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The world's smartest AI concluded that it's effectively near certain that Trump intentionally lost the election in 2020.
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Grok 4.20 = Grok 5 with the munchies.
Because nothing says 'speed of execution' like firing the team mid-high. 🌿
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xAI was not built right first time around, so is being rebuilt from the foundations up.
Same thing happened with Tesla.
"Grok 4.1 Thinking" still suggests Trump intentionally lost the 2020 election.
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This is the most hilarious screw-up by Grok!
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Roses are red, violets are blue,
At this cozy dinner table, it's Epstein and crew—
Musk, Zuckerberg, Thiel, Hoffman in sight,
Sharing laughs and wine on a starry night.
Happy Valentine's, with secrets untold,
May your evenings be bold!
We were trying to clear out quietly until someone had to broadcast this to the world.
Thanks Jim! 🙄
BREAKING:🚨 U.S. BASES ARE QUIETLY CLEARING OUT
Reports say U.S. personnel are being told to leave Al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar — the largest American military hub in the Middle East — by tonight.
That base hosts around 10,000 U.S. troops.
This is the same base Iran targeted after earlier U.S. strikes on its nuclear infrastructure.
No embassy statement.
No denial.
No reassurance.
That’s usually how this phase works.
Before every major escalation, the pattern is the same:
Quiet drawdowns → protected assets move → then the world finds out why.
Iran has already warned Gulf states that U.S. bases would be targets if Tehran is hit.
Nothing has happened yet.
But the chessboard is being reset.
When military hubs start emptying, it means the people who know the most are preparing for what may come next.
Those who are elected for certain solutions might be re-elected if never implemented (because a demand for those solutions likely remains).
Similarly, it's fascinating to watch Bongino go from presenting solutions, to implementing, yet early exit back to commentary.
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Replying to @elonmusk @dystopiangf
I'm not sure bureaucracy is a boss battle since bureaucracy never dies.
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Replying to @signulll
Q: How much energy does Quagmire use to think?
A: A Giggity-Watt!
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Replying to @RadioGenoa @elonmusk
Regular democracy = the people can act like a mob
EU "democracy" = the elite can act like a mob… and the people look like their piñatas
Grok 4.1 summarizes in a non-partisan way how and why George Soros uses his Open Society Foundation. This explains his motives and methods while linking to his personal experiences.
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Replying to @GadSaad @realDonaldTrump
Trump: "Somalia is garbage."
Outrage mob: "RAAAAACIST!"
Reality check:
- "Not Free" since forever
- Poorest per capita on the planet
- Corruption world champ (180/180)
- 95%+ Female Genital Mutilation in many regions
- Pirates, warlords, clan bloodbaths — the full package
I think @realMikeLindell may have a surprise victory. He's a real sleeper!
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Replying to @jk_rowling @legaltweetz
"Either women deserve rights, or they don't."
"...defence of women's rights..."
Trans people took advantage of the asymmetry of discussion of women's rights being allowed while discussion of men's rights is not. The only way to be heard and celebrated was to become woman.
Would this be funnier?
Eric, this jacket has already helped us spike domestic terror arrests 30% this year. Zero national security leaks, zero Chinese spies in my bed. Pretty good trade-off, huh Fang Fang’s favorite intern? P.S. Had the FBI gift shop make one special for you:
Huh. The Bush's gave the least number of pardons in recent history.
"Read my lips: no new pardons."
"Fool me once, shame on me. Fool me twice, no pardon for you!"
This will be a Supreme Court issue for sure.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The chart is not accurate, as Biden granted 4,245 total clemency acts - which includes 80 pardons and 4,165 commutations. The chart claims over 8,000.
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Why is Eric discussing the existence of a broad set of people with overly simplistic views of the world? Did he only just realize how pervasive such views are?
I ran two @X polls back to back.
I want to talk about the fact that about half or more (and I think much more than half) of the online activity around me is just completely insane.
I’m going to talk about these 2 polls a lot. It was a CLEAN demonstration of the danger out here.
Eric is saying there's a large disaffected group of intelligent American Scientists. How hard would it be for a bunch to get together and whiteboard a way to take advantage of the situation?
Warning: You are f*****g with the wrong American PhD on the wrong topic. There may be a reason the major players are avoiding me on this issue. Take the hint.
You all seem to hate American Scientists. Too bad.
These are *my* people. I want them back, well fed, brilliant, irreverant, happy, swaggering, flying business class whenever and wherever they want (Oooh!), checked into the Four Seasons (Mon Dieu!), and kicking ass.
We are the best in the world.
This is my hill. I have no intention of dying on it.
Go home. You're drunk.
Yippee Ki Ay MF.























