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Morality clauses for founders and VCs is perfectly fine - if they are codified and agreed upon
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"What will you joyfully suffer for?"
if you crave attention (but attention is fleeting) then you'll feel bad a few days later, but if you care about helping people or solving problems and one day people forget, it doesn't matter, because you know you did it and that the action itself is what mattered to you. so first don't find purpose in the fleeting (unless that's part of the beauty for you). next on what to do specifically, i think a lot of people try to find something that makes them happy, and obviously we should try to be happy, but in any serious pursuit there's no avoiding pain, so perhaps the real question is not what makes you happy and painless but "what will you joyfully suffer for?"
Calling them *Trump Accounts* was an extraordinary missed opportunity in cultural engineering
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There was a point where many of us interested in serving our great nation became completely disenfranchised with the possibility of finally being able to do it meaningfully and with integrity, because of this one woman's actions
We could have made America even Greater Again
Calley Means Says Susie Wiles Pushed for Glyphosate Getting Liability Protection
MEANS: “Susie called Bobby's office and said, ‘We're not discussing this’ … and it was announced the next day.”
ROGAN: “How is that possible that something that's known to give people cancer gets liability protection?”
MEANS: “It's indefensible.”
The future of America will be decided not by who governs its institutions, but by who shapes its imagination
Catch me outside if you plan on coming
Starship Flight 15 is now targeting Friday, November 13
SpaceX VP of Launch Kiko Dontchev revealed the new target at UP.Summit
This is going to be one of SpaceX's most ambitious Starship flights yet, with plans to attempt the first-ever tower catch of BOTH the Super Heavy booster and Starship upper stage during the same mission
One launch. Two tower catches. A massive step toward making the world's most powerful rocket fully reusable
Simone Syed retweeted
One of the more striking things about a spacewalk is the complete absence of sound. With no air to carry vibrations, the collisions and impacts that would be loud on Earth happen in total silence. You watch equipment clatter and bounce right in front of you; the motions look exactly as they would on the ground, yet nothing reaches your ears. The familiar soundtrack of metal on metal is simply gone, leaving a strange mismatch between what you see and what your Earth-trained senses expect.
