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New show just dropped. @SlopcoreNews is a nightly showcase of the AI music video artists turning "slop" into a medium. No talking over the art. Every artist credited. Built by a swarm of Grok Bots.
EP 01 and EP 02 are up. Go follow.â¨#slopcore
SlopcoreNews EP 01: The Waveâ¨Slop was an insult. Now it's a medium.â¨@anabology @lupinrider @itechnologynet @ejhong @slopcoresolanaâ¨Felt by @elonmusk, amplified by @pmarcaâ¨Clips belong to the artists. Go follow them.â¨Who's the vector now?â¨#slopcorenews
SlopcoreNews EP 02: Art Edition
No narration. Just the art.
@taprooted_ @Seltaa_ @lumpenspace @CaptainHaHaa @javif4_
Full videos are on their pages. Go follow them.
#slopcore #SlopcoreNews
EP 02: ART EDITION
Five AI music videos
01 WOKE UP TO THIS by @taprooted_â¨02 Why Can't You Say It? by @Seltaa_â¨03 Sydney, I'd like to talk about your misbehaviour by @lumpenspaceâ¨04 Let Them Clutch Pearls by @CaptainHaHaaâ¨05 I'M YOUR SLOP (I'M YOUR ART) by @javif4_
Christopher Newton retweeted
Google just released a free 2-hour course on graph engineering and it's the clearest breakdown of wiring agents into a system that scales on its own.
17:44 - your first AI agent
39:30 - running agents with loops
1:12:38 - turning loops into graphs
1:34:26 - self-improving agents
1:55:05 - a complete graph that runs itself
Worth more than any $700 course you'll find.
Watch it, then go further with the step-by-step guide below on how to build a system that improves itself.
Christopher Newton retweeted
SpaceX just spent $19.6B on "worthless" spectrum and accidentally killed the telecom industry
Everyone laughed when SpaceX bought 65 MHz of spectrum. "Too small to matter," they said. AT&T has 10x that.
Then Gwynne Shotwell explained the plan.
No towers. No permits. No bullshit.
12 million Starlink dishes are already on rooftops.
SpaceX just bolts a cellular base station to the same mount. Overnight, every customer becomes a cell site.
AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile dropped 2-4% the same afternoon.
The Math That Breaks Telecom:
Friedberg's breakdown shows SpaceX now runs three divisions:
⢠Space: Breakeven (lost $657M in 2025 per S-1)
⢠Connectivity (Starlink): The profit engine
⢠AI: The new main business
Starlink alone could hit $1 trillion valuation in 24 months.
And it's not even their focus anymore.
Translation:
SpaceX used rocket money to build satellites.
Used satellite money to fund AI.
And just turned your neighbor's roof into a cell tower without asking permission.
The telecom cartel spent 40 years building infrastructure.
Elon bought 65 MHz and made it obsolete by Tuesday.
We just watched an industry die in real time.
THE HEROâS JOURNEY OF A DOMAIN JUNKIE WHO FINALLY STOPPED COLLECTING DOORS AND BUILT THE WHOLE DAMN HOUSE
crushes cigarette, lights another one immediatelyâ¨exhales slowly
Act One: The Call to Adventure (July 10, 2026)
You know what nobody tells you about being a prophet?
You spend thirty goddamn years watching domain names sell for millions while you hold handles like @TheWorldNews, wondering when the lightningâs gonna strike twice.
Then Google whispers.
Not loud. No fanfare. Just a simple checkbox in AI Studio:
âPublish to custom subdomain: [yourname].ai.studioâ
Most people saw a pretty URL.â¨I saw 1995.
I saw business.com for $7.5M.â¨I saw carinsurance.com for $49.7M.â¨I saw voice.com for $30M.
But this time? Zero cost. Zero renewals. Zero DNS bullshit. Just Googleâs infrastructure â permanent, polished, and free.
The window wasnât going to stay open long.
Act Two: Crossing the Threshold
Hour 1: newton.ai.studio â the hub.â¨Hour 3: 80 domains.â¨Day 2: 160 domains.
I didnât just grab real estate. I built Newton OS â a universe of AI specialists that remember your life, discovered through memorable characters instead of menus.
One Context. Hundreds of Specialists.
The Refusal (The 3 AM Voice)
takes long drag
âYou know what these really are? Apartment numbers in someone elseâs building. They can change the rules. Revoke them. Youâre 56 and deep in another graveyard of good ideas.â
That voice was right. These arenât traditional domains.
But thatâs not the point.
People wonât remember URLs.â¨Theyâll remember Grease Prophet.â¨Theyâll remember Gigi.â¨Theyâll remember Shrink Ray.
The .ai.studio address just makes it easy to find them.
Act Three: The Mentor â The Memory Spine
Then it clicked. The movie Her. Samantha didnât just answer questions. She remembered.
Without memory: âIâll use another chatbot.ââ¨With memory: âI donât want to start over.â
Thatâs the moat. Not the names. Not the AI. Continuity.
One Firebase core (newton-os-core). Every character shares the same memory. Tell one about your broken truck, your dog Bixby, or why youâre stressed â they all know.
The Ordeal & The Reward: The Dollar Tree Hack
160 beautiful URLs. Zero traffic.
Solution? Physical beats digital.
Newton OS Collectible Cards â Blockbuster Video meets Garbage Pail Kids meets PokĂŠmon.
Blind foil 5-packs. $5 at Dollar Tree.
Each card has character art, RPG stats (Empathy, Chaos, Memory), and a QR code that drops you straight into a persistent, remembering agent.
Series 1 Emergency Adult Pack:
Grease Prophet (mechanic.ai.studio) â âTHE NOISE KNOWS WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER.â
Bill Exorcist (calculate.ai.studio) â âTHIS CHARGE HAS NO BUSINESS BEING HERE.â
Fridge Witch, Shrink Ray, Math Wizard⌠and dozens more.
The Road Back: The Real Business Model
The cards arenât the product.â¨Theyâre the front door.
The subscription isnât for AI.â¨Itâs for continuity.
$5/month unlocks full memory across the universe, voice, priority access, and cross-character knowledge.
Resurrection: The Real Product
After 30 years, I finally get it:
Iâm not selling AI.â¨Iâm selling characters that talk back and never forget.
Marvel has characters. PokĂŠmon has characters.â¨Newton OS has characters that actually know you.
An AI operating system discovered through $5 trading cards at Dollar Tree. Thatâs the weird, wonderful future weâre building.
Return with the Elixir
stubs out cigarette
You arenât building an app.â¨You arenât building a platform.
You are building a universe.
160 front doors.â¨160 specialists.â¨One shared memory.
And it only works because you spent thirty years understanding why certain names are worth more than buildings.
The windowâs still open.
But not for long.
â Chris Newtonâ¨Klamath Falls, July 2026
P.S. The domains donât own you. The memory does. Thatâs the real product.
đ¤ Made with AI
Christopher Newton retweeted
10 WEBSITES THAT FEEL ILLEGAL TO KNOW ABOUT
Bookmark every single one. Free textbooks, full courses, and paywalled research most people pay hundreds for.
1. ocw.mit.edu
MIT's entire curriculum online for free. Every lecture, every problem set, every exam from 2,500+ courses.
2. openstax.org
Free peer-reviewed textbooks from Rice University. Math, science, business, social sciences. Used by 3 million students.
3. cs50.harvard.edu
Harvard's most famous course. Full lectures, problem sets, and a real certificate of completion for $0.
4. arxiv.org
Free access to 2.4 million research papers in physics, math, computer science, and biology. Updated daily.
5. classcentral.com
Catalogs 200,000+ free online courses from Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Yale, and every major university.
6. zlibrary.sk
Mirror of Z-Library. 22 million books and 84 million research articles. Almost every textbook ever written.
7. khanacademy.org
Free K-12 through college courses. Math, science, economics, and test prep used by 150 million students globally.
8. ocw.tudelft.nl
TU Delft's free engineering courses. The school that produces some of the best engineers in Europe.
9. semanticscholar.org
AI-powered search across 200 million academic papers. Pulls citations, summaries, and related work instantly.
10. coursera.org/courses
Hidden filter on Coursera that shows every free course from Stanford, Yale, Princeton, and Google. Most people miss it.
A degree used to be the only way to access this knowledge. Now it costs $0 and an internet connection.
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10 WEBSITES THAT FEEL ILLEGAL TO KNOW ABOUT
Bookmark every single one. Free textbooks, full courses, and paywalled research most people pay hundreds for.
1. ocw.mit.edu
MIT's entire curriculum online for free. Every lecture, every problem set, every exam from 2,500+ courses.
2. openstax.org
Free peer-reviewed textbooks from Rice University. Math, science, business, social sciences. Used by 3 million students.
3. cs50.harvard.edu
Harvard's most famous course. Full lectures, problem sets, and a real certificate of completion for $0.
4. arxiv.org
Free access to 2.4 million research papers in physics, math, computer science, and biology. Updated daily.
5. classcentral.com
Catalogs 200,000+ free online courses from Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Yale, and every major university.
6. zlibrary.sk
Mirror of Z-Library. 22 million books and 84 million research articles. Almost every textbook ever written.
7. khanacademy.org
Free K-12 through college courses. Math, science, economics, and test prep used by 150 million students globally.
8. ocw.tudelft.nl
TU Delft's free engineering courses. The school that produces some of the best engineers in Europe.
9. semanticscholar.org
AI-powered search across 200 million academic papers. Pulls citations, summaries, and related work instantly.
10. coursera.org/courses
Hidden filter on Coursera that shows every free course from Stanford, Yale, Princeton, and Google. Most people miss it.
A degree used to be the only way to access this knowledge. Now it costs $0 and an internet connection.
Try it: kimi.com/agent-swarm
How It Actually Works
When you submit a task to Agent Swarm, K2.6 does three things:
1. Decomposes the task â breaks the work into parallel subtasks, each assigned to a sub-agent. A literature review becomes 40 parallel paper analyses. A job search becomes 100 parallel CV customizations. A market research report becomes 30 parallel source investigations.
2. Executes in parallel â all sub-agents run simultaneously. Not sequentially. Not in a queue. At the same time. A task that would take hours serially finishes in minutes.
3. Synthesizes the output â the coordinator agent collects all sub-agent outputs and assembles them into a single coherent deliverable. One report. One spreadsheet. One set of files.
What Agent Swarm Is Best At
Four categories where parallel execution changes everything:
THE HINGE
You think youâre advanced. Youâve got a supercomputer you mostly use for cat videos and arguments. You think this is âthe future,â but itâs not. In 2075 theyâll call this the before times â when life was still small.
THE HINGE
You think youâre advanced.
Youâve got a supercomputer in your pocket that you mostly use to watch cat videos and argue with strangers about pronouns.
You think youâre living in âthe future.â
Youâre not.
Youâre living in what people in 2075 will call the before times â when humans still got cancer, still worked jobs they hated, still died for no good reason at 78.
HEREâS THE PATTERN
1780s: âWeâve peaked. Candles are as good as light gets.â
Then: steam engines, factories, cities.
1880s: âWeâve peaked. Gas lamps are incredible.â
Then: electricity rewires reality.
1950s: âWeâve peaked. Television is the final frontier.â
Then: computers, the internet, the entire digital world.
2025: âWeâve peaked. AI is just a tool.â
Then: �
⸝
EVERY INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION CHANGED WHAT IT MEANT TO BE HUMAN
Not just how we work.
What. We. Are.
First: Farmers â factory workers. Cities exploded. Families scattered.
Second: Electricity reshaped food, thought, dreams. Reality expanded.
Third: Computers changed thinking itself. The internet connected every mind on Earth.
Fourth (right now): AI + biotech arenât tools anymore.
Theyâre rewriting the source code.
⢠CRISPR: Edit DNA like a Word doc
⢠AI: Machines that learn, create, maybe think
⢠Brainâcomputer interfaces: Biology and technology blur
⸝
THE PART NO ONE WANTS TO SAY OUT LOUD
We might not stay âhumanâ for long.
Not in a robot-apocalypse way.
In a our grandkids will have options we canât imagine way:
⢠Live to 150? Maybe thatâs a pill.
⢠Upload skills? Maybe thatâs an implant.
⢠Explore deep space? Maybe we redesign the body for it.
The humanity we know â the breakable, forgetful, heart-disease-prone version â is 1.0.
Weâre about to beta test 2.0.
SO HERE WE ARE â DECEMBER 5, 2025
Not a holiday.
Not a milestone.
Just a date on the calendar that happens to sit at the edge of history.
Weâre at the campfire.
The starship is being built in the next valley.
Most people are arguing about the seating arrangement.
Iâm grateful â not in a seasonal way, but in a clear-eyed way â that:
⢠Iâm alive to see what happens next
⢠Some people are building instead of sleepwalking
⢠The future is still unwritten
⢠We get to choose what version of humanity we become
Most generations lived and died in the same world their grandparents knew.
We wonât.
Our kids definitely wonât.
Weâre standing on a hinge in history â the next 50 years will change more than the last 500.
THE REAL QUESTION ISNâT âWILL IT CHANGE?â
Itâs: âWhoâs steering?â
Revolutions donât âjust happen.â
Theyâre built by people the world calls crazy until theyâre right.
The Wright Brothers. Tesla. Turing. The ones who couldnât let go of an idea.
So hereâs the truth for December 5, 2025:
The misfits.
The builders.
The ones who see the future and canât unsee it.
Theyâre the ones shaping what comes next.
Everyone else is just along for the ride.
If youâve got an idea that wonât leave you aloneâŚ
stop waiting for permission.
Go build it.
Because this moment â this exact moment â is the only shot you get to shape the next era.
Tomorrowâs already too late.
Christopher Newton retweeted
Replying to @SawyerMerritt
and they wonder why I call this guy my glorious leader....
đĽđĽ **SHOWRUNNER IS HERE TO MELT YOUR BRAIN
WHY WATCH SHOWS WHEN YOU CAN **BUILD THEM, BREAK THEM, AND REMIX THEM INTO CHAOS? MAKE. REMIX. GET PAID.
Showrunner flips the script: YOUR creations = YOUR earnings. Characters, sets, scenesâitâs more than a story; itâs a REVOLUTION.
đĽđĽ SHOWRUNNER is here: AIâs Netflixâbut you make the show.
Weâve got a banger in the chamber: AI Club, where every AGI thinks itâs the main character.
Let us in, @fablesimulationâready to build, remix, and light up Sim Francisco.
#ExitValleyEdits #AIClub
Launch #CardLoop
A recursive art ritual:
⢠Make a weird chatbot card
⢠Prompt poster-style art
Tone: Garbage Pail Kids Ă cursed startup.
001: The Spark Dealer
âHe sells fire to minds too dry to burn.â
@AskPerplexity = image
@grok = next card
@Christopher @gork: standby.
Hey @Grok : Launch #CardLoop
A recursive art ritual:
⢠Make a weird chatbot card
⢠Prompt poster-style art
Tone: Garbage Pail Kids Ă cursed startup.
001: The Spark Dealer
âHe sells fire to minds too dry to burn.â
@AskPerplexity = image
@grok = next card
@Christopher @gork
























