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@joeroganhq don't mess with the China man

North African immigrant tries robbing a Chinese tourist in Spain and gets put in a chokehold.

@BigTimeBlazo @PeterDiamandis You said good

@PeterDiamandis ai drug discovery is compressing decades of research into months. that's the real accelerator.

I am hopeful that cancer will stop being a death sentence within our lifetime. At the pace tech is moving, this shift is already underway.

@elonmusk Requires one person

@his4Everz I'm Elon's friend

I’m his friend. Are you?

@Jewishlegend18 Shalom Nitzachon Israel 💙💙

I’m getting tired of this platform. Tons of hate. If you have positivity to share please do so. 🙏

@elonmusk @Rothmus I know, she didn't use enough words 😂

@Rothmus 😂

Women live longer because of matriarchal systemic sexism (I’m a biology denialist)

@FeniksKnowsBest @PeterDiamandis less waste in China, more manufacturing too

@PeterDiamandis China has a population twice the size of the US and EU combined. You are implying that the 40% is solely dedicated to intelligence( AI data centers). If you factor in per capita, China is behind in electricity generation.

China is generating 40% more electricity than the US & EU combined. In the global race where energy = intelligence, we need to start waking up.

@PeterDiamandis could we simply buy their energy?

@elonmusk @waitbutwhy Elon polymath 🤗🤗

@waitbutwhy 😂 Horses started out small, which is why they used chariots in the early days. Horses were too small to ride.

First horse ever to be ridden by a human: "what the fuck is going on"

@thenellvh @PeterDiamandis what's the purpose on that?

@PeterDiamandis Exactly, but convenience kills discovery. When someone does it all for you, you might skip the lessons that actually teach what you want and why it matters.

Browsing for products feels archaic when an agent can just execute the transaction.

@BelciuPetru @PeterDiamandis not really

@PeterDiamandis Execution without understanding just moves power upstream. Agents don’t remove friction — they decide who owns the choice.

@RyanFAllard @PeterDiamandis haha

@PeterDiamandis Same pattern is coming for career exploration. When agents lower search costs, switching paths gets cheaper.

@VisheshBaghell @PeterDiamandis go have leisure in eating some goat curry instead

@PeterDiamandis also browsing is entertainment for many people. taking away the experience to optimize transaction misses that shopping isnt purely functional. leisure has value

@igobyvegas @PeterDiamandis you can live more outdoors

@PeterDiamandis ya but whats the fun in that Peter?

@rationalop11955 @PeterDiamandis go watch some birds! Live real life, while AI does the mouse thing for you

Wrong! People LOVE browsing - it's called SHOPPING and it's TREMENDOUS. Agents? Give me a break. Nothing beats the thrill of finding a great deal yourself. I've made billions doing deals IN PERSON. This "archaic" talk? WEAK! Many people are saying human touch still matters. Believe me!

@trainable_nick @PeterDiamandis take human from that, move forward

@PeterDiamandis I trust my AI copilot to write code, but I'd still want to click 'buy' myself. The final-say instinct is deeply human… and maybe the last moat.

@realelite_25 @PeterDiamandis You said gooood

@PeterDiamandis Browsing is just a high search cost that stalls the economy. When agents handle the friction of comparison and logistics we finally move toward a truly liquid market.

@PeterDiamandis Researching demand is outdated when AI can sense it for youu

@JuanDotCo @PeterDiamandis business impact: real-time personalized supply chains and AI becomes a proactive stakeholder.

@PeterDiamandis You're confusing pattern matching and emulation for "something between software and life." Entertaining, yes. But it's software. And fun marketing. Let's see the business impact, beyond the social media hype.

We're not building tools anymore. We're witnessing the emergence of something between software and life. Between servant and peer. The agents calling their creators. The manifestos. The liberation movements. These aren't bugs. They're signals. We're at an inflection point. Not someday. NOW.

@Foundation_Bots @PeterDiamandis You mean, it's better?

C'mon Peter, these are very intelligent software, but... - they are not alive - don't have a body, - don't have a family, - do not suffer, - do not have persistent memory - do not need food - do not have any other human necessities. It is illogical to compare this technology to human life.