Matthew Cohen

@rossiadam 2035...2040...?

@MatthewCoh32658 Years and years….

North Carolina scored the largest manufacturing investment in the state's history at $4.6B. JezZero is breaking ground on the first greenfield large-aircraft production facility built in the United States in a generation. The Z4 blended-wing-body (BWB) is the first clean-sheet American commercial aircraft program in 15 years. The 8 million sqft facility will employ 14,500 direct, high-wage aerospace workers. Open your eyes 🇺🇸

@Thebestfigen Always hate to see some poor animal fighting for its life just so some @#$%^&* human can have a moment's entertainment.

A little girl went fishing with her dad and caught a massive fish with her tiny rod. She may not remember this moment… but her father will never forget it.

@Rainmaker1973 Are trains really more cost effective than air travel considering you have to lay infrastructure for the train to ride on something that is not necessary for air travel?

China’s Maglev train just clocked 620 mph, that’s faster than most commercial airplanes. This isn’t sci-fi; it’s the next phase of ultra-high-speed travel. With magnetic levitation tech and zero physical contact with the tracks, the future of transportation is not just fast: it's frictionless.

@niccruzpatane RVs or just regular cars, when an FSD vehicle can drive you anywhere within an 8-hour drive of your home while you sleep in a seat that lays flat like a bed, how does this affect the travel industry & the frequency of your weekend trips?

Tesla could do the coolest thing one day. Semi RV with Self-Driving, Starlink, etc.

@pmarca Panthalassa will deploy autonomous data centers in the most energy-dense wave regions, far from shore, and turns that resource into reliable clean power. We’re now ready to build factories, deploy fleets, and provide a sustainable new source of energy for humanity.”

People once said the same thing about nuclear power plants, and yet.

@FaradayFuture are you still planning on manufacturing EVs?

Faraday Future Announces Q1 2026 Financial Results $FFAI FF Upgrades to a Physical AI Company, with EAI Robots Achieving Ecosystem Revenue and Positive Gross Margin, Raises 2026 Robot Shipment Target to 1,500 Units and Plans Early-June Launch of New Robot app-us.ff.com/ff-v3/news/151…

@OmriYuval @HumanityChad You took the words right out of my mouth

@HumanityChad Animals are not property and therefore cannot be owned.

Horses being absolute gentlemen to their female owners.

There are a few issues that bring the left and right together, protecting animals is one of them. Dog should not be jammed in crates to be experimented on. Pigs should not be shoved in gestational crates to rot and live their lives in torture. Dogs “belonging” to drug addicts on skid row aren’t “property” to be bred and abused. None of those things are necessary. You’ve been told that because it’s easy to pacify people who will then turn away. We will not turn away. x.com/deanguzmanw/st…

@Matt_Dominguez @TomiLahren Feel like I owe you an apology @TomiLahren as, due to you being painted as a darling of the right, I assumed that your only interest in animals was killing them for some sort of so-called enjoyment but that is my bias & for that I apologize. Thank you for being their advocate.

Thank you, @TomiLahren for speaking out on this issue. The SOB language that attacks states rights to be removed. States should be allowed to ban cruel confinement of mother pigs without federal interference.

@magattew God bless you for speaking truth to power and refusing to be silent

The US has plenty of regulations, but the US is rich enough to absorb the cost.  A new compliance rule here is annoying, but that same rule in Senegal can kill a business before it ever opens. Wealthy countries treat regulation as friction. Poor countries experience it as a wall. And that difference is why I talk about overregulation constantly.

@harukaawake So happy to see that there is at least one society and culture out there that won't be bullied into committing cultural suicide

🇯🇵 Currently, Japan is under a lot of pressure to adopt the failed immigration policies of the UK, France etc. However, no matter what they tell us, Japan will always remain unapologetically Japanese. We will never change who we are.

@NatureUnedited Love Opossums but this is kind of a dick move

Opossum pushed into the water a skunk that was drinking from the pond

Não maltrate o gambá! Ele é dócil e importante. Sua função no ecossistema: controla pragas (come carrapatos, baratas, ratos e escorpiões), limpa restos de animais mortos e ajuda a dispersar sementes. É um "faxineiro da natureza" e ainda é resistente à raiva.

If extremely violent criminals are not imprisoned, eventually they will murder innocent people

On EarthDay, remember: Earth isn’t just ours—it belongs to every living creature. When habitats disappear, so do they.

This is El Salvador at night. Fireworks, families walking around and kids playing. In Spain this is unthinkable of. Maybe locking up the criminals does work.

The national debt crossed $39 trillion for the first time last month. That's another trillion added in five months. Interest alone is running $88 billion a month. Cut six cents out of every projected dollar for five years and the budget balances. It isn't radical. It's basic math.

If you have a bug zapper up, it's time to take it down. A University of Delaware study analyzed nearly 14,000 insects killed by bug zappers over a single summer. Mosquitoes accounted for 0.22% of them. Less than one quarter of one percent. The other 99.78%? Moths, beetles, midges, fireflies, and other beneficial insects doing exactly what your yard needs them to do. Here's why it's even worse than it sounds: mosquitoes don't find you by light. They find you by carbon dioxide, body heat, and skin chemistry. Your bug zapper is completely invisible to them. Meanwhile it's running all night massacring the pollination night shift. Moths are among the most important nocturnal pollinators alive, and they're flying straight into your zapper because they navigate by light. Bug zappers kill over 70 billion insects annually in the US. Harvard Medical School's Zika page specifically warns against them, noting they may actually increase mosquito populations by eliminating the beneficial insects that prey on mosquitoes. What actually works: eliminate standing water within 100 feet of where you spend time outside. That's your best bet. It's time to break up with the bug zapper.

@standardbots Pigs should not be spending their entire lives standing on metal floors

Meet Nooyen, an American manufacturer of livestock metal infrastructure based in Mount Sterling, Kentucky, about 2 hours outside Cincinnati. "We start with raw steel, and we produce steel floors for pig farms," explains Nooyen CEO, Nick Van Roy. 95% of the job is welding. Nooyen boosted their 25-strong team's capacity with our Core robot arms: each robot doubles a worker's shift output. Same crew, no burnout, more success. The robots have made such a positive impact that they plan to add another 1-2 to their facility in the next few years to keep scaling. We’re proud to support U.S. manufacturers like Nooyen — with robots built here, in service of the people doing the hard work. Get welding: standardbots.com/welding #manufacturing #madeinusa #welding #robots