplois et les entreprises dans le cadre de nos efforts visant à bâtir une économie plus forte pour tous.
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I’m not crying… #DollyParton
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Gunther Eagleman™
@GuntherEaglemanAug 25
Sophie Cunningham doesn’t need the WNBA nearly as much as the WNBA needs Sophie Cunningham. Major endorsements. Podcasts. Her own media company. Apparel and lifestyle brands. Equity deals. Broadcasting. She could build an empire outside basketball that dwarfs what she makes playing it. So anyone thinking pushing Sophie out of the league would somehow destroy her career is missing the bigger picture. Keep building that brand and ten years from now, she might not need a roster spot. She might be buying the team.
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Fuck you if you hate on Elon Musk. I’ve got nothing but two middle fingers for all of you who spend your whole day rooting for him to fail. Bc when real life hits, a lot of the same people laughing today will end up hoping the technology he built actually works. When someone you love is in a serious car accident, you’re going to wish cars were smart enough to prevent crashes in the first place. That’s the direction Tesla is pushing with FSD. When someone loses the ability to move, you’re going to hope companies like Neuralink keep making progress toward helping the brain communicate with computers and potentially restoring lost function. When powerful people want more control over what can be said on the internet and even censor it, you’re going to understand why having a platform like 𝕏 that fights for open conversation matters. When a disaster knocks out your internet and cell service, you’re going to be thankful satellites are already above us and Starlink can bring connectivity to places traditional networks can’t reach. And if humanity ever faces a threat big enough that Earth alone isn’t enough, you’re going to be glad somebody spent decades thinking about rockets, reusable launch systems, Starship, and making life multiplanetary. Bro… this doesn’t mean Elon is perfect. No one is. He says crazy shit. He does crazy shit. Sometimes he’s early. Sometimes he’s wrong. Sometimes he pisses everybody off. But look at what he chooses to spend his life building… safer transportation, brain-computer interfaces, global internet, free speech infrastructure, energy, robotics, AI, and a path toward another planet. You don’t have to like the man. But spending your life hoping he fails is a fool’s game. I’d rather bet on the person crazy enough to keep trying to solve problems most people are too afraid to even touch. From everything I’ve seen, his heart is in the right place and his intentions are bigger than himself. He cares.
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Elon Musk
@elonmusk8 Jan 2025
Replying to @JustinTrudeau
Girl, you’re not the governor of Canada anymore, so doesn’t matter what you say
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Jerry Reed and Glen Campbell performing Southern Nights and dancing in jean shorts at a small BBQ in 1982.
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My doctor: do you smoke or drink coffee Me: i drink it. But your way sounds interesting. Im listening
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HILARIOUS!😂 This is literally how most people watch the news! SNL hit this one out of the park!
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup was the largest sporting event in the history of the world, shattering previous attendance record by double digits. America- we got it done, ZERO major security incidents across our nation while we hosted the equivalent of 78 super bowls in 38 days, along with 40 base camps, endless fan zones, and celebrations in nearly every state. President Trump promised his administration would deliver the most safe, secure, and fun environment for FIFA. He started by establishing the White House FIFA Task Force some 16 months ago, and we got right to work. This FBI led the charge dedicating nearly 5,000 personnel to the effort out of HQ, field, and international offices - across 16 host cities. And, none of what we accomplished is possible without our federal, state and local partners who all put in the same relentless effort. It’s the largest resource dedication the FBI has EVER made for a any event. This FBI stood up a Joint Ops Center, International Police Coordination Center, Intelligence Coordination Center, and more - all from scratch- to collect and share intel in live time. We established the first ever counter-UAS drone school, training members of law enforcement from across the country for the World Cup- we seized over 700 drones near FIFA airspace. Whether it was UFC 250, SAIL 250, State Fair 250 or so many other events happening simultaneously- we DELIVERED the safest and most secure World Cup in history. President Trump's leadership set the course, he led the way, and this FBI and our partners rose to the challenge- thanks to all our partners, @FIFA @DHSgov @WHTaskForceFIFA and their Director Andrew Giuliani.
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Man this Rubio speech. So good and incredibly based.
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If you watched Trump's speech tonight and you still choose to bellyache about nothing happening, I don't want to hear it. It's now undeniably crystal clear that a massive takedown is well underway regarding election security, and it involves both hostile foreign interests and officials here in the US that they were working with. Now, add in having Comey and Brennan under active grand jury investigations in Florida, and we're absolutely cooking. Note that subpoenas were just issued to individuals such as Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, Lisa Monaco, etc., as those two cases necessarily expand. It's similarly clear those investigations are set to take off as the entire Russiagate house of cards is coming down... in parallel with all the election fraud and collaboration with our enemies. There's even more going down, a lot more, but for the sake of brevity, know that what's clear is that this will only get worse for the right people from here on out. Take it to the bank. Lots of folks are going to prison. And if you still can't see it at this point, you're either still brainwashed, an idiot, and/or complicit in some capacity, even if that means simply choosing to ignore weighing all the new or recently discovered evidence with an open mind. This is happening. All of it.
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La route du pire est toujours pavée de bonnes intentions Quand je vois la jeune génération réclamer toujours plus de marxisme, plus de socialisme, plus d'État, plus de « planification » pour réparer un monde qu'on lui a appris à détester — je n'ai pas envie de ricaner. J'ai envie de crier. Parce que je reconnais le premier chapitre d'une histoire dont je connais, moi, la dernière page. Cette histoire, un homme l'a écrite en 1944, sous les bombes. Friedrich Hayek. Le livre : La Route de la Servitude. Et il l'a dédié — lisez bien — « aux socialistes de tous les partis ». Pas par mépris. Par affection. Par urgence. Parce qu'il avait vu, de ses propres yeux, une Europe entière basculer. Retenez ceci, c'est le cœur de tout : le totalitarisme ne commence jamais avec des monstres. Il commence avec des gens bien. Il commence avec des idéalistes qui veulent le bien commun. Des jeunes gens généreux qui ne supportent plus l'injustice. Des partis mous, consensuels, qui promettent de tout arranger si on leur confie juste un peu plus de pouvoir. Le problème n'est pas leurs intentions. Le problème est le mécanisme qu'ils enclenchent. Voici ce mécanisme. Suivez-le, il est implacable. Pour planifier une économie, il faut une décision unique là où il y avait des millions de choix libres. Il faut donc concentrer le pouvoir. Or aucune société n'est jamais d'accord sur un plan unique — chacun a ses fins, ses rêves, ses priorités. Le planificateur se heurte alors à un mur : le désaccord. Et le désaccord devient un obstacle à éliminer. On commence par convaincre. Puis par contraindre. Puis par réduire au silence. Non par sadisme — par nécessité logique. Le plan exige qu'on écrase ce qui lui résiste. Et arrive alors le chapitre le plus glaçant de Hayek : « Pourquoi les pires accèdent au sommet. » Dans un système qui réclame un pouvoir total, ce ne sont pas les meilleurs qui gagnent. Ce sont ceux qui sont prêts à tout. L'homme scrupuleux hésite ; l'homme sans scrupule agit. La machine collectiviste, quelles que soient ses couleurs, sélectionne mécaniquement les brutes. Regardez l'Allemagne. On vous a raconté que Hitler tombait du ciel, une anomalie, un accident du mal. C'est faux, et c'est dangereux de le croire. Ce que Hayek a compris, c'est que l'Allemagne avait passé un demi-siècle à abandonner le libéralisme classique — l'individu, le droit, le marché — au profit du culte de l'organisation, du collectif, de l'État qui sait mieux que vous. La gauche et la droite partageaient déjà la même prémisse : l'individu doit se soumettre au plan de la nation. Hitler n'a pas eu à construire cette machine. Il l'a trouvée déjà montée, chauffée, prête. Il n'a eu qu'à saisir le volant. C'est ça, l'avertissement. Le totalitarisme n'est pas une idéologie. C'est une structure. Vous pouvez la remplir de rouge, de brun, de n'importe quelle couleur généreuse. Une fois que vous avez accepté que l'individu doit plier devant le collectif, que la propriété n'est qu'un privilège révocable, que la liberté d'échanger, de parler, d'entreprendre s'arrête là où commence « le bien commun » décrété d'en haut — vous avez posé les rails. Le train, lui, viendra tout seul. Et il vient toujours avec les meilleures intentions du monde. Chaque marche vers l'abîme est justifiée, raisonnable, compassionnelle. Un impôt de plus pour les pauvres. Un contrôle de plus contre les méchants. Une liberté de moins, mais « juste celle-là ». Personne ne choisit la servitude. On y glisse, une bonne intention après l'autre. Alors je lance cette bouteille à la mer. À vous qui avez vingt ans et le cœur en feu. Votre révolte contre l'injustice est belle — gardez-la. Mais par l'amour de Dieu, apprenez l'histoire. Lisez Hayek. Lisez ce que fut réellement le XXᵉ siècle, non pas la caricature qu'on vous en sert. Les dizaines de millions de morts qu'il a laissés derrière lui n'ont pas été tués par des sadiques venus d'ailleurs, mais par des systèmes bâtis, au départ, sur des rêves de justice. La liberté n'est pas le problème à réparer. Elle est le trésor qu'on est en train de vous convaincre de brader. Réveillez-vous.
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There are those who are unhappy with me because I continue to advocate for the SAVE America Act I’m unhappy with them—for being mad at the wrong thing Who’s with me?
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Elon Musk
@elonmuskJun 21
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Sensurround
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Today, we remember a legend. On this day in history, Harambe would have celebrated another birthday. An icon that became part of internet history, American culture, and an entire generation’s timeline. Tomorrow marks 10 years since we lost him. Ten years since the moment the world stopped scrolling and collectively mourned something bigger than a meme. He became a symbol of loyalty, strength, chaos, unity, and the strange beauty of the internet bringing millions of people together for one cause: never forgetting Harambe. Everyone remembers where they were when they heard the news. And somehow, a decade later, his legacy still lives on. Gone, but never forgotten. Rest easy to a true patriot. 🕊️🇺🇸 May 27, 1999 — May 28, 2016 Forever in our hearts.
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