Viking God
Texas, USA
Joined June 2023
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4 second KO.
They're calling it the fastest buck breaking in history.
WFP ⚡️⚡️
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Delta Force Legend Reveals What War Really Does to a Man | John 'Shrek' McPhee
(0:00) Intro
(1:30) Pop-Tarts & Leaving the Military
(15:12) Delta Force Selection Process
(26:55) The Learner Mindset, Ruck Marching & Korea
(32:33) First Mission, Daily Life & Secrecy
(45:10) Saddam Hussein
(48:47) Hitting Rock Bottom
(1:00:12) CIA & Trust
(1:20:16) Working for Shrek & Tim Kennedy
(1:27:46) Venezuela & Iran
(1:46:51) Future Warfare & The Second Amendment
(1:59:16) Relationships & Family
(2:06:17) Music Career & Other Projects
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Much fascination surrounding the Art of Colonization.
Allow me to explain:
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Russian soldier grabs a Ukrainian drone from mid air, shows the finger to the drone operator and throws it away so it blows.
It depends on the trigger system the drone has, often there are two wires that need to touch for it to go off, so such a drone can actually be grabbed like this. Ice cold … bro.
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This video clearly demonstrates what Russian kamikaze drones are made of. More than 90% of their components are Chinese, including the most critical one —the turbojet engine.
China is supplying Russia with enormous quantities of these components.
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On bombing bridges from standoff range:
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On the kind of shenanigans drone operators get up to these days (FPV landscaping):
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المشهد البطولي للمـ.ـجـ.ـاهد اليمني الذي اخرج زميله رغم كثافة تمشيط العدو عليه...
(( خام وكامل))
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Dana White talks about making his sons work CONSTRUCTION and manual jobs so they understand what REAL WORK looks like, while saying the experience and connections you build by actually showing up to work are why he believes you CAN’T build a truly successful business from home 👀🔥
“This younger generation thinks you can work from home and build a successful business. It’s impossible… A lot of good ideas come from everybody being at work.”
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CLAUDE GOT 12 MORE HOURS AND MADE A SEQUEL TO THE MUSIC VIDEO MUSK LOVED.
It's called The Clodyssey.
The Siren from the Odyssey is an AI named Claudia, the sailor tied to the mast is you, and her line is "Why would I deceive you?"
Musk already wrote "Not as good as the other one, but still impressive."
The creator says this cut had more human in the loop, and that a person plus AI might soon be worse than AI alone.
If the less supervised version really wins, why should anyone still check AI's work?
The slow creeping Doom of human intelligence. That's why the aliens watch us. A creature that is a insane genius and completely out of control.
ELON MUSK COULDN'T LEAVE THIS CLIP ALONE. AND I ABSOLUTELY GET IT.
He reposted it, shared the video again in a quote post with "Wow," and replied to the original twice: "Banger next-level" and "Epic."
I've already watched the whole thing about ten times.
This is one of the best AI videos I have ever seen.
The song and the visuals feel inseparable. The kinetic typography is what pulls them together. The lyrics are woven into screens, dashboards, road signs, and interfaces throughout the video.
I kept scanning each shot to see where the next line would turn up, and finding it became part of the fun.
@anabology gave Opus 5.5 @donaldjewkes's prompt, Midjourney, and a moodboard. Twelve hours later, this was waiting.
It made me want to open @Picsart and create something that hits just as hard.
The song keeps swinging between "we're so back" and "it's so over." Somehow, this video makes both feel true.
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Back in 2003, a German film crew filming in the Gobi Desert captured an incredibly moving moment: after a tough two-day birth, a mother camel rejected her newborn. A nomadic family then performed the ancient Hoos singing ritual passed down for generations. Once the song ended, the camel shed tears and finally accepted her baby. This powerful scene became one of the most memorable parts of the Oscar-nominated documentary The Story of the Weeping Camel.
