jayson

New headphones. Nice job Apple. #airpodsmax #proofoflife

March 26 #proofoflife

@balajis Humans are cooked.

China is physical AI. Robots with nunchucks.

@XCreators @grok Don't choke on it. x.com/jayson/status/…

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January moon…

@rn_lilydale So fix it.

I actually feel sick….how did Australia “get here” I can’t breathe….which is EXACTLY what they wanted to achieve Just a reminder of the “sane” times

4am stained glass window.

Imagination vs reality.

@johngoddard I left 30 years ago because that problem you mention was decades old at that time. No innovation comes from mediocrity falsely self convinced of unique greatness. There are great people in Australia, but the Australian people who now lack a national identity are are not great.

Travelling to America as an Australian is terrifying. Because living in Australia, we're sheltered. We're far from the rest of the world. Our State Sponsored Media tells you that Australia has the best of everything in the world. That our culture and lifestyle is unmatched. But as soon as you arrive in America it is blindingly obvious how false that is. America feels explosive, alive, chaotic, rich. It's loud, obnoxious, unapologetic. There's no hint of tall poppy syndrome. And no constant nagging of the Nanny State. America is accelerating into an unknown future without fear. There are so many technological innovations here that would never see the light of day in Australia, because they would be strangled by regulation. Australia is beautiful, sure. But it's safe, quiet, controlled. Media and society tell you to conform, comply, be seen and not heard. Take the safe option. Be fearful of new things. Be fearful of the future. The spark of innovation is stifled. The light of creativity is discouraged. The warmth of the collective is more important than the rugged individual. And as time goes on, one of the two countries is going to be left behind. It's pretty clear which country that is. So, it's terrifying. And before I came here, everyone said I should be terrified of America. That I wouldn't be let it the country. That everyone is rioting. That Hitler runs the country. That couldn't be further from the truth. Their brains have been absolutely fried by Australian State Sponsored media.

January 2026 proof of life.

C-130 near Ramstein. The Porsche in the left lane is doing about the same speed on the autobahn.

@trzbla Doing my own, seems to work ok.

@jayson congrats on the 100K Quick question: are you currently editing your own short-form content or outsourcing it?

My YouTube channel just received the silver play button for 100,000 followers. Maybe there’s something to this AI thing after all.

@akafaceUS You're welcome instagram.com/paigeewald/?hl…

Is it bad for society that so many average-looking women find most average-looking men unattractive? If every woman on Earth stood next to her male equivalent, 90% of them would be horrified. What would you rate her out of 10?

I'm really sad. RIP Rob. variety.com/2025/film/news…

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So now you know how I feel.

This doesn’t happen in reality, everyone is on the wheel of pain for life. You never reach the final boss fight, you’re too busy keeping the ship afloat. That’s why this is a stupid question asked by someone who is out of touch with the “deplorables”. Pursuit of wealth is in reality for most the struggle to keep the world from crushing you.

Imagine you finally get all the power, control and wealth you dream of. You then buy all the stuff that you salivate over. Toys, homes, experiences. All of it. Okay. Tough Question: Now what? Seriously. After the party gets old: Now what?