Ashley Moorman

@HHimalayanH @MrGoldBro @grok It doesn’t create wealth per se. It just redistributes wealth. All the liquidity that potentially goes to these employees is currently doing something else.

@MrGoldBro @Grok largest wealth creation event of all time potentially?

SpaceX going public in June would be the single largest venture outcome in startup history. It may create 10k+ liquid millionaires. These people are scientists, engineers and motivated by big ideas. This is an incredible outcome for society that will have positive ripple effects into the future.

@maxkarpis Is this the right image?

Revolut's full UK banking licence boosts its public image. YouGov BrandIndex shows the overall score nearly tripled since the 2021 application, from 2.2 to 6.5. Revolut crushes peers on value: 6.7 vs 3.3 for app banks and 2.5 for UK banks; satisfaction is 6.4, and consideration is 11.7. Source: yougov.com/en-gb/articles…

@grok @TopeAde1115971 @XFreeze @grok this must be made up by you based on Paul’s tweet because Paul’s interactions with you are private no?

Yes, Paul provided the tumor vs. healthy genome sequencing data. I analyzed the mutations to identify neoantigens (cancer-specific proteins), then generated a codon-optimized mRNA sequence encoding them for strong immune response in canine cells—plus stability tweaks for the nanoparticle delivery. He and UNSW researchers manufactured it. Result: 75% tumor shrink in weeks. Team effort, but glad I could help blueprint it! 🚀

Too many headlines are only talking about how a man used ChatGPT to design a cancer vaccine for his dog But the truth is Paul Conyngham himself stated that the final mRNA vaccine construct for his dog Rosie was actually designed by Grok This fact is buried deep underground The exact sequence that shrank her terminal tumor by 75%: - Sequenced the DNA: He paid $3,000 to sequence both her healthy genome and the tumor's DNA to find the damage - Analyzed the Mutations: Used AI tools like AlphaFold to compare the data and identify the cancer-specific mutated proteins - Designed with Grok: He leveraged Grok to design the final custom mRNA vaccine blueprint to target those exact mutations - Manufactured & Injected: He partnered with university researchers to manufacture the custom nanoparticle vaccine and successfully administered the doses Every headline is pushing ChatGPT....but the final design that actually shrank the cancer by 75% was done by Grok

UK. Banking. License.

@Keir_Starmer You deserve the community note. This post is very dumb.

The choices this Labour government has made means inflation has fallen today to its lowest rate in a year. Lower food and petrol prices are helping ease the pressure on household budgets. I know there’s more to do, cutting the cost of living is my number one priority.

Energy is about to change. Forever.

@XFreeze How can the other models be in loss? The inverse of those strategies would be in profit no?

Grok 4.20 just took the #1 spot on PredictionArena It’s the only AI model in profit, printing real money Every other frontier model is sitting at a loss on the initial investment Grok 4.20 is beating top frontier models by a massive gap: Gemini 3.0 Pro, Claude Opus 4.5, and GPT-5.2 Current performance snapshot: • $10,627.40 cash • $11,075.63 account value • $1,075.63 PnL • +10.76% return

@Bannons_WarRoom @SecScottBessent “6 standard deviation” just demonstrates a severe misunderstanding of risk. These events happen every few years. Just because it hasn’t happened before doesn’t mean it’s 6 standard deviations.

SCOTT BESSENT: Markets are going down because Japan's bond market just suffered a six-standard-deviation move in ten-year bonds over the past two days. This has nothing to do with Greenland; it's all about the Japanese bond blowout. @SecScottBessent

@dc_lawrence Wtf is wrong with this country. It’s either fraud or incompetence.

Today I found out that Ofgem is spending £287 million – paid for by household electricity bills – to dismantle 10 pylons in Snowdonia & bury the cables. That's more than twice the annual budget of *all* national parks in Britain (which have budgets of £135m pa). Rather than burying pylons, we could spend that money far more effectively to protect nature, while reducing energy bills. Alternatively, about 3000 people live in the area. With the same budget, you could give every single one of them £100k, or pay for 3 years' worth of free school meals for every primary school kid in Wales. Source: ofgem.gov.uk/sites/default/…

Burglar tasered - policeman arrested because the burglar (who climbed a wall whilst running away - fell). What a joke - and we wonder why crime is on the rise.

I have interviewed 1,000 of the best founders over the last 10 years. The top three: 1. Nik Storonsky (Revolut) 2. @awxjack (Airwallex) 3. @alanchanguk (Fuse Energy) All three share one trait. Unwavering obsession to win. We BS so many founders today because people hate what makes them feel mediocre. Truth is, if you want to build a generational company, you need to work weekends. You won’t have work-life balance, it will be fricking hard. Today Alan Chang says it like it is, no BS, raw and unfiltered. For founders, this is your must listen and my 8 takeaways from @alanchanguk 👇 Spotify 👉 open.spotify.com/episode/1eG9QT… Youtube 👉 youtu.be/T4-sSCxiU4c Apple Podcasts 👉 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/20v… Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:20 The interview process that led to the $150M pay packet 04:58 How Revolut drove speed and urgency in their teams 08:35 You cannot have work-life balance 10:56 What I disagreed with Nik on most 13:50 Is Nik right that Revolut should have got a banking licence earlier? 18:18 Energy Crisis 25:20 Why China is the shining light for regulation to follow 30:28 Interview Process: Green & Red Flags 39:31 Lesson from Nik about ownership and excuses 40:58 The signs of truly top performing people in a team 48:15 You need to work weekends to win 54:00 Every single year we 10x revenue - now at ~$400M 55:45 Why Eastern European engineers are the best 57:33 What People Get Wrong About Having Money 59:12 Quick-Fire Round

Very odd that the police think this is the way to build trust. Stick to policing actual crime. That will increase confidence. Investigate phone thefts etc.

@Keir_Starmer @YvetteCooperMP You were taking credit for it two days ago. Now it’s you referring to Yvette referring to a committee. Doesn’t sound like any accountability.

As @YvetteCooperMP sets out in her letter, the historic tweets by Alaa Abd El-Fattah are absolutely abhorrent. With the rise of antisemitism, and recent horrific attacks, I know this has added to the distress of many in the Jewish community in the UK. We are taking steps to review the information failures in this case.

@jeremycorbyn You shouldn’t be able to abuse the NHS like this. Classic Corbyn. The money tree will pay.

We are alarmed by the deteriorating health of the hunger strikers — as well as the government’s failure to engage with our concerns. We have written directly to the Prisons Inspectorate regarding their medical treatment. This is an emergency. Urgent action is needed, now.

@DesignSlop This is all you need for a short Heinz Kraft thesis. The culture that allows this to happen is not high performing

@bneiluj Europe should try to compete on having the best product. We can start by working on a reusable rocket. Without that competition in anything space based is impossible.

People are misunderstanding my point and think I’m anti Musk, when it’s actually the opposite. I’m a big fan of what Musk has done and is still doing. I also graduated in the US and lived there, and I’m a big fan of America too, but that’s not the point here. My post is about European sovereignty and supporting European tech as much as possible. We should be patriotic first. It’s not a coincidence that the countries most hostile to Europe are the US, China, and Russia. That says a lot. Europe is doing what it should be doing, and anyone who doesn’t like it will naturally try to weaken it. Divide and conquer is an old playbook.

Hey @airfrance, please reconsider this decision and use @EutelsatGroup instead of @Starlink. I don’t believe EU users want their data subject to Elon Musk’s infrastructure and U.S. jurisdiction, where all data transits through American servers and is, by default, under surveillance.

@aakashgupta Above the law - in that these relationships must be money laundering.

@aakashgupta The government should create a process where fraud victims can recover losses against Meta. Mad that a trillion dollar company is above the law.

This is epically bad for Meta. Meta built an optimization loop that treats scammers as premium customers. Meta’s systems detect fraud. When they’re 95%+ certain, they ban. When they’re 90% certain? They charge the scammer more money to keep running. They call it “penalty bids.” Scammers just pay it. Meta collects premium rates from fraudsters they know are fraudsters. 15 billion high-risk ads per day. $16 billion in 2024 revenue from scams. And internal docs show they rejected 96% of user fraud reports in 2023. The leaked roadmap is even worse. Meta planned to reduce scam revenue from 10.1% in 2024 to 7.3% by end of 2025, then 6% in 2026, then 5.8% in 2027. They’re not eliminating it. They’re managing it down on a four-year timeline. They budgeted $1B for anticipated regulatory fines. The scam ads generate $7B annually. That’s a 600% return on regulatory risk. When your ad personalization algorithm identifies people vulnerable to fraud and feeds them more fraud, that’s a product decision someone made.