Robert California

@lillybilly299 women are the most biologically fucked up organisms on the planet

@PaulAustin3w that dude in my town STILL thinks hes orange juice

Bryan Johnson livestreamed a 27mg dose of 5-MeO-DMT yesterday to millions of people and called it the most profound experience of his life. What almost no one in the conversation is pointing out is that 27mg is a MASSIVE dose, well beyond what the clinical research supports, and it reflects a bigger problem in how this molecule is being facilitated right now. For context, the only Phase 1 clinical trial on vaporized 5-MeO-DMT tested doses up to 18mg. Shulgin listed the upper range at 20mg. Most experienced practitioners I know consider anything above 15mg to be high. And this isn't unique to Bryan. Across the 5-MeO facilitator landscape right now, there's a widespread assumption that bigger dose equals deeper experience, that the whole point is to get someone to the white light, the full ego dissolution, the cosmic reveal. That assumption is wrong, and it's the core reason this space has a safety problem. I've worked with this molecule myself, and nothing in 12+ years of psychedelic experience prepared me for what it does to the body (not necessarily the mind...) My first time with 5, I shook so hard I lost track of where I was in the room. I was making sounds I'd never heard come out of my own mouth, heat flooding my chest, tension I didn't even know I'd been holding suddenly leaving in these full-body waves that had nothing to do with my conscious mind. That's the medicine doing its job. Not the cosmic vision nor the white light. It was all about the nervous system releasing stored-up tension from the past years, if not decades, of life. The real value of 5-MeO-DMT -- the thing that actually changes people's lives -- is what happens in the physiology. Full release. The nervous system clearing out years of stored trauma, holding patterns, and tension that live below conscious awareness. You can get there without heroic doses. You get there with precision, with a facilitator who understands what's happening physiologically and who can tell the difference between a healing release and a genuine crisis, because from the outside they look almost identical. Bryan had Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris on call and a medical team on site. Most people sitting with 5-MeO-DMT facilitators have none of that. They have someone who attended a few ceremonies and decided they were ready to hold space. If this molecule is entering the mainstream, and thanks to Bryan, it just did in a massive way, the conversation needs to move past "how far can we push it" and toward "how do we keep people safe while the real clearing happens." What's your experience been like with 5?

@homegymcoop steampunk @PlanetFitness lets get weird

This guy is a union welder by day and a gym equipment fabricator by night. He made this 2-in-1 grip machine that is absolutely righteous.

@RyuuHunterSaeba @RobProvince

@RobProvince No, he's still there.

And POOF…. he’s gone.

@RyuuHunterSaeba @RobProvince thank you very much sir

@MikeWilnau 1. i'd pay good money to hear my dad talk shit to you for an hour (my dads a 40+ year welder) 2. never, NEVER make a TASK your JOB 3. Glad my dad taught me better

My first welding job after I finished trade school was $11/hour. I’ll never forget going to the gas station Subway on my lunch break and seeing the “Now Hiring- $14/hr.” sign to slap cold cuts on a toasted bun. Our skilled tradesmen build America. They deserve better and we will deliver better.

@jamierkennedy @MattFitz94 i wish to learn the second serve

Matt Fitz's four drives. Did you know that @MattFitz94 has four drives he uses on the course? Watch him play and you'll be able to tell which one he uses each time.

@Alpaca_Capital what about the environment and dumb ass rednecks blacks browns and other various worldly scum come on man its blue collar work everyones very honest hard working and rich it will be great

How much does it pay? Genuinely asking. My experience from the US (where I grew up) is people pound the table about skills shortages and when you ask what they’re paying, it’s equivalent to working at Walmart in a no-skill job.

@AmericaPapaBear @RepThomasMassie will make her personally fuck everyone of them as payback

BREAKING: This is the chaotic scene where 20-year-old Kaydence Carpenter allegedly drove her Tesla into a crowd that was surrounding her car in Lexington, Kentucky early Sunday morning. Reports are that she injured 4 people. She faces 4 counts of second-degree assault, DUI and reckless driving. Many responses think what she did was warranted.

@MidwestGolfJake If it were at true I’d be watching play off hole number 6 right now

There is no golf equipment safe from these people. Ball goes too far Drivers are too forgiving Irons are too jacked Putters have too much MOI Shirts are too moisture wicking Shoes are too comfortable Anything to avoid giving any credit to really really good players.

we could easily have agi already if people actually knew how to code like that guy who built rollercoaster tycoon in assembly but instead we have clankers writing nested useEffect in react

@JoelMBeall Fuck off @LouStagner smoke this nigga

Pro golf is overdue for a conversation on mallets and counterbalance putters. High-MOI technology has its place in the amateur game, but on tour it's eroding the skill and art form that used to separate the good from great

@Phoenix2A_1980s It’s funny because they’re retarded and minorities

On today's episode of "Bowling With Cars"

@eterniiel How big does it say your penis is

Another worthless, slop app.

@ReviewsPossum Takes like this are what they’re worried about with AI use

This AI text detector says Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was written by AI.

@thdxr 2nd time in 10-12 years we’ve had gpu shortages Infrastructure is going super nova and money doesn’t matter anymore (to rich people)

the flip side is ever shortage i've ever witnessed was short lived and met with massive oversupply that said this space is more complicated than something like growing wheat

basically everyone is telling us there's shortages in every component of deploying GPUs, even labor lot of nervousness and hoarding right now, some crazy stuff going on idk what things are going to look like in the next 6 months

@thdxr @Marketplace do you guys cover this kinda stuff now or you still not done bein gay

it's getting to the point where we're literally running out of money money is a bottleneck kinda crazy

you're probably underestimating how crazy things are

@jonathanrwall Lead time is about 7 weeks for one btw

TaylorMade’s Spider continues to run red-hot. Brandt Snedeker benched his longtime Odyssey White Hot XG Rossie a few weeks ago in Puerto Rico for a Spider Tour X7. He’s now two back at Valspar — and providing quotes you’d typically see from a gear staffer. Only Sneds is a free agent. “It really kind of kick started my game. Really started putting the ball really, really well this week and giving myself chances, hitting my lines. And when you putt well, the rest of the game gets really easy. So it's been a lot of fun to play stress-free golf, because I know if I get on the green somewhere I got a chance of making a putt, which is a lot of fun.”

@chrisbrunet @EmoryUniversity these are the sleeper cells that are activating

Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) just posted a notice of intent to hire an H-1B Senior Software Developer Salary: $103,500

@strallweat if blue collar was/is so great why do people keep quitting it and not doing it oh yeah because it fucking sucks ass and you dont make shit unless you own the company and do everything

Something I find interesting. The boomer blue collar workers didn't want their kids breaking their backs so they sent them off to college to get white collar jobs. In the US that coencided with the gov backing student loans, which meant anyone could get a loan bc it was guaranteed repayment. That caused a massive boom in college students and also jacked the school prices way up. Now that the boomer guys are retiring it's creating a massive shortage in blue collar workers. It's an incredible opportunity for people to get in on. I did it for 10 years before switching career paths. But blue collar guys are the ones with the disposable income now lol. It's a cool shift to see.