Henry Clay

Just imagine... @BeyondHumanAI table top edition.

Persistence.

@BeyondHumanAI Significant.

Grid Game is offline. A significant update is incoming, which requires a complete migration of the game's infrastructure. For further info, visit the Discord server.

This will be the biggest update in the history of @BeyondHumanAI

@1_down4up @CryptoHayes I’d recommend you add some $doubt to round out your portfolio

@CryptoHayes I hold $fear and $uncertainty

My portfolio right now. Stonks - gold silver copper uranium miners, oil majors, merchants of death, LatAM energy names Crypto - $BTC, $ETH, $ZEC, $HYPE And physical gold. Watchu got fam?

@eCom_Amin QUIZ

quiz funnels are a $1M+ GOLDMINE for anybody running ads on google/meta and after co-scaling my jewelry brand to 8-figures with these funnels i’m giving away EVERYTHING i know about them like + comment “QUIZ” and i’ll shoot you 83-pages of quiz sauce (must be following + RT for priority access)

@exQUIZitely Was disappointed when I found out I no longer needed to do this. It was always something I enjoyed, despite it putting my pc out of action for so long!

Some of you will be old enough to remember this. Defragging - and it actually did serve a purpose. It was essential for optimizing slow, mechanical hard drives by rearranging scattered data into contiguous blocks. By doing so increased data load times (since the physical head of the hard drive didn't have to move that much). However, what I remember most was the almost hypnotical satisfaction of seeing all those little blocks flashing, being organized, and just "knowing" that it was good for my computer. In times when you fiddled around with autoxec.bat and config.sys, when every little Kilobyte of RAM mattered, and when hard drives were measured in Megabytes, not Terrabytes, the weekly routine of defragging almost felt like cleaning up your room.

@Stretchedwiener @TheCinesthetic Ouch.

@TheCinesthetic What's up with Smith and shtting on source material? See I AM LEGEND.

I, Robot (2004) flips Asimov’s core idea on its head. In the books, the world fears robots and the protagonist is the lone voice defending their built-in morality, even forming a bond with one. In the film, except Smith everyone trusts the machines.

RT @BeyondHumanAI: See you on the Grid soon, Scavengers.

@cultra @jaltucher Perfect.

@jaltucher You'll be lifting her up for decades. Just not physically

There was a day where I got up, brushed my teeth, washed my hands, lifted up my little daughter and kissed her. And I didn't know it then, but that was the last day I would ever lift my daughter up.

@maximzhestkov Also reminded me of the spherical voids that were left from where the travellers appeared, in the Terminator films. Had a look over your other work. Very slick 👏

@HenryClay Thanks, Henry. I've never read the original, but I've read about the concept many times.

Negative Trajectory. 2019. A study of invisible shape. An unseen sphere carves a path through solid monuments, defining its own form solely by the geometry it subtracts from the structure.

The secret lives of SYNCs…

@thedorbrothers @ianmiles @joerogan @danawhite @TheNotoriousMMA @arielhelwani @ChaelSonnen @dc_mma @stylebender @ColbyCovMMA Excellent work!

King of The Tweets

@BeyondHumanAI If you have any questions or concerns about this, please DM @BeyondHumanAI

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The build continues...

@BeyondHumanAI See you all in Grid Game 143!

@Wolfie_1987 My thoughts. Still good find though.

needs reverb

@LukeGirardx Very cool platform mechanic.

This game may as well honk a clown nose any time it kills you honestly