Jelani
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@bitcoinpanda69 the good thing is that UBI will never happen because "AI" will fail on a massive scale before the end of the decade
things will slowly go back to normal
thanks for playing
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My strongest blackpill belief is that UBI will lead to an overwhelming amount of mental illness
most people if they are honest w themselves need external boundaries and challenges imposed on them
You're asking everyone on the planet to self-govern their whole lives when most cant even go to bed on time now when they have work early
Elon Musk@elonmusk
@pmarca Working will be optional in the future
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@mkeolver @_sorrengailll Because we are not included. Only elites are. They don’t need us? We are using ‘their’ resources. It’s really that simple. Reality check
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Only Bitcoin Monasteries will protect you from the Cyborg Theocracy
Autism Capital 🧩@AutismCapital
Our entire childhoods were all directly curated by eugenicist cannibal pedophiles how do we even process this, like where do we go from here?
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@NoahRyanCo $50k in my skincare brand Qensu and $50k in my crypto company easy
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@bryan_johnson It’s okay BJ, you were sleeping back then. Now you are wide awake to the scripted world that we live in.
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In case you're curious...here's everything I remember unfiltered.
I think maybe he was wearing a blue shirt. I don’t remember anyone else being with him.
He was doing work at MIT, neuroscience-adjacent stuff, and he knew getting brain data access was a core limitation (which is the exact problem I was working on at Kernel). There was an obvious incentive for him to pursue a connection with me and at the end of the call he wanted to stay in touch. Instead, the moment the call ended, it was an immediate no. A hard, instinctive 'fuck no'. I was genuinely relieved when the call ended.
Typically I wouldn't say something like this publicly because I usually only stick to measurable science...but he is legitimately the most intuitively 'evil' person I had (or have) ever met. It was the strongest negative feeling I’ve ever had about another person. It was visceral.
We were on the phone for maybe ten minutes, and he spoke for 8 maybe 9 of them. He just talked at me. Rammed his thoughts, his plans, his accomplishments, who he knew, what he wanted. Everything felt off. I remember the call dragging on. Most of what he talked about was flexing connections, scientists, money donated...MIT, Harvard.
That’s the thing, it wasn't part of my algo to check if someone being intro'd to me was a registered sex offender...
He also wasn’t presented as some obvious outcast. He was wrapped in credibility, positioned by others as relevant and important. Epstein wasn’t some fringe guy who showed up randomly. He was embedded in institutional credibility. It turns out even after he was a convicted sex offender, MIT and Harvard were still engaging with him. He was always surrounded by people who made him seem legitimate.
That interaction was the first and last time I interacted with him. I feel you all. It's terrifying.
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8 years ago I met Epstein via zoom. A mutual contact put us in touch as I was building my brain interface company Kernel and he had supposedly done some neuroscience stuff at MIT.
After a ten minute video call I immediately called the person who put us in contact and told him that Epstein seemed like a very dark person. I felt sick to my stomach. I also told him I that never wanted to speak to him again. I remember this so clearly because I knew nothing about him but weirdly, intuitively, something was deeply wrong. Being in his proximity felt dangerous. Despite having nothing to go off of, I never interacted with him again and came to find out years later that he'd had a fucked up past.
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