Flesh & Bone VR

Flesh & Bone, the VR arena survivor is released on November 30th at 10:00 PST meta.com/experiences/fl…

@TrungTPhan his family was one of the promoters of trans ideology. a good guy.

Warren Buffett after spending his last years as CEO doubling Berkshire Hathaway’s cash pile to ~$400B and tying 25% of the conglomerate’s market cap to energy (Chevron, Occidental, BH Energy) on the eve of a recession and global shortage in oil and natural gas

@DrJebaim $GUSH because so many US politicians have vested interested in this thing dragging on 🥲

Friends - give me 1 ticker to put the rest of my cash today and close the app for the next 2 weeks. Preferrably nothing too risky, with decent upside: - no prerevenue crap - low/no debt - healthy business - any MC - I beg you, no $SIVE or $P40.DE or similar crap. 🙏

@SpoxCHN_MaoNing with surveillance flash camera...

This is what next-gen infrastructure looks like: A noise barrier in Xi’an, NW China, now fully covered in solar panels. Blocks noise. Generates electricity. Maximizes public space. #FuturisticChina

Republicans promising to destroy the Deep State VS when they get in office

@GavMcCracken To be neutral, you need to also point that Iran has called for death to american, israel and the suni states for decades. Doesn't sound super rational either.

Unfortunately for civilization, this is bearish nuclear & uranium. If Israel is willing to take these risks & they start losing / get desperate, there could be Fukushima 2 We know Israelis are supremacists that call their neighbors animals. They wouldn't mind irradiating them

@TheMJLawrence @gfc4 "banks", ok so that's JP Morgan

@mcdroidgame @gfc4 Because they have a lot more money than me and don’t want to deal with any lawyers if this gets attention. It’s a 2 tier justice system and they like banks more than me.

Charles Schwab had a system failure yesterday (3/25). They couldn't tell if trades got executed or not and said they wouldn't know until this morning. This was their entire system as I understand it, individuals, advisors, everyone. Kind of amazing it takes them 12+ hours to figure out if trades happened or not but ok, I guess. Yesterday, they said to check back this morning. I called at 8amish Eastern today. They said the group that handles trade issues doesn't come in until 9am. Seems like maybe having the trade break people come in early the day after a total system failure with tons of trades that either failed, got duped, etc. wouldn't be the worst idea but no. I called back after 9am and they said the system was still resolving itself and they hoped trades would be processed and allocated by 6pm today. It is currently 7pm and my executions from yesterday are still not allocated. The trade reconciliation group has gone home - call back during normal hours the automated line says. I find all of this somewhat amazing. The regulators are up everyone's keester about basically everything except apparently when it comes to one of the larger custodians having a total system failure and all their clients not really knowing their positions. All of this brings to mind a line from Gordon Gekko, "Wake up, will you, pal? If you're not inside, you are outside, okay?"

@orrdavid @MikeFritzell yeah, and also death penalty for drug use.

@MikeFritzell $9 is just annoying. $100 makes a lot of sense, then they'd actually push away some lower class tourists (who ruin the experience for everyone).

Almost as if the government wants to destroy the tourism industry and isolate the country? This seems incredibly short-sighted

@DrJebaim @MaoBaoBaomby high vol is pretty good for option premium

@MaoBaoBaomby Someone said Trump is bullish for stock market. In hindsight, it's the worst possible thing that happened to markets.

Biden's market was much better

@SciTechera so... $REMX

🚨 BREAKTHROUGH: Scientists just pushed solar cells beyond their absolute efficiency limit. Researchers have demonstrated a method to surpass the long standing Shockley–Queisser limit in solar energy conversion. The breakthrough uses a quantum process called singlet fission, where one high-energy photon generates two spin-triplet excitons instead of the usual one electron–hole pair. This enables >100% external quantum efficiency, meaning a single photon can effectively produce multiple charge carriers. Researchers also demonstrated a spin-flip mechanism using a molybdenum-based system to efficiently harvest these excitons, achieving ~130% quantum yield experimentally. The system relies on organic semiconductor materials like tetracene and pentacene, where a singlet exciton (S₁) splits into two triplet excitons (T₁ + T₁), reducing energy lost as heat. In optimized systems, singlet fission can reach 200% exciton yield, offering a pathway toward 30–45%+ solar cell efficiencies, beyond the 29.4% theoretical limit of conventional silicon cells. If successfully integrated into real devices, this approach could significantly improve solar performance, especially in high efficiency photovoltaics, space systems and hybrid solar technologies.

@GavMcCracken so Japan and the US owe 1 trillion each

I think the correct route for civilization is to add a cost to causing a nuclear meltdown: If a country causes a reactor to meltdown due to their weaponized lunacy, they should have to pay 1 tril in gold, using today's gold price to calculate the ounces (inflation protected).

@NickNemo17 who read the whole thing?

@GavMcCracken Just a few years behind little britain crack down on free speech. As usual.

Canadians are weeks away from going to prison for sharing footage of Israelis murdering children, because that's antisemitic.

@Protractinium @BackpirchCrew ok so no cheap drone on fiber but self guided inertial ok (assuming the region is gps jammed), no IR sats but SAR ok so can't really move launchers. that is one interesting timing.

@mcdroidgame @BackpirchCrew Bad weather and cloud cover is overwhelmingly good news for a guerrilla fighters & missile operators that are being hunted from the skies by US surveillance.

Unbelievable satellite view of the Middle East cyclone right now. It’s not very often you see something like this in the Persian Gulf region. Over 1,400 km to the SE of the low-pressure center, the most intense supercells of this entire system just struck the United Arab Emirates and blanketed the nation in exceptionally cold thunderstorms. Towering, electric cloud tops as frigid as -90 C (-130 F) moved directly over Dubai and Abu Dhabi, delivering one of the stormiest nights in recent memory for both of these desert metropolises.

@gfc4 ibkr had a failure the day before 🤔

@TheMJLawrence @gfc4 why not name the brokerage?

It’s a casino, and the house always wins. Back in 2008 I made over $500k on $10k in Apple puts in a single day (day trade), part smart/party lucky. My broker called me the next day and said the trade didn’t go through and didn’t count… I won’t name the brokerage, but they’re still around. I’ll never forget that and that the idea of fair markets is just a facade.

@BetterCallMedhi all that thanks to the evil codex alimentarius

sachez que les dosages en France sont ridiculement bas à cause de la réglementation européenne, le magnésium est plafonné à 300mg par jour alors que les études cliniques montrent des bénéfices à 400-600mg, la vitamine D est limitée à 800 UI alors que la recherche pointe vers 4000-5000 UI pour des niveaux sanguins optimaux, ensuite la forme compte plus que la marque, le magnésium bisglycinate a une biodisponibilité de 80%+ quand le magnésium oxyde qu’on trouve partout en pharmacie est absorbé à peine à 4%, c’est littéralement jeter de l’argent dans les toilettes, pareil pour le zinc le picolinate est absorbé 3x mieux que l’oxyde et la plupart des gens prennent de l’ashwagandha sans savoir que le KSM-66 et le Sensoril sont les 2 seuls extraits avec des études cliniques solides derrière commandez vos compléments chez des marques qui affichent les formes biochimiques et les dosages réels sur l’étiquette et arrêtez d’acheter en grande surface ou en pharmacie c’est du marketing pas de la science

@GavMcCracken did you buy during the initial jump of late december or during the consolidation of january?

@mcdroidgame Pretty much yeah. Sometimes I go huge right off the bat, last time I did that was when $PGDC.V hit 40 cents.

Oil is down 6% now as the usa increases the military draft age to 42 and Israel prepares to call up a few hundred thousand troops from reserves. Use words, not engineering to rebuild pipelines. Nothing to see here goy, move along.

@Handre The Kowloon I saw in 2001 was thriving. How did the reconstruction fail?

The most densely populated place in human history ran for decades without a single government official, police officer, or bureaucrat—and it worked better than most state-run cities. Kowloon Walled City crammed 33,000 residents into 6.4 acres between 1950-1994. Zero zoning laws. Zero building codes. Zero municipal services. Just pure market forces and voluntary association. You had 14-story buildings constructed without architects or permits, yet structural collapses were virtually nonexistent. Residents organized their own utilities, waste management, and security through spontaneous order. Dentists operated next to noodle shops, schools functioned above factories, and rooftop communities thrived in spaces government planners never would have imagined. Crime? Lower than surrounding Hong Kong districts with full police presence. Disputes got resolved through community mediation and reputation systems—no courts needed. Small businesses flourished in every conceivable niche because nobody had to navigate licensing bureaucracies or pay regulatory tribute. A fishball vendor could start operating tomorrow if customers wanted fishballs. Period. But here's what really drives statists insane: this "slum" (their word, not mine) had 99% employment rates while government housing projects struggled with joblessness and social decay. Families stayed together. Kids got educated. Entrepreneurs created wealth from nothing. All without a single five-year plan or urban development committee. The state eventually demolished this miracle of spontaneous order in 1994, replacing 33,000 productive lives with a sterile government park. They called it "urban renewal" while destroying the most successful example of anarcho-capitalism in modern history. Every time you hear politicians promise to fix housing shortages or create jobs, remember they already bulldozed the solution.

@GavMcCracken it's weird USO isn't shooting up... why is that?

Ahem😎. Who said "Ukraine will be the black swan". The global economy can't afford a single barrel to be offline. ‼️Ukraine has taken millions of barrels offline in mere days.