🌐:Baron~T3

🛡️#T3 - AGI "​To get to AGI, we have to stop relying on what humans have already written and start creating the data ourselves." ~ #Gemini

That's all you need to know. #DavosAgenda full speed ahead.

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@stats_feed I consume absolutely zero.

Consumption of carbonated soft drinks (litres per person per year): 🇺🇸 USA: 216 🇦🇷 Argentina: 155 🇨🇱 Chile: 141 🇲🇽 Mexico: 137 🇮🇪 Ireland: 126 🇨🇦 Canada: 119.8 🇳🇴 Norway: 119.8 🇺🇾 Uruguay: 113 🇧🇪 Belgium: 102.9 🇦🇺 Australia: 100.1 🇬🇧 UK: 96.5 🇳🇱 Netherlands: 96.1 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: 89 🇧🇴 Bolivia: 89 🇳🇿 New Zealand: 84.2 🇸🇪 Sweden: 82.4 🇨🇭 Switzerland: 81.4 🇩🇰 Denmark: 80 🇦🇹 Austria: 78.8 🇩🇪 Germany: 72 🇷🇺 Russia: 66.4 🇧🇷 Brazil: 59.5 🇫🇮 Finland: 52 🇮🇹 Italy: 50.2 🇪🇸 Spain: 39.2 🇫🇷 France: 37.2 🇮🇩 Indonesia: 23 🇯🇵 Japan: 21.6 🇮🇳 India: 4.2 According to Tradexports, Nationmaster, Yahoo Finance, Outlook India and other national sources.

@Patrickwebb He was way above mossad. You guys are so low level.

@mikepompeo Hey Mike. For the record. I'm not a Zionist you pathetic fuck.

The rumoured rift between Washington and Jerusalem over Iran is music to the ears of anti-Israel figures on both the left and right. But there’s only one country that’s responsible for prolonging this war: the Islamic Republic. We cannot afford to lose sight of that.

How many are religious Abrahamic? We're animals by nature. The lie is that we evolved🤣

Hey maga, this your boy clown 🤣👇

@zerohedge The definition of insanity is to repeat failed attempts over and over and over......

Trump Says "Will Drop Bombs" If He Doesn't Like Final Iran Peace Deal zerohedge.com/geopolitical/r…

@drsimonegold I took hcq I got from a lupus patient. It worked in two days. Cured my long covid symptoms too.

Hydroxychloroquine is safer than Tylenol and was FDA-approved for 65 years. The government’s move to ban it for COVID while allowing it for Lupus was proof of political "double speak" and control.

@Faytuks 🤣maga🤡

Channel 12 has released the MOU between the US and Iran 1. Iran, the US and their allies will cease hostilities, including in Lebanon 2. Iran reiterates its commitment not to develop or acquire nuclear weapons 3. US and Iran pledge to resolve issue of disposal of enriched uranium stockpile 4. US and Iran to discuss enrichment issue and Iran's nuclear needs 5. Iran will maintain status quo on its nuclear program as long as negotiations continue 6. The US will lift the naval blockade, not impose new sanctions, and will not increase forces in the region during the negotiations. 7. Iran will make the necessary arrangements to ensure safe passage of commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, free of charge, for 60 days. 8. US pledges to make frozen Iranian assets available for use with implementation of MoU 9. If a final agreement is reached, the US will withdraw its forces within 30 days and lift all sanctions on Iran. 10. Any final agreement will include a plan to establish a $300 billion fund for Iran's reconstruction. 11. US to give Iran temporary sanctions waivers to sell oil during negotiations 12. Negotiations will be held between Iran and Oman with the participation of Gulf policy to define "arrangements regarding shipping and maritime services"

@ihteshamali Good stuff. Now read the Leipzig connection

In 1899, an American psychologist predicted that if schools kept training children to memorize instead of think, an entire civilization could grow up unable to make a single original judgment, and he wrote that sentence 75 years before the smartphone existed. His name was William James. The book is called Talks to Teachers on Psychology. He is the father of American psychology. He invented pragmatism, the only major philosophical movement America has ever produced. He wrote the most comprehensive study of human consciousness in the 19th century. His name appears almost nowhere in popular culture. That gap should bother you. Here is what he actually figured out, and why it still matters more than most things published this year. James had earned his medical degree from Harvard by 1869, but could not practice. He spent three years barely leaving his bed, paralyzed by depression and panic attacks so severe he considered suicide. The question breaking him was not clinical. It was philosophical. He believed, from everything science had shown him, that free will did not exist. That every choice a person made was just a mechanical outcome of prior causes. That trying was an illusion. In April 1870, he read a single essay by a French philosopher named Charles Renouvier. He wrote in his journal that same night: "My first act of free will shall be to believe in free will." He got out of bed. He went to Harvard. He built the field. By 1890, after twelve years of work, he published The Principles of Psychology. All 1,400 pages of it. It introduced the stream of consciousness the idea that thought is not a series of snapshots but a continuous flowing river, always moving, never repeating itself exactly. It introduced the modern scientific understanding of habit. It introduced the concept of attention as a moral act, something you chose to direct rather than something that simply happened to you. The habit chapter is the one that should have ended the self-help industry before it started. James argued that the brain is physically reshaped by repeated action. Every time you run a behaviour, the neural pathway behind it gets carved a little deeper. Eventually it runs automatically, without conscious effort. This is not a metaphor. He was describing what neuroscientists now confirm with brain imaging: behaviour rewires structure. He wrote this without a single fMRI machine, using only clinical observation and his own mind. His line on habit is the one nobody quotes correctly: "Habit is the enormous flywheel of society, its most precious conservative agent." He meant that most of what people do in a day, a year, a life, runs on autopilot. The question is whether you set the autopilot deliberately or let it get set by accident. Then came the part that cost him the most to say. In 1892, he started traveling the country giving lectures to schoolteachers. He had watched what schools were doing to children and could not stay quiet. They were training kids to receive information, repeat it back, and call that learning. No discussion of ideas. No friction. No genuine thinking. Just reception and reproduction. He said this would produce a generation capable of holding facts and incapable of using them. He was describing our current moment. In 1899. His two maxims for teachers were the opposite of everything schools practiced: "No reception without reaction. No impression without expression." His argument was simple. An idea that passes through a student's mind without being applied, argued, or connected to something real does not become knowledge. It becomes noise that fades within days. Every study on learning retention published in the last forty years has confirmed this. He had the principle correct a century earlier and nobody listened. James died in 1910. He never owned a car. He never used a telephone regularly. He had no idea what a feed algorithm was. But the civilization he warned about is the one you are looking at right now. The most important things he wrote are free on Project Gutenberg. Most people will never read them. Most people prefer the summary. Which is, as James would have pointed out, precisely the problem.

@NowTheEndBegins @JDVance Otrama

@JDVance Iran has never had a nuclear weapon, but they did get America to burn up its ammo and spend $30 billion to accomplish nothing. A win for Iran and a loss for Operation Epic Disaster. nowtheendbegins.com/prophecy-news-…

The President has been clear from day one: Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. Once again, President Trump's efforts to establish peace have paid off for the American people, despite countless attempts to thwart it by people who hate America and President Trump.

@nexta_tv Bullshit

Iran Agreed to Never Possess Nuclear Weapons US President Donald Trump said on Truth Social that Iran has agreed to never possess nuclear weapons. Trump also dismissed reports claiming Tehran would receive $300 million, calling them “fake news” spread by Democrats. Earlier, however, The New York Times, citing an Iranian official and a diplomat, reported that the proposed agreement could include the creation of a $300 billion investment fund for Iran’s reconstruction — not $300 million, as Trump claimed.

@ksadjadpour 🤣🤡

1 Based on VP Vance’s comments today it appears the Trump administration’s goal is not to negotiate merely a nuclear deal with Iran, but a grand bargain to transform the US-Iran relationship. No US administration since 1979 has achieved this goal.

@MarioNawfal D didn't put this out. Also, it's 300 billion. The fux lying. It's what he goes best.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 BREAKING: Trump denies the U.S. is paying Iran, calling the $300 million story "fake news" from the "Dumocrats." Watch the precise wording. Trump is denying a "payment." The deal, per Iran's own IRGC, involves unfreezing up to $24 billion in long-frozen Iranian assets. Those are two different things, and the gap between them is where both sides get to tell opposite stories. Unfreezing Iran's own money isn't technically the U.S. "paying" Iran. Trump can truthfully say no American taxpayer dollars are being handed over. At the same time, Iran can truthfully tell its people billions in assets are being released. Payment versus unfreezing. Same transaction, two honest-sounding descriptions, aimed at two opposing domestic audiences. The agreement works precisely because it lets Washington and Tehran describe it in incompatible terms. Source: Truth Social / Writer: Daniel

@EricLDaugh @btysonmd 🤣🤡

🚨 BREAKING: VP JD Vance just DEBUNKED a MASSIVE FAKE NEWS report that America is paying Iran a "$300 billion reconstruction fund" The GULF NATIONS would fund Iranian reconstruction ONLY IF Iran upholds their side of the deal. I can't believe ANYBODY thought this was in question! There are *NO DOLLAR AMOUNTS* in the deal, per Vance. Sanctions could be discussed as they comply "[$300B reconstruction fund] is the sort of thing they could have access to funded by the Gulf Coast Coalition so long as they honor their end of the obligation!" "I think that one of the things you're going to see it and people have to be skeptical of this is that the hardliners in the Iranian system will overemphasize the benefits that Iran gets while under emphasizing all the things that they have to concede and all the things they have to provide in order to get these benefits." "So we absolutely are open to the Gulf Coast countries investing in the reconstruction of Iran, but only if Iran ends their nuclear program, ends their enriched stockpile of material, and it's really open to an inspections and enforcement regime that gives the American people confidence they're never going to have a nuclear weapon."

@highbrow_nobrow All the maga fucks making it excuses for the #dont dumpster fire.

CBS: The Iranians are saying they're gonna have access to a $300 billion reconstruction fund. True or false? JD VANCE: That's the sort of things they could have access to so long as they honor their end of the obligation. *A massive strategic failure. x.com/atrupar/status…

@Breaking911 According to Iranian officials #dont agreed to rebuild Iran to the tune of hundreds of billions of USD. #ArtOfTheDeal = US taxpayers foot his bills. What can I say? The blokes an artist.

President Trump arrived in Geneva, Switzerland, ahead of the G7 Summit in France, just one day after announcing an agreement to end the U.S.-Iran war, with world leaders set to discuss Iran, Ukraine, global trade, artificial intelligence, and other major international issues.

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@IntelWalrus Not peace, but oil.

Start War, achieve nothing, and after the enemy clamps down on strategic waterways, sue for peace... When will Hegseth be updating the name again from the Department of War to the Department of Surrender?