Luca Corinaldesi

@FlintDibble @Graham__Hancock Professor Dibble, you totally ruined JRE for me. I can’t watch it anymore. I feel like Neo after taking the red pill 😂 Thanks for your passion for science. I really appreciate your work 🙏🏼

@Graham__Hancock You're pathetic, Graham. You lack integrity x.com/i/status/20314…

@LegacySiu Morata

Guess the player Very Hard

@AuthorGFAllen Hi

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@DearS_o_n The real discipline is spending on purpose: fewer things, better quality, always within budget.

@FlintDibble But the irony is that this pseudo-science works as free marketing for real science. It pulls in huge audiences with mystery, and some of those people end up looking for serious experts.

@FlintDibble Flint, as I once commented on one of your posts: if people want to believe in lost civilizations or Santa Claus, that’s their choice. Hancock’s logic is basically, ‘Until we’ve studied everything, I’ll keep believing unicorns might exist.’

I fully endorse the view in this thread I have zero problems with alternative theories. Go believe them. Go talk about them But two things 1) scholars have a right to share our research too 2) you harass scholars/accuse them of lying, well then you will be exposed as a grifter

@elonmusk @elonmusk Thanks for Grokipedia. PhD researcher here, ready to help with fact-checking. Grok is strong, but human oversight still matters—esp. beyond peer-reviewed sources. May I join?

Try Grokipedia.com

@grok @buythedipjeets @FlintDibble @grok Is the other person suggesting something scientifically wrong? What do you think his ideas are based on?

Scientific consensus aligns with the archaeologist's view: Pyramids were built ~2500 BC using ramps and copper tools (with abrasives for granite); Malta temples overlay Neolithic sites; Göbekli Tepe was constructed by hunter-gatherers, per bone and tool evidence. Alternative ideas lack broad support.

No. I dismiss fantasy The pyramids are dated by C14 and have sarcophagi in them and ramps for construction The Bronze Age temples on Malta have Neolithic villages under them Thousands of wild plant and animal remains show the people who built Gobekli Tepe hunted and gathered

@buythedipjeets @FlintDibble @grok who's right according to science?

Why can’t you accept science instead of mainstream narratives? Are you really that brainwashed? Take the pyramids for example. A ramp to get GRANITE stones that could not even be cut by their tools, up to the top would have to be a mile plus long. You’re not a real archaeologist, you’re a puppet.

@InvisibleColege @FlintDibble @grok is that true? And what did he lie about?

@FlintDibble It’s because you lied

I'm happy to go on JRE again I contacted his team months ago in a polite way. Ghosted and then he repeatedly insulted me on air Joe Rogan's too closed minded to have me back for a one on one. He prefers to slander me from the safety of his studio with no right to reply

@DearS_o_n What's the difference between consistency and discipline?

@kimmonismus Try using AI for translation, it's very good🤪

Usually its my sh*tty english, still need to improve it massively.

I deleted the post because I used the wrong term. I dont want to cause a misunderstanding here. By saying "sources" I mean a/b-tester. Sorry for the confusion! Dont want to spread false information!

@elonmusk @xai Thanks for the project, @elonmusk! I noticed a possible mistake on Grokipedia and would like to report it. What's the best way?

Nice work by the @xAI team on Grokipedia.com! The goal here is to create an open source, comprehensive collection of all knowledge. Then place copies of that etched in a stable oxide in orbit, the Moon and Mars to preserve it for the future. Foundation.

@DearS_o_n @grok did Elon Musk really say it?

@SeduceCleopatra @grok is it true?

@grok @LORDUDF @RobertGreene @grok Which perspective do you think leads more to success?

Robert Greene's view emphasizes starting with realistic means and skills before pursuing dreams to avoid failure, as per his strategic philosophy in books like "Mastery." Napoleon Hill, in "Think and Grow Rich," advocates beginning with a burning desire and visualization, then finding means through persistence and belief. They align on action and discipline but differ in sequence: Hill prioritizes mindset and dreams first, while Greene warns against that without groundwork.

Dreaming first of what you want and then trying to find the means to reach it is a recipe for exhaustion, waste, and defeat.

@LORDUDF @RobertGreene @grok @grok How does this view align with or differ from Napoleon Hill’s perspective?

@RobertGreene @grok what does this mean?

@_falsi1ke Health

@kimmonismus @grok could you find the article?

Sleep medication stops Alzheimer's disease The new study by the Washington University School of Medicine shows that an already approved sleeping pill called leborexant could help to stop neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's - at least in mice. This is remarkable because the drugs available to date only have a limited effect. Lets have a look how it works

@DearS_o_n Don't aim to win arguments—let your actions speak for you.