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🚨 2026 LAYOFFS HIT MAJOR COMPANIES AI-First Restructuring Accelerates with new announcements almost daily. Major cuts announced lately (tech companies lead the charge with 100k+ jobs gone YTD): $AMZN Amazon: thousands (corporate) $ORCL Oracle: 10k–30k $META Meta: 10% $MSFT Microsoft: ~7% $NET Cloudflare: 20% $UPWK Upwork: 24% $BILL BILL Holdings: 30% $TEAM Atlassian: 10% $COIN Coinbase: 14% $DELL Dell: 10% $EBAY eBay: 6% $FRSH Freshworks: 11% $PYPL PayPal: 20% $PINS Pinterest: <15% $SNAP Snap: 16% $WDAY Workday: 2% $C Citi: ~10% $DOW Dow: 13% $EL Estée Lauder: thousands $NKE Nike: multiple rounds $UPS UPS: up to 30k operational AI enabling smaller teams + flatter orgs. More cuts expected as efficiency trumps headcount.

@TeslaBoomerPapa Nice 👍. A mixture of Japanese and Vietnamese cuisines.

Many "small meals" as the Meds recommend, after Chemo, and then I eat them all at once! Oooops , I'm not sure that's the intent!

@iamtomnash For most part this is true especially for majority of the people but for those who've actually made it and financially independent plus lots of FU money. I guess then you could buy nicer things and enjoy them. ;)

People torch insane amounts of money trying to signal status. Fancy cars, ridiculous watches, penthouses that cost more to maintain than most people make in a year. Here is the awkward truth nobody wants to admit. Nobody is impressed by your stuff. They are imagining themselves owning it. Charlie Munger talked about this idea many times. Humans chase social ranking, but material displays rarely elevate the person buying them. They mostly trigger envy or daydreaming in the observer. The spotlight never lands on the owner. It lands on the fantasy inside the viewer’s head. From a money perspective, this is brutal. If you are buying toys to manufacture respect, you are trading compounding wealth for temporary ego fuel. And ego fuel has one of the worst long term returns in financial history. Real wealth usually looks boring. It sits quietly in assets, cash flow, and ownership. It does not scream for attention. It grows while nobody is clapping. The fastest way to stay rich is to stop trying to look rich.

@teslaownersSV @xai Wrong clip?

Christians, you have got to stop being so gullible. Seriously, your naivete might feel warm and nice and friendly, but that's not how Christian love works. A friend shared a viral post that listed all the un-Christlike things ICE is supposedly doing, such as using "children as bait," "shooting unarmed protesters," "teargassing families," and "terrorizing immigrant communities and people of color." The whole post goes on and on like this, and it's dripping with moral outrage and emotional manipulation. What troubles me is that so many people share this like it's wise and insightful. This is textbook emotional ambush. No argument, no evidence, just big feelings. But I'll tell you what isn't Christlike, and I've got scripture to back it up. Being GULLIBLE. It isn't Christlike to be gullible. It isn't Christlike to believe and share debunked propaganda. It isn't Christlike to be led by your emotions. It isn't Christlike to outsource your critical thinking skills to the leftwing activists in the mainstream media. So why are Christians so gullible? It's because they've been trained to think love means whatever it feels like in your happy place. If you do something that *feels* compassionate and think that's what Jesus wants you to do, you're wrong. Biblical love isn't about pointing your emotions in a particular direction. Rather, biblical love is defined by actions and attitudes prescribed in scripture. How you feel about it is of secondary concern. What does the scripture say? "And it is my prayer that your love may abound more and more, with knowledge and all discernment, so that you may approve what is excellent, and so be pure and blameless for the day of Christ." (Philippians 1:9-11) First, notice what Paul prays for: that "your love may abound more and more." Clear enough. We're talking about genuine Christian love. But Paul qualifies it. Second, "with knowledge and all discernment." In other words, Christian love is a thinking love. To discern is to make proper distinctions and draw clear moral boundaries. But why is that important? Third, these things matter so "you may approve what is excellent, and so be pure and blameless." In other words, we need knowledge and discernment to anchor our love in what is good and right. Or as Paul says, to "approve what is excellent." This sort of discerning love is "pure and blameless." If love lacks discernment, then is ceases to be pure and blameless. In fact, undiscerning "love" is not real love. It is all feelings and no wisdom. That's what we're seeing in Minneapolis. Christians claim to be "loving the stranger" without understanding proper biblical categories. It's love without discernment, and it's causing a lot of harm. Paul's prayer is for love PLUS knowledge PLUS discernment. Love requires discernment. Period. Discernment is the rope that keeps people tethered to reality. Without it, love becomes a weapon that evil people use against you. Without discernment, love gets twisted into a sentimental monstrosity. For the gullible and undiscerning, this kind of pseudo "love" claims the moral high ground. It does have some rhetorical advantages, which is why so many people fall for it. It sounds biblical enough to convince undiscerning people it must be right. But it's not. These are not arguments or facts. They are ear tickling slogans, nothing more. Discerning love is pure and blameless. Undiscerning love is impure and blameworthy. It's obvious that the unhinged rioters and agitators bear the blame for their actions. But their Christian enablers bear some of the blame too. To claim the mantle of Christlikeness in service of lawlessness is evil, even if the one doing it is simply misguided. The blame belongs to those Christians who are so desperate to feel compassionate that they'll believe anything, question nothing, and call it love. Christians, we are morally responsible for how we love. We don't just get to feel sorry for an illegal immigrant and "stand up" for them and call it love. That's not love, no matter how strongly you feel it. Love does not spread leftist propaganda, "love rejoices with the truth" (1 Cor 13:6). So, for all the gullible Christians who are angrily venting about ICE, your Christian love is not pure. It is not blameless. You are functioning as agents of chaos. You bear the blame for your irrational outrage. So I'll say it again. Being gullible is a sin. Being undiscerning is a morally culpable act. It is wrong to carelessly wield the name of Christ, making false accusations against law enforcement and making excuses for criminals. Your emotions and subjective ideas of Christlikeness don't dictate reality. Truth does. And truth requires discernment, not just feelings. We don't get to emote all over the place and call it love. So Christians, stop being gullible. Start being discerning. That's what real love requires.

@zhongwen2005 Well at least based on the screen UI, I know it’s not a Tesla.

😳😳 Can't comment on it.

@chamath Classic FAFO case study playing out in real time. Idiots simply don’t realize how much each billionaire actually employ and spend in this state. It’s not just one person, it’s their entire family and many of their support staffs.

California is held captive by a handful of Machiavellian Union CEOs! These union organizers should have the courage to inform their dues-paying members that they are trying to torch the economy by destroying the tech community in California with this "Billionaire Tax". This will drive California into bankruptcy and ultimately decrease the earnings of their union members when the bottom falls out of the California economy and its budget.

@JoeTegtmeyer @robotaxi @Tesla_AI Thanks Joe for sharing. Let’s go!

My first unsupervised @robotaxi ride here in Austin! Come along with me on this 1st experience of driving around Austin with just me in the car and in the back seat! Congrats to the @Tesla_AI team! 🤠👍

@elonmusk @EricETesla @Tesla_AI Great job @Tesla_AI team! Can’t wait to try it out in the Bay Area when it launches.

Just started Tesla Robotaxi drives in Austin with no safety monitor in the car. Congrats to the @Tesla_AI team! If you’re interested in solving real-world AI, which is likely to lead to AGI imo, join Tesla AI. Solving real-world AI for Optimus will be 100X harder than cars.

@amitisinvesting Now that’s real world experiences worth having and a look into human behaviors. Thanks for sharing.

$TSLA So, my dad had the FSD trial for a month. He loved it. Could not stop talking about it. Trial ended 2 weeks ago and I asked him if I should upgrade his account for the $100/month. My dad…being my dad…said no because $100 is not worth it. Now, I pay the $100 on my Tesla because I know it’s worth it. My dad drives 10x more than me so I knew he knew it was worth it, but I gave him a week to go back to driving normal. Few nights ago he called me and told me to upgrade the software because he can’t go back to driving 😂 FSD is the future. Best real world use case of AI. Just needs to penetrate more markets but man if they can get my dad to pay $100/month, they can get anyone to pay it.

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BREAKING: Tesla has officially started FSD Unsupervised Robotaxi rides for the general public in Austin with no safety monitors in the car, marking a historic milestone for the company. Congrats @Tesla team!

@farzyness When?

Tesla’s Optimus robot will eventually know everything, do everything, and be everywhere.

@joeroganhq Trump is living in his head rent free 😂🤣

James Carville: "No one cares about Trump. They’re not scared of him anymore. His presidency other than the legal power he has is over. No one gives a f*ck about him."

@MarioNawfal I have not sold stock for about 3 years and bought a billion dollars of Tesla stock last year

@michaeljburry Who trusts China AI and let it run everything in their life? There’s a lot of supply but limited demand….

Why China will win AI in one chart. Power hungry Nvidia chips are not the way forward for the U.S. It is not just the total power advantage. It is the slope.

Almost there. Let’s get ready for it!

@elonmusk It sure does. Drove me to SFO terminal 1 for a pick up and back home in mad max mode. 😎

This actually works!

CNET after testing @Tesla FSD V14: I Drove Over 100 Miles With Tesla's Latest Full Self-Driving and Never Touched the Wheel. "Four days, 4 hours and 100 miles through San Francisco. I'm now fully convinced Tesla's FSD system is the future of driving. It drove me through it all. Tight curbside streets, janky parking garages, rain-slicked freeways, and even the crooked mess of Lombard Street -- both in dry and wet weather -- all without a hiccup. It handled it better than some people I saw reversing down driveways. I never felt the need to take over. Parking was the cherry on top. It would pull into or reverse into spaces, even in tight garages. Occasionally, I'd pick the exact space I wanted, but most of the time, I just let it do its thing. And it did it well. I've used Autopilot plenty, in the UK where FSD isn't a thing. But FSD is miles ahead. I'd be lying if I said it didn't feel slightly magical. I've never driven in San Francisco before. I didn't know the streets. But the car did. And I trusted it. That's the key takeaway here: I trusted the system. At no point did I clench, panic, or even hesitate. And that is not what I expected from something called "Full Self-Driving."" (video below from CNET's FSD V14 drive)

@StockSavvyShay Please take a ride on FSD 14.2.1 and see if your take on autonomy is real or fake. LOL

Michael Burry went on Substack saying $TSLA is “ridiculously overvalued” & that Musk’s comp plan will keep draining shareholders. He also took a swing at what he calls the “Elon cult” saying they rotate from EVs to autonomy to robots whenever competition shows up. He already has big positions against $NVDA & $PLTR so the entire post is filtered through a view that AI is just another hype cycle. If you think AI is a bubble then Burry sounds convincing but if you understand the scale of what’s actually being built then his take feels like it’s coming from a market that doesn’t really exist anymore.