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@beffjezos Darios playbook plus Colossus is the way

Mad lad actually did it. 🥹 I believe this was the right move.

@TheProjectUnity The yellow circle needs to be on the crux ansata, just above where it is currently placed. The crux shape is important to the understanding. At least according to the Ra Material.

Don't worry about it.

It's always a lie, and it's always about "safety" Across every continent, every anti-human leader uses the exact same playbook: "this bad thing will happen (it won't) if we don't do this (give them more power)"

@tszzl True but inspiring in that, if you don't do it, it's entirely possible no one will.

the thing about living through history is, they don’t prepare you for how cringe it’ll all be

@Andercot Art precedes culture. We need more, everywhere, asap

We need 1000x more of this

@ChiefEngineerCE Curious how many highly consequential decisions in the early 1900s led to the gated structure of the medical industry we now know.

One Historical Turning Point in American Labor. 1910 Flexner Report (standardized medical education) The 1910 Flexner Report exposed widespread poor-quality proprietary medical schools and called for rigorous scientific standards, university affiliation, and longer training. It helped American medicine by closing dozens of substandard schools, raising overall quality, and professionalizing the field so patients could trust licensed physicians. Yet the reforms concentrated power in fewer elite institutions and reduced the total number of medical graduates for decades. Combined with rising costs and later residency caps, it created the foundation for supply bottlenecks that later justified importing foreign-trained doctors through alternative pathways. Lesser-known detail: the report contributed to the closure of most American Black and women-led medical schools, narrowing access for certain American groups long before modern shortages were declared. The result- foreign Physicians we can barely understand that skipped an undergraduate education that didn't have to complete a US residency practicing in up to 20 different states where they allow this. Bookmark if you learned something new. Quote or repost your observation. Comment below if you know another chapter like this.

@Andercot Their attributes and behaviors should be articulated and memorialized, so we can teach our communities and families what, precisely, to avoid.

I have the sneaking suspicions we all actually have to work has hard as possible to prevent a very small group of people from intentionally destroying civilization

@Andercot @deeptechweek In some universes, already has

@deeptechweek eventually this will turn into the worlds largest zeppelin conference

Last year SF Deep Tech Week had 75 events and ~7,000 people. Overall @deeptechweek has seen 26k people, and 2,492 of those are founders, and 1,341 investors. If you want to meet the people building the future, this is it. June 22nd - 26th in SF.

@BrianRoemmele Time/Space = Space/Time Also explains quantum entanglement.

@iamgingertrash This seems true for a single life arc. And then expand to infinite parallel universes. Like spiral art, each 5d life arc is another pass in a diagram of experience of a single person at the exact same moment. Mind boggling.

For this to be true, time must affect the 5D observer Since *acting* is a change through time Which either means it is not possible, or gut feelings are instead a human feeling the shape and texture of its own 4D arc Fascinating

Consider a 5D observer; looking at you, a 4D being It would see the shape of your lifetime, all at once Everywhere in space you were, are and will be In one grand arc They could mold this shape Like you, a 4D being, could reshape a stick figure on paper (2D+T=3D)

GM. Splish splash splosh.

@BrianRoemmele BukeleAI is going to be his successor

So absolutely amazed about what we accomplished for AI in El Salvador... And this week starts the first Sov AI Summit attracting the AI leaders from around the world. A rising star that is changing their world—one AI aware student at a time.

@iamgingertrash A partnership doesn't seem crazy. In a post UBI world, America and China are symbiotic, and teamwork ensures both reach the pinnacles of civilization.

The Chinese, are fundamentally linear thinkers They relentlessly optimize toward a well defined reward function The Americans are non linear, Some, believe the earth is flat Others, invent autonomous rockets A Sino-American alliance, Would bring the planet To a Golden Age

@signulll Bayer Monsanto

which company, if it disappeared, would you never mourn?

this upcoming week will be the biggest in human history. by quite some distance.

@tszzl it all seems crazy until it's not

it’s public knowledge though …

this is some great whistleblowing

@beffjezos UBI is the only near-term solution to propping up the GDP. Keeping jobless comfortable, like many during Covid-era, is probably the intent.

Lots are touting UBI and Communism as the solution post AGI. This is the wrong solution and will set us back a century. We rather need neuro-capitalism: everyone has a unique model they own / control that is an extension of their cognition / self.

Step 1: find a quiet place and meditate for 5-10 minutes, until mind is quiet Step 2: visit the pain from the broken heart in your heart, it will have a distinct feeling. Step 3: put all your energy into amplifying the pain. When you run out of mental energy, keep trying. Then keep trying more. Eventually, like a spent fire, it will be mentally difficult to visit the pain. In your mind, take that experience to a positive feeling. Then to a neutral feeling. Then wrap up the meditation. Step 4: repeat for a few days

how do you heal a broken heart?

"After dinner, you sit. This is the part of the day that would have seemed the strangest to someone from 2026 - not the robots, not the EVTOLs, not the moon vacations, but the fact that most adults in the world spend an hour each evening in some form of contemplative practice. Breathwork, Meditation, Journaling, Prayer, Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy. The specifics vary but commitment is nearly universal. This did not happen by accident. When machines took over work, the economic anxiety dissolved, survival pressures lifted, and a wave of purposelessness swept through the population. The generation that made the transition discovered that they had been defining themselves by productivity, and without it, many felt hollow. The suicide rate spiked initially. Addiction surged. The old meaning structures like career, status, competition, accumulation had collapsed, and for a while the world was in limbo. Inner work replaced them. Of course it had, long ago, in temples and monasteries. But this time it came from many directions at once: clinical validation of psilocybin, AI-guided nondual meditation, the proliferation of community breathwork studios, the VR self transcendence spaces. A committed minority, perhaps 25% of the population, adopted early as a defense to meaning. But the social tipping point was soon overwhelmed. Not because of dogmatic preaching, but because the "inner workers" had a zest and radiance that was tangible - even enviable."

@signulll The pursuit of scarce things produced meaning. Not scarcity itself.

scarcity produced meaning, distance produced longing, & gatekeepers produced taste (& also tyranny, sure). remove them uniformly & you get a kind of flatness instead of liberation where everything is available & nothing is chosen.