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USA 가입일 Eylül 2013
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BlakeSilver@BlakeSilver·
@TokenOfTheMonth Not true. We went to West Memphis every summer growing up. Curious what motivates you to say something this ignorant?
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Black Radioactive Boi 🚂☢
Black Radioactive Boi 🚂☢@TokenOfTheMonth·
Mission trip christians are so funny to me like Jesus always takes them to Costa Rica or Panama or Amazonas but never like East St Louis or West Memphis
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Christian Keil@pronounced_kyle·
Request for startups: • faster than light comms • entropy reversal • teleportation • immortality • agentic expense management for the enterprise
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Roko 🐉
Roko 🐉@RokoMijic·
DOGE collapsed because it was built on the false assumption that "waste" is a bug in the political system which is meant to govern the country efficiently. Waste is actually the *purpose* of the political system and governing the country efficiently is an unintentional bug that _THE SYSTEM_ is busy fixing. Political systems just collect more and more and more parasites over time. Eventually almost everyone is a parasite in some way and the only people trying to use the system honestly are getting crushed under the weight of a billion parasites. Elon looked inside all the databases and systems and realized how bad things already were and gave up on fixing politics and is now fully focused on AI - which I think is the correct move.
Peachy Keenan@KeenanPeachy

I still don't fully get how DOGE collapsed and why in the world the DOGE kids are getting hauled in front of tribunals. It was the best thing that happened to the right in years. We need to 100x DOGE. One in every state. The fact that we only got 6 months and thats it, forever, is a gut punch.

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BlakeSilver@BlakeSilver·
Deus Vult - we shall walk on water.
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Jennifer Greenberg 🕊️
Jennifer Greenberg 🕊️@JennMGreenberg·
Catholics actually benefited a great deal from the Reformation. For example, you can now read the Bible in English. I think we can all agree, that’s an incredible blessing.
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BlakeSilver@BlakeSilver·
@_CLancellotti It has more to say about the nature of our revival and how long our empire will last than that. The mainlines do have a grip on our national soul, but evangelicalism writ large can renew itself and still hold a version of its grasp. @aaron_renn lines on this.
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Carlo Lancellotti
Carlo Lancellotti@_CLancellotti·
This is quite true, but it also means that if the Protestant mainstream falters (and arguably in the last few decades it has faltered, and lost its ability to shape the culture), then the country is in an existential crisis.
Megan Basham@megbasham

Look, I have and love friends of other faiths, but the United States was built upon a Protestant ethic and outlook. Others have come and contributed to our culture, and I do not deny that. But to claim that America’s founding, its self-understood identity for the vast majority of its existence, had been anything other than Protestant is a lie.

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abel
abel@Abel_summation·
"I'm not very hopeful. It would almost take a miracle to make that work," says Igor Torreira on the plausibility of an international AI ban. Igor Torreira is a Senior Fellow at Georgetown University's Center for Security and Emerging Technology and a former senior researcher at the RAND Corporation, where he led research on military cyber operations and the effects of cyber weapons. He also worked as a Special Assistant in the Office of the Secretary of Defense at the U.S. Department of Defense. Listen to my conversation with him below, where we discuss: 2:48 What people most commonly misunderstand about technological competition between the US and China 4:35 Why large government and military institutions struggle to adopt new technologies 6:27 How autonomous systems could change the future of warfare 10:06 Whether humans will continue to remain directly involved in warfare 11:53 The cybersecurity risks created by autonomous and AI-enabled systems 13:10 How AI could shift the offense-defense balance in cyber conflict 15:15 The relevance of traditional metrics like GDP in light of AI 20:44 The role of think tanks and independent research organizations in shaping policy 22:56 Whether international agreements or bans on AI development are realistically possible 24:48 Advice for students interested in technology policy and security
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BlakeSilver@BlakeSilver·
Fine point - but we have unlimited capital, unlimited intelligence, and (if in the next 3 years) unlimited political power to produce the more bespoke defense applications we need.
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BlakeSilver@BlakeSilver·
When people are not from somewhere, they go to extreme lengths to belong to something.
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BlakeSilver@BlakeSilver·
@Lindahl_Capital @elonmusk bring stock brokerage to X would be a great opportunity. Would like to see research like this, flip over and buy the stock.
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Lindahl Capital
Lindahl Capital@Lindahl_Capital·
One company quietly acquired 10 companies in 5 years. Now it has: → Autonomous drones (FAA-certified) → Counter-drone interceptors (NATO-validated) → Ground robots (US Marines + Israeli MoD) → Cyber drone takeover tech (25 countries) → Long-range strike UAVs All under one roof. Revenue: $ 7.5M → $ 48M → $ 170M. In two years. $ 1.5B cash. 8/8 analyst Buy ratings. This is $ONDS. Full breakdown ↓
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BlakeSilver@BlakeSilver·
NASA.. bottoming out here. We retired the Shuttle in ~2012.
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BlakeSilver@BlakeSilver·
The U.S. built ~50 nuclear reactors in the 1970s. This century? 3.
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BlakeSilver@BlakeSilver·
In the spirit of "What happened in 1970?" Here is a thread of every incredible stat I come across about American achievement pre-1980s and the pathetic state of affairs today -
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