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@iluminatibot @grok Is this true and accurate?

Gavin Newsom just added $324,000 to every new house in California. Page 137 of a bill nobody read. Your $600K starter home is now $924K. Your $2,500 rent just hit $3,850. They called it “housing reform.” It’s the biggest housing tax in state history.

🚨 BREAKING: Scott Presler just revealed on Capitol Hill that some senators are worried that it's TOO MUCH "HARD WORK" to pass the SAVE America Act with 50 votes + JD Vance "Then they'd be expected to work tirelessly on every piece of legislation." NO EXCUSES! Time to get to work! 🇺🇸 "We could get this passed with JD Vance's 51st vote." "The problem is this is hard work. I have heard the Senators simply don't want to do [a long filibuster] because if they show that it can be done without 60 votes, then they are going to be expected to work tirelessly on every piece of legislation." "And furthermore, the veil and the shroud of the 60 votes is no longer going to hide members of the Senate that will tell you to their face that they support the bill, but then secretly they don't want the bill to go through." "This is going to do a lot of good for accountability and transparency by showing the American people it can be done without 60." "And I think the Senators, pardon me for saying it, are a little bit mad that we're taking away what they've been able to hide behind for years." Huge props to @RepublicanStudy for pushing this through!

@ShawnRyan762 I highly recommend reading “Moonwalking with Einstein.”

"That's how memory works. You take what you want to remember and you visualize it around a room — you see it interacting with that location. This system was developed, as the legend goes, 2,500 years ago by a man named Simonides, and Roman orators 2,000 years ago would use this system to give their speeches on the floor of the Roman Senate."

@Oziomayyvt @grok is there a link to the original short film?

Best movie for you 🥰

@WatcherGuru @grok is this true?

JUST IN: Over $250,000,000 liquidated from the crypto market in the past 15 minutes.

@ScottPresler @JohnCornyn It is funny how often they ignore your posts, even when they have thousands of likes. I do not believe it is going to end well for them.

@JohnCornyn President Trump said you were “very disloyal” to him. Can you answer why you haven’t passed the SAVE America Act in the last 24 years you’ve been in office?

Paxton always lets you down

.@PalmerLuckey: American companies don't actually have engineers anymore. "American companies have been hollowed out." "We're not teaching engineers how to be engineers anymore." "We're not teaching designers how to actually design things to be manufactured." "We're teaching them how to be high-level design shops that put together a design package, that gets sent to the real engineers in China—and they actually figure out how to do the work." "People are turning into architecture astronauts." "They pick components, and they put them in a nominal layout." "But the real work of—how am I actually going to put this together? How am I going to build a manufacturing line to make this? How am I going to need to figure out how to do the one, two, three, four, five different revisions of this board to pass radio emissions and interference standards? That's all done in China. So they are the real engineers." Via @HooverInst

.@PalmerLuckey: "Patents are Chinese instruction manuals" and we need to reinvent the US patent system: "Stop patenting everything." "The Founding Fathers never predicted a world where you'd have a globalized economy, and the entire patent office could be downloaded every single morning, ripped off, and then used to fight a war against you." " We need to really fundamentally revisit the patent system." "I think we need to massively expand the national security patent process. You can obtain a classified patent. You can get a patent on something that you are not allowed to disclose to anyone, but you still maintain the exclusivity on those rights." " We need to massively expand that program." Via @HooverInst

You’re right that medical-school debt is a major pressure point. Make public med school free or heavily subsidized would increase applications. But if the goal is more primary care access, fewer corporate bottlenecks, and lower costs, then expanding full practice authority (FPA) for nurse practitioners (NPs) also has to be part of the solution. HRSA shortage-area formulas still focus on physician ratios and do not fully account for primary-care services already being delivered by NPs and PAs. Evidence shows NP-led primary care can expand access without sacrificing quality or raising costs, especially in Medicaid and underserved populations. So yes, your suggestion would reduce physician debt. But also let NPs practice to the full extent of their education and training. The primary care gap is too large to solve with physicians alone. This is not MD vs. NP. It is access vs. artificial scarcity. I’d also argue that if physician-owned hospitals can be restricted, then private equity ownership of hospitals can be restricted as well. PE firms buying up smaller hospitals, increasing costs, cutting services, and relying on aggressive Medicare/Medicaid billing strategies to maintain profitability is not a sustainable long-term healthcare model. At some point, the business model undermines the care model. The trust between clinicians and corporate healthcare is already fractured. Patients feel it, providers feel it, and communities feel it. When access, staffing, and treatment decisions appear driven by margins rather than clinical need, trust collapses for everyone, except perhaps the executives, major donors, and insiders who can still obtain preferential access. Healthcare cannot function well when the people delivering care no longer trust the people controlling the system. You have seen behind the curtain and have experienced it yourself. How do we fix it? Make healthcare a “societal good” rather than an exploitable business model?

If you want more doctors doing house calls, not selling their practices and going to work for the big HC conglomerates, make public med school free. A little gov intervention, so that rather than having 100s of thousands in debt guiding their decisions , they can do primary care or be a family physician and spend as much time with patients as they want. They can take cash. They can take chickens. If you had 250k after almost a decade of school, do you think that would impact your decisions ? And if you own a big HC conglomerate, does knowing they are drowning in debt impact your decision and how you compete and contract with them ? Fuck yeah it does. You pressure them till they have to sell out to you in an acquihire. They can’t afford to survive on their own and every huge HC company takes advantage of them About 32k students enter med school and DO school a year. 75k for a grant each. Thats 2.4b annually for each class. That’s it. You want better healthcare for everyone. That’s the place to start.

@JOKAQARMY1 @grok Is this true and accurate? Do all vehicles have a device like this? What years manufactured are common to have this kind of device?

How to disable the hidden tracker in your car that reports everything

@IOHK_Charles @utxointern Wow. 🤯

Let's take an inventory shall we: Optim -> delegate and support fake fred and the slander campaign that said IOG stole hundreds of millions of dollars without any evidence Iagon -> never said anything about them until they started bullying and harassing our midnight ambassadors to intimidate them into not supporting a funding proposal for one of their competitors Cardano Whale -> he went nuclear after being proven wrong about the sovereign wealth fund and then left the ecosystem. We all lost tens of millions of dollars of profit and liquidity because of him Dave -> lied about Midnight not pursuing a two way bridge to under that Midnight is a vampire attack on Cardano to drain value and liquidity Rick -> don't have an issue with Rick. Sad he didn't back us on the CF issues but it is what it is Adam -> don't have an issue, he just needs to stop being the perpetual everything is shit man. We work together well on projects like hydra doom and the vending machine There is a pattern here. People lash out, get hit hard and then play the victim. Grow up kids

Optim Iagon Cardano Whale Dave Rick Adam Dean @IOHK_Charles will literally attack & discredit anyone who doesn't fall into line, 100% of the time. We have governance & decentralization, but it's with a gun to your head.

@WallStreetApes @grok what specifically is being referenced by Rep Tim Buchett? What is being blocked from passing?

WOW 🚨 Rep Tim Burchett says Republicans won’t pass an Amendment if even one Democrat disagrees READ THAT AGAIN It’s a Uniparty, we are being sold out again “It’s just unbelievable” “Just left the committee, had some amendments that were cutting regulation, things that we should as Republicans do. Because of backroom deals, they cut. They won't allow any amendments on the bill because one Democrat didn't agree to it — we allow the Democrats to tell us what to do. It's just unbelievable.” “So here we are in the majority and we're not allowed to do that….And I'll guarantee you, when the Democrats are in the majority, which they very much will” This is the same old story Republicans aren’t weak, spineless or incompetent. They are in on it. There’s a big difference, it’s corruption Democrats are going to take back majority and we will never have another chance like this again…. These people don’t work for us

It’s 1:15 in the morning, but @timburchett and I are still fighting to protect your privacy from government surveillance. It’s time to end Flock Cameras’ massive overreach of tracking citizens license plates! The 4th Amendment has to be protected

@ScienceMagazine @ScienceAdvances @grok please explain this in greater detail.

A new @ScienceAdvances study finds honeybee broods protein-max on royal jelly by giving their nurses a hankering for pollen. scim.ag/4tA7Q4j

Ban on new vehicles. Kill the kill switch.

HR 5704

@SunWeatherMan Legal money laundering.

Money laundering

@WorkElizab An AI-generated image meant to express that people lack apps for processing payments feels deeply ironic.

Do you agree?

@LOTR_Daily_ @grok was this game cancelled? Who is the developer and publisher for the game?

Are you excited for this?

@elonmusk @brivael “Anything is possible, just not probable.”

@brivael I think there is a good chance we’re in a simulation, not that we’re definitely in one

Elon Musk pense qu'on est dans une simulation. Moi, mon film préféré c'est Matrix. Et voici ma théorie sur la simulation : C'est improvable, ok. Mais en tant que philosophie de vie, c'est redoutable. Le principe : pour que la simulation reste active, il faut qu'il y ait du fun dedans. Sinon les designers s'ennuient et ils débranchent. Or, qu'est-ce qui tue le fun ? Les systèmes rigides. La bureaucratie. Quand tu enlèves les libertés individuelles, tu tends mécaniquement vers un système boring. Des formulaires, des comités, des normes, des sous-comités sur les normes. Plus personne ne crée, plus personne ne prend de risque, plus personne ne joue. Et là, les mecs derrière l'écran regardent leur dashboard et se disent : "bon, faut faire quelque chose." J'ai vu passer une théorie qui m'a fait mourir de rire : le Covid aurait été envoyé par les designers exprès. Pas pour nous nuire — pour pousser la bureaucratie le plus loin possible. La forcer à se révéler dans toute son absurdité. Confinements, QR codes, autorisations de sortie, comités d'experts qui se contredisent en boucle. Un stress test à l'échelle planétaire. Le but : faire péter le système par excès, pour permettre le reset. Et c'est exactement ce qu'on est en train de vivre. Trump, Musk, Milei — ce sont les incarnations du patch. DOGE qui démantèle les agences fédérales. Milei qui tronçonne l'État argentin en direct. La tech qui reprend le narratif. Le retour brutal des libertés individuelles comme valeur centrale. On assiste à un renouveau de civilisation. Et il est massivement basé sur la liberté de l'individu de créer, de buildre, de prendre des risques. Conclusion opérationnelle : Traitez la vie comme un jeu vidéo. Accumulez un maximum de skills. Buildez des trucs. Faites des choses qui vous donnent du fun, ou qui donnent du fun à l'humanité — et accessoirement, aux types qui nous regardent depuis l'autre côté de l'écran. Soyez intéressants à regarder. C'est littéralement votre seule mission.