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Marius Stroe ☁️
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“That’s what this man is saying!”
When talking to your parents.
This “man” was ChatGPT 😂
AGI is here 😭
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“Today’s federal government is almost entirely unconstitutional” starkrealities.substack.com/p/americans-ar…
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Think Uncle Sam Owes $37 Trillion? It's Far Worse Than That zerohedge.com/economics/thin…
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Every time we come back to SV, my 16 yo son gets a massive dose of cognitive dissonance when he notices that apparently smart and reasonable people seem eager to obtain something he's convinced is utterly worthless.
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This is Jupiter. He is the sleeping dog that every cartoon of a sleeping dog is based on. 13/10
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The preemptive pardons... unprecedented? That's the new standard? Presidents can hire people to commit crimes with the promise of a preemptive pardon?
This is how you save democracy?
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Lots of wrong answers in the replies. As the former King of SMS, it’s simple:
It’s to warm the number.
You cannot send bulk texts containing a URL until your number has earned credibility with phone carriers.
To earn credibility, it needs to have replies from other numbers. So the message they send is always something that tries to elicit a response from you.
Once response rate is high and the phone number is warmed, they send tens of thousands of spam links to people.
Best way to fight back? Replying STOP in all caps will immediately flag the number.
Nancy Rommelmann@NancyRomm
Can someone explain what these phishing texts hope to accomplish? What's the goal?
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@davepl1968 @GlobeEyeNews Why would this transfer be necessary? Why would you poke a lion?
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BREAKING:
Russia issues a warning to the West.
If the West transfers nuclear weapons to Ukraine, it will be equated to an attack on Moscow, providing grounds for a nuclear response.
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Dear @ElonMusk, instead of focusing on "efficiency", let's consider effectiveness. We need someone to DOGE the Fed and see if it works or if it harms, like Medieval Medicine.
I suggest Spitznagel as Adult Supervisor.
cnb.cx/4eB9dIw
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But, to be fair, the Fed keeps the economy clinically alive. Without the Fed, the economy would go through such a major reset, we’d get within the event horizon of a Civil War.
So.. pros and cons.
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Congress can raise money only explicitly through taxes.
Congress members have term limits, like the president.
That's it.
In other words, amend the Constitution with: explicitly "doge" the Fed and pass 12 year term limits for everyone.
Brian Armstrong@brian_armstrong
. @DOGE is a once in a lifetime opportunity to increase economic freedom in the U.S. and cut the size of government back to health. The founding fathers were geniuses but (with humility) may have missed the adverse incentives which grow the size of democratic government over time (winning elections by promising more free stuff). To future proof this, we may need a constitutional amendment capping total government expenditure (at say 10%), or a way to align incentives (Buffet famously suggested an unbalanced budget makes all members of congress who vote for it ineligible for reelection). You’d ideally have a way to temporally dial up burn (say in war time), but still have the right incentives to not let spending get totally out of control longer term. An example would be a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, where every citizen gets a share (maybe people can buy more if they want), and any budget surplus pays a dividend. Every citizen then has skin in the game. Maybe congress gets a slightly larger stake. What are the best ideas out there to align incentives toward fiscal discipline long term?
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