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LondonCryptoClub
LondonCryptoClub@LDNCryptoClub·
After that CPI print, if Trump wanted to drop a TACO headline it would be like pushing on an open door for crypto and risk Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Major Duffles 🍌💧@MajorDuffles·
@_The_Prophet__ It’s also a smart way to get teachers and students to train the next model and upload their IP and digitise the teacher -> student relationship, ultimately helping usurp traditional educational institutions…
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SightBringer
SightBringer@_The_Prophet__·
⚡️This is a land grab for cognitive infrastructure. Giving teachers premium access looks generous because the acquisition cost is being disguised as public benefit. The real asset is habit formation. Once teachers build lesson plans, assessments, grading workflows, curriculum adaptation, parent communication, and classroom administration around one model, switching becomes painful. The model becomes embedded in institutional memory. The direct connection to standards matters more than the free access. Standards mapping turns Claude from a general assistant into an approved operating layer for instruction. That gives schools something they desperately want: a tool that already speaks the language of compliance, curriculum alignment, and accountability. The deeper play is distribution through authority figures. Students are fragmented users. Teachers are force multipliers. One teacher can expose hundreds of students to the same interface, same reasoning style, same workflow, and same model assumptions. Capture the teacher and the model enters the classroom through legitimacy rather than consumer marketing. This also creates a data and feedback advantage. Teachers reveal where students misunderstand, which explanations work, how curricula are sequenced, what tasks recur, and where institutional friction lives. That information is extraordinarily valuable for building education-specific models and products. The long-term destination is obvious. Teachers increasingly become supervisors of AI-mediated learning systems. They set goals, judge quality, manage motivation, handle edge cases, and maintain human trust. The model handles personalization, repetition, drafting, diagnostics, remediation, planning, and adaptation. That raises the average teacher’s leverage dramatically while shrinking the value of standardized instructional labor. The politically acceptable framing will be “supporting educators.” The economic effect will be automation of large portions of teaching work. The hardest consequence is that once high-quality tutoring becomes nearly free, the current classroom model becomes harder to defend. Age-batched instruction, fixed pacing, uniform assignments, and one-to-many explanation start looking structurally obsolete. Education will move toward individualized cognitive systems with teachers acting as mentors, evaluators, and social anchors. Anthropic is trying to become the trusted layer inside that transition. The winner in education will not be the model with the highest benchmark score. The winner will be the system that schools trust with curriculum, student data, teacher workflow, compliance, and institutional continuity. This move is early, strategic, and much bigger than a free product announcement.
Claude@claudeai

We're introducing Claude for Teachers: free access to premium Claude capabilities for verified K-12 educators in the US, with a library of teaching skills and a direct connection to evidence-based curricula, mapped to academic standards in all 50 states. claude.com/solutions/teac…

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Andreas Steno Larsen
Andreas Steno Larsen@AndreasSteno·
Our Nowcast has the CPI coming in very soft today! Stay tuned
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Peter Schiff
Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
Many people, myself included, regret not buying Bitcoin when they first learned about it. Soon, more people will regret not selling Bitcoin above $60K when they had the chance.
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Julien ⚡ CryptoBoost
Julien ⚡ CryptoBoost@realcryptoboost·
Je suis tombé sur ce truc ce matin et j'ai explosé de rire tout seul devant mon écran. Quelqu'un a transformé le carnet d'ordres du Bitcoin en jeu vidéo. Un vrai champ de bataille en 3D 🤯 Les acheteurs qui chargent d'un côté, les vendeurs de l'autre, les baleines qui débarquent comme des gros chars, les liquidations qui se font dégommer en direct sur le terrain. Le pire c'est que c'est le vrai order book, en live. Et moi je suis là, à 8h du mat, à tourner la caméra pour regarder mes liquidations préférées se faire éclater. Dix minutes de perdues et zéro regret. C'est débile, c'est génial et je pouvais pas garder ça pour moi.
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Major Duffles 🍌💧@MajorDuffles·
@RupertLowe10 It’s not so strange. Murdoch’s News Corp bought Sky News Australia outright in December 2016, so when Fox sold its stake in Sky UK to Comcast in October 2018, the Australian channel remained with News Corp. Same name. Different ownership & diametrically opposite politically.
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Rupert Lowe MP
Rupert Lowe MP@RupertLowe10·
Sky News Australia discussing our rape gang inquiry report. How strange the British Sky News stays entirely silent...
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James
James@JamesEastonUK·
Bitcoin bears are in for a HORRIBLE time.
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Eric Balchunas
Eric Balchunas@EricBalchunas·
I published a note today that I've been thinking about for months.. About how the US stock market has arguably become too big and too imp to fail.. It's basically America's retirement fund now and poss even the savior of social security which is expected to run out of money in less than 10yrs -Curr 55% of ppl own stocks, by far most in world. And w/ Trump Accounts bringing in 28 million add'l americans into stock ownership the vast majority of ppl (incl Top 1% (who own HALF of stock mkt), middle class and lower income) will have financial interest in the health of stock mkt and they're all voters = the political pressure to keep stocks out of a prolonged bear market is going to be very powerful. -As such I think there's good chance the Fed will buy equity ETFs in the next major downturn to support market and it will be common practice going fwd. China and Japan already do this. They may even target certain sectors or Capex cos with the purchases. -This is a massive variable that I feel like is a blind spot among the experts out there and why the bears get run over time and time again altho I think investors are onto it as evidenced by the persistent flows into ETFs during pullbacks as well as a survey of 1000 ppl showing 3/4 of them are confident the Fed will bail out markets in next crisis. -This is just one byproduct of the 'Nothing Stops This Train' monetary supply explosion and debt extravaganza sweeping the world but esp in US which at this point feels irreversable.. Thoughts? lol
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Major Duffles 🍌💧@MajorDuffles·
@DariusDale42 Ser! You’ve just opened up a whole new rabbit hole of Cliodynamics that I never knew existed… pairs nicely with the 4th turning! Thank you, appreciate it 🙏
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Darius Dale
Darius Dale@DariusDale42·
WISDOM: The reason why our K-shaped Economy Crisis (KEC) is both perpetual and deepening is because hyper-politicized media outlets deliberately cause their viewers to prescribe "solutions" to the problem before anyone performs the research required to properly diagnose it. The cultivation of this short-sighted "their tribe is wrong; our tribe has all the right answers" mentality is by design. Again, the elites who run our institutions want us tribally fighting amongst ourselves instead of directing our collective ire at them. As someone who has studied the K-shaped Economy Crisis (KEC) for several decades across three independent vectors—boots-on-the-ground experience, quantitative analysis, and anecdotal reports—I've found that the most comprehensive diagnosis is @Peter_Turchin's "wealth pump". If you don't know what the "wealth pump" is and, more importantly, why we must turn it off before it's too late, your children and I encourage you to turn off your hyper-politicized media feeds and read these books:
Darius Dale@DariusDale42

@JasonMarinoArt OMG, don't get me started on @theallinpod. @chamath, @DavidSacks, @Jason, and @friedberg combine to represent the most uninformed personification of @Peter_Turchin's "wealth pump" as any thought leaders that I listen to regularly.

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Michaël van de Poppe
Michaël van de Poppe@CryptoMichNL·
If Michael Saylor selling 3,600 $BTC is going to cause an upwards move on the markets. I don't know what would bring the markets down to $40,000.
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Naval
Naval@naval·
The problem with truth is, once you see it, you can’t unsee it.
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John LeFevre
John LeFevre@JohnLeFevre·
I think there's a phrase for this...
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Major Duffles 🍌💧@MajorDuffles·
@RupertLowe10 I didn’t quite realise what Mandelstan, as the architect of new labour was trying to achieve.. now we know!
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Rupert Lowe MP
Rupert Lowe MP@RupertLowe10·
The Fabian Society has done immense damage to Britain.
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Major Duffles 🍌💧@MajorDuffles·
@AndreasSteno we’re heading into the spicy 🌶️ phase of @HoweGeneration 4th turning, feels programmed at this stage… the pressure is increasing, tribes forming and the cracks getting too large to hide. An internal conflict in Europe with external influences is already well underway I fear.
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