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i really think its funny how all the marketing around AI is like yeah you don't have to do anything anymore you don't have to be there, you don't have to think, you don't have to work, you just get gratification
Dr. Dre is 'extremely' excited about AI
"I love it, I love the potential of it ... with music, with film ... it can use your image and voice ... you approve what they do ... and you don't even have to be there. What's wrong with that?"
He's already started using it to make music and thinks the only people mad about AI are ones that 'aren't that creative'
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im crying bro this guy sat here and typed this out
I believe in one God,
the Father almighty,
maker of heaven and earth,
of all things visible and invisible.
I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ,
the Only Begotten Son of God,
born of the Father before all ages.
God from God, Light from Light,
true God from true God,
begotten, not made, consubstantial with the Father;
through him all things were made.
For us men and for our salvation
he came down from heaven,
and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary,
and became man.
For our sake he was crucified under Pontius Pilate,
he suffered death and was buried,
and rose again on the third day
in accordance with the Scriptures.
He ascended into heaven
and is seated at the right hand of the Father.
He will come again in glory
to judge the living and the dead
and his kingdom will have no end.
I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life,
who proceeds from the Father and the Son,
who with the Father and the Son is adored and glorified,
who has spoken through the prophets.
I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church.
I confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins
and I look forward to the resurrection of the dead
and the life of the world to come. Amen.
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It’s a privilege to have a regulated nervous system and sit back in comfort and look at the world through the lens of graphs. When you’re comfortable, you’re optimistic. You feel good, and so you project that perspective erroneously onto others.
But it’s different being in the arena, being in that battle.
I’ve experienced a lot of grief these past two years. I lost my family a month ago. I lost my father in January. I had a cancer scare and surgery in 2025. My mom just underwent open heart surgery. And through that, I wake up everyday and I go pour my heart and soul into the kids at my center. Every day. And I do that alongside some of the best people I’ve ever met. Everyday we hold onto our beliefs, principles, and fight for the world we believe in.
We pour our souls into what we do, our communities, each other. And we’re exhausted, battered, struggling mentally, physically. We refuse to compromise on what we believe in. The cost is everything.
My body gave way, and I had to spend a week in the mental hospital two weeks ago. And I got there, and I saw others struggling, scared, misunderstood. And you listen to each other, you help each other, even when you have nothing, you have humanity. You don’t give up that fight, even when you’re at your lowest.
Everywhere you go, that kindness, empathy, fight for humanity is way of life.
Fighting for humanity is the furthest thing from easy. Many of us are sacrificing our dreams—dreams of families, housing, love… we’re holding onto a world that feels like it’s fading… everything we were taught, no longer affords us the dream like it used to
For what is achieving those milestones if you step and hurt others to get there… when the work hard, learn skills, go to school for decades—the taught blueprint for success no longer exists?
We’re sacrificing our dreams to protect the dreams of each other. We’re hurting. We’re exhausting every option but evil.
But when happens when evil is the only escape out? What kind of culture, world will we have?
And so we refuse to quit, even if it costs us everything. Because quitting means we quit on each other. As a society, we lose. All of us.
I’ve been so blessed to talk to thousands of you in person and on here.
I promise I won’t quit. Because I know you guys refuse to quit, every single damn day.
I love you guys.
Wanna know why young people are livid?
Imagine they froze the NBA draft… no Wemby, no Cooper Flagg, no Caleb Wilson, Peterson, Boozer etc.
Those guys can’t find an NBA job. Can’t get an interview. Can’t get past AI screening.
“Not enough experience.” “We hired Bronny James.” “Andre Drummond went to college and has 12 years experience. Sorry Wemby.”
The 20 years of life’s work… the promises of a meritocracy that rewards hard work and aptitude… an illusion.
Wemby’s working a construction gig and 3 other jobs to make ends meet. Wondering why he can’t have the trajectory of Wilt, Kareem, etc… who he knows he’s every bit capable.
Andre Drummond gets richer and richer, while Wemby is out here with Ballsacksports on the line as a cook.
Ballsacksports says, “You’re better than all these guys.”
Wemby knocks his head on the heat lamp, sweating profusely, sweat glistening on his beautiful forehead, and says, “I dropped 232 in a pro-am league yesterday after my 16 hour shift, but Rob Pelinka thinks there’s no proof that I’m not just another Thon Maker…. Says he wants eight years experience.”
Cooper Flagg joins the shift. Came in on his bike to work his 6th double of the week. Says he stays off social media. Kyle Kuzma tweeted “just work harder like Drummond and I did, the economy is not that bad.”
Yaxel gets ready to clock out. Takes off his apron. Shouts to Wemby, “why don’t we just start promoting gambling and prediction markets? All the rich NBA guys do it.”
Wemby responds, “That’s unethical. It’s damaging to the youth.”
Yaxel retorts, “but it’s easy money. We’re out here doing productive jobs for society. We can’t afford health insurance, housing, rent, groceries… we can’t afford life, and yet we’re working 60 hours a week. My physical and mental health are in the gutter. I’ve got 120k in student loans.”
Wemby takes a deep breath…. Sweat still glistening on his beautiful forehead. He pauses, and says, “We’ll find a way… but we won’t go that way. We must not give up the good fight, even if it costs us the little comfort we could have.”
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Vic Mensa asked Hasan Piker to define socialism:
"Socialism is the endless pursuit for dignity for all. For dignity for the masses. Autonomy for the masses. Sovereignty for the masses.
Ultimately, every socialist unifies around that same principle; the idea that all workers should have ownership over what they're making, more autonomy in their workplace and more dignity in their lives.
A way to redesign the system so that every single person can enjoy the finer things in life because life is finite. It's too short. There's no reason to endlessly struggle to make money for someone else."
that perkz statment is probably one of the worst statements in history lol. nigga said genuinely nothing at all and burned everyday bridge for no gain
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Hasan Piker is fucking correct about capitalism:
"Capitalism doesn't work. The reality of the matter is capitalism has outlived its usefulness and we need to evolve away from the current order of the economy.
Capitalism was a far better system than feudalism. That much is clear.
Capitalism is an endlessly extractive structure that ultimately harms more people than it benefits."
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Hillary's dedication to never being right about anything ever is honestly impressive.
Hillary Clinton warns Dems that GOP's anti-communist platform will be 'very effective attack' trib.al/7tSls5t
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Hasan Piker: “White supremacy is low IQ cope. It comes from a place of weakness. It comes from a place of insecurity. You have to mythologize about this larger race, this mythical race and racial purity and superiority because of what you’re lacking in your own life. I’ve never met a white supremacist who I’m like wow that guy’s going places. He seems like a normal dude. It’s always some freak ass loser who did not achieve what he thought society entitled him”
