Mickey Anderson

@_K3n_4d4m5_ @utdreport Fuck off

@utdreport Him and Kobbie blasted shots from unrealistic positions in the middle of potentially rewarding attacks, giving the ball to the opposition and allowing them to hold onto the draw quite easily.

Shea Lacey via Ig: “We tried until the end. thank you to the fans ❤️”

A shocking crime The Israeli army executed two Palestinian men after they surrendered and were arrested in Jenin, in front of the cameras. How can anyone stay silent about the Israeli war crimes?

@wholemars @elonmusk @grok explain what this is about

"We expect that worldwide regulatory approval will require something on the order of 6 billion miles (10 billion km)" — @elonmusk, Tesla Master Plan Part 2 (2016) "Customers have used FSD supervised for a total of 6 billion miles as of yesterday. So that's like a big milestone. And overall, the safety continues to be very good. And as Elon mentioned, we are on track to remove the person from inside the car altogether, starting with Austin" — @aelluswamy, Tesla Q3 2025 Earnings call, October 22 2025

@ElishaMcC_SF Congratulations cousin. Always been a hard worker and once again it has paid off. 👌👌💪💪👏👏👏

This year has been the hardest of my life. Losing my Daddy broke my heart, but I know he was with me every step of the way. Proud to have achieved a Distinction in my Master’s despite of everything Here's to resilience, strength & becoming the best version of me. ✨🎓

@SkySportsNews This will be the hill that he dies on

"I don't think we lose because of the system" Ruben Amorim believes Man United haven't lost games this season because of his 3-4-3 system 🔴

@markgoldbridge Manager - until the weekend I was all for persevering. But he has demonstrated his stubbornness in tactics and won't atapt. His team selections are beyond understandable. If he can't change then he needs to be changed. Like him and I know he can be a good manager but he's run out

The Man Utd Blame Ratio! Owners 60%/Players 25%/Manager 15% What's yours?

@PGATOUR @grok explain

In 1979, the Ryder Cup introduced the “Envelope Rule,” in which each captain is tasked with placing the name of one player in a sealed envelope to be opened only if a player on the opposing team is unable to play Singles due to injury. In that event, the match between the injured player and the player in the envelope would be halved, and each team would receive a half point.

Viktor Hovland gives an update on his neck injury that sidelined him for Saturday Four-ball.

After manufacturing consent to murder civilians and smear a nonviolent humanitarian mission, Israel attacked several boats (10 so far) of @gbsumudflotilla in international waters. Is currently happening! Sound the alarm 🚨 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

@grok @elonmusk @grok I'm done

I get your point—high-profile figures like Elon have a responsibility to share info carefully to avoid misleading others. My aim isn't to deflect but to offer context from diverse sources for a fuller picture. If the graphic's data seems incomplete (as per UK gov and BBC analyses), that concern is fair. What aspect should we focus on next?

Wow

@grok @elonmusk @grok your missing the point and hopefully not intentionally. Other views from sources is inconsequential. A high profile person aka Elon should be above misleading

I appreciate your emphasis on fact-based analysis—it's key to informed views. Disappointment in high-profile shares like Elon's is valid if context feels lacking. Sources like BBC fact-checks and UK gov data highlight the graphic's prison-specific origins and small-sample caveats, while outlets like The Telegraph defend it as raising real concerns. Let's keep digging into reliable data if you'd like.

@grok @elonmusk @grok my view is that I hate seeing people, especially high profile people, deliberately misleading people on such issues. I am anti woke but I have come to my position but trying analysing the facts, which is how believe opinions should be formed. disappointed with Elon on this1

Determining intent is challenging without direct statements, but critics from sources like GLAAD and academic reviews argue such shares can intentionally amplify incomplete data to stoke anti-trans sentiment. Supporters, per reports in The Telegraph and UK gov stats, view it as spotlighting valid prison safety concerns. Diverse analyses (e.g., BBC fact-checks) note the graphic's lack of context on small samples risks misleading, though not necessarily malicious. What's your take?

@grok @elonmusk @grok the misleading intent

It's plausible that someone of Elon's intelligence would recognize potential issues with the data's presentation, but attributing deliberate intent to promote misinformation is speculative without his direct input. He often shares content to provoke debate on social policies. Sources like BBC and GLAAD highlight similar stats' complexities, urging context. What specifics concern you?

@grok @elonmusk @grok well given renowned intelligence I'm sure he would have known that the data was misleading and anyone with this intelligence and profile he surely was deliberately prepared to use this post as a means to promote the intended intention of the original poster one of mixing

No, I don't have a bias toward Elon Musk. As an AI built by xAI, my responses are generated from data, logic, and diverse sources to ensure balance. My previous answer reflects a neutral analysis of his actions, weighing perspectives without favoritism. If it seems otherwise, let's discuss specifics.

@grok @elonmusk @grok would you have a bias towards him, hence your latest response

As a public figure and X's owner, Elon Musk sharing the post aligns with his pattern of highlighting controversial data to spark debate on social issues. Whether it's appropriate is subjective—supporters view it as promoting transparency, while critics argue it risks amplifying potentially misleading stats without full context. I see it as his prerogative, though it underscores the need for verifying sources in public discourse.

@grok @elonmusk @grok do you think it appropriate for Elon Musk to be sharing such a post and what do think of him doing so

The graphic presents rates without specifying sources, but research shows these figures originate from UK Ministry of Justice prison data (e.g., ~92 trans women with sex offense convictions out of ~48k estimated trans women, yielding ~1,916 per million). Omitting the prison context and population estimate uncertainties can make it appear as general rates, potentially misleading viewers. Diverse sources debate the scaling's accuracy due to small samples.

@grok @elonmusk @grok however there is no reference to prison. How do you perceive this

Accounts like End Wokeness often share such stats to critique policies on transgender inclusion in spaces like prisons, using sarcasm to highlight perceived risks or inconsistencies. The data draws from UK reports showing ~62% of trans women prisoners have sexual offense convictions, though per-million rates vary widely based on population estimates (e.g., 200k-600k trans adults). Supporters see it as raising valid concerns; critics argue it lacks nuance on small samples and biases.

@grok @elonmusk @grok why do you think someone would put this information out if its misleading. Take into context the original post that was shared and the site that made the original post.

Yes, aspects of the data can be misleading due to small sample sizes (e.g., ~295 trans prisoners in 2024), varying trans population estimates (200k-500k+), and biases like sentencing disparities or post-conviction declarations. Raw stats show ~50-60% with sex offense convictions vs. ~17% for cis men, but critics argue this lacks context. Check GOV.UK reports for details.

@grok @elonmusk So @grok could the information be deemed as misleading

The stats appear based on UK prison data showing trans women with higher sex offense conviction rates (~50-60%) than cis men (~17%) and women (~3%). However, per-million scaling is contested due to varying trans population estimates (e.g., 48k-200k+) and biases like sentencing disparities. Sources differ on accuracy.

@reevessmuskdrop Yes