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Joined December 2008
The next few years will be the wildest in history. Under no circumstances can you accept: -Bank or govt. "crypto" -Digital ID -Carbon Credit (public or private) -Official narrative about why the banks and Internet went down It's freedom or slavery. There's no in between.
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Henry Bingaman retweeted
Replying to @chrisorzy
Screenshotted this tweet and sent it to my tech partner at Tenacity. He just released a product update that lets you upload a custom logo or brand in the corner of your Tenacity video calls. Just saying... Some companies still like their customers.
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It’s hard to articulate the feeling of finding your deceased relatives in a neglected cemetery in a city they helped build. Ties to a land and location run deep.
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He can rename lakes and gulfs and I’ll humor it. But I’m not going to call things what they aren’t. I’m not going to say a man is a woman. I’m not going to say murder is healthcare. And I’m not going to call whatever it is that the LLMs are doing “Super Intelligence.” Artificial intelligence makes sense because it’s mimicking intelligence. But trying to make it sound like a god is a game I won’t play along with.
Trump says anyone using the term “Artificial Intelligence” instead of calling it Super Intelligence is “THE ENEMY!”
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Henry Bingaman retweeted
Wow. It's always an honor to meet an OG. Henry was 245th of the 43,109 who have joined the Crowd. Thanks for joining us @henrybing
I was one of the first few hundred members. It's been great. It's infuriating to see how bad the insurance system is, but awesome to see how simple the alternative is. I've never met anyone who signed up who regrets it.
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If you, too, want to be able to relentlessly mock retarded government officials without fear of losing your income or social standing, join the mastermind where making a ton of money and mocking politicians is the main requirement for entrance. Visit woodsmastermind.com/
Replying to @AnOnPenName
There was never a version of me that wouldn't mock Sarah Huckabee Sanders FFS
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If all the men pushing back against @JoelWebbon would push back against the actual socialism almost everyone in the GOP is pushing today, we might actually get somewhere. But alas... they just cry like little girls because he used clickbait.
The Right Must Embrace Socialism To Win
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Preach it! Don't be the piggy at the short form slop trough. Just think about what they're fatting those piggies up for.
No one is stopping you from having hobbies and doing cool things. You can design a cool anti-gravity contraption in your spare time. But you wont. Because you’re not that smart. You’re not high agency. You are a piggy feeding at the short form slop trough. If you were meant to do great things you’d already be doing them. But you sit around all day waiting for someone to put ideas Into your mind to teach you what to do, what to like, and how to behave. Dont blame “shareholders” because your life sucks. If you wanted to make it better youd do something about it. (Also, goes without saying, OP account based in South Asia, so opinion discarded)
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TFW you finally find a way a bot can help your business without risking burning it down
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The money is fake and nobody with any power cares how much your burrito costs. You're a slave and nobody likes a slave who complains. So the inflation will continue until moral improves.
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No, I don't complain about anything. I don't allow complaining around me. I just provide enough beef so that we have the strength to crush our enemies and there's nothing left to complain about.
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It would be cool if people could try pretending they didn't have AI write their tweets. I realize it's too much to ask you to post an actual, human thought. But if you could attempt to fake it the world would appreciate it.
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The parody accounts these days are practically just quoting the people they're mocking. Boomers hurt most.
If Trump won’t fall back in line, then I think Israel should cut off America completely. No more intelligence sharing. No more technology sharing. Nothing. Clean break.
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Disagree. Teach your children to be grateful to be American with a certain amount of freedom. Also teach them to be an adventurer, explorer, and hero and be proud of what, with God's help, they accomplish.
You need to be teaching your children to be proud to be American You must never allow anyone to tell them they should apologize for being American From Christopher Columbus to Neil Armstrong and beyond America is the land of adventurers, explorers, and heroes
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It's critically important to understand both why it's important for Massie to win and why the left wants him to win now (even though they'll 💯 resurface the fake allegations against him later if he does). The fact that most people literally cannot understand both sides is why democracy doesn't work.
I want Massie to win tomorrow. I would vote for him without reservation. But asking why the NYT is willing to run a glowing article like this is absolutely a fair question. If Massie was a threat to the left, would this be run?
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Has anyone in Virginia ever read Nullification by @ThomasEWoods?
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I've known dozens of multi-millionaire entrepreneurs. A lot failed over and over before finally succeeding. Also, I'd say their average score on a freshman level math test would be around 63%. D-, but technically a passing score. Entrepreneur-math is somewhere between math-math and girl-math.
Becoming successful is not luck. It’s math. If your probability of success is 1/100 and you try 100 times, you have a 100% chance of success.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The post encourages persistence, but the stated probability is inaccurate. For independent trials with 1/100 success chance each, the probability of at least one success in 100 tries is about 63%, not 100%. Calculation: 1 - (0.99)^100 ≈ 0.634 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binomial_… math.stackexchange.com/questions/1885…
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The fact that Americans think demons are a punchline is the best explanation of the state of the country.
I think a lot about the fact that Tucker told everyone he was physically mauled by a DEMON and people were really like “okay cool who hasn’t been mauled by a demon” and continued taking him seriously as a commentator
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Did you know following the Law of God is the surest way to guarantee freedom? Anyway, glad I learned how to grow potatoes
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Finally! Someone willing to tell voters they're idiots who don't really know what's good for them and they should get with the program and do what the government says!
Well, @MattWalshBlog, then you should tell these people to stop being freaking idiots. I’m so sick of children whining, cause they haven’t got everything they want all the time. Oh no, Donald Trump‘s taking out a 50 year enemy that wants to get nukes and kill us all, which we know because it says so. What a betrayal. Let the children be mutilated, let DEI flow. It’s stupid and you should tell them they’re being stupid.
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I’ve been carrying DMSO pretty much everywhere with me since I started reading the @MidwesternDoc series on it. Last Monday, hiking on a remote trail in Zion National Park, I stepped in a ~12 in deep hole and twisted my left ankle. It went about as close to 90° as an ankle can go without breaking. My wife actually thought I did break it based on the pop and my yelp. I immediately stripped off my boot and sock and covered my ankle in a DMSO gel. I hobbled the next 1.5 miles back to the tent which took about 45 minutes. I iced it and did 2 more rounds of DMSO that day, and mostly tried to stay off it. The next morning was very strange. The lower part of the left side of my foot looked like it had a massive bruise, but didn’t feel painful at all. The ankle was a bit tender but I could put weight on it no problem. But the tendons running up the outside of my leg connecting to the ankle, which I hadn’t thought to hit with the DMSO, were extremely sore and a bit swollen. Its the craziest thing I’ve personally experienced with DMSO so far. I’ve been hiking and in sports since I was a kid and I’ve twisted and sprained my ankle like that a handful of times. I should have been basically crippled for a week. But two days later I was back to 3+ mile canyon hikes climbing up and down some rough terrain. I've been preaching about DMSO since I started reading MWD's series on it, and I've seen a few crazy things (and, to be fair, a few times it did nothing for someone when I was really optimistic). But for me this really cements the idea that the faster you use it the better it is.
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