Jared

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Let's destroy evry convention, because we're smarter than everyone else in 30,000 years

🚨 Not Breaking: I did not read 24,000 lines of X algorithm code on GitHub in an hour because I am not full of sh*t like the people who said they did. They asked Grok to summarize it and some just made stuff up. Here’s what I know: 1. If you post more than 9 times a day, the algorithm makes your 10th post fight a raccoon behind a gas station for distribution. 2. Original content is rewarded, but only after being briefly drowned in a bucket to see if it floats. 3. The algorithm can tell when you opened the app just to check your own likes, and it lowers your reach out of disgust. 4. If your post does well too quickly, the system assumes witchcraft. 5. If you say “I might delete this,” the algorithm immediately knows you won’t. 6. The algorithm can detect when you care too much and will punish you accordingly. 7. If you post a banger after midnight, it gets shown exclusively to Australians, and a divorced man in Ohio. 8. If you say “this needs to be studied,” the algorithm sends your post to people who have never studied anything. 9. If you ask people to repost, the algorithm treats you like a man holding a clipboard outside a grocery store. 10. If you post while calm and reasonable, it assumes your account has been hacked. 11. If your post is doing well, the system checks whether you are enjoying yourself. If yes, it fixes that. At press time, the algorithm had reportedly changed again because one guy in Nebraska refreshed the app too aggressively. My verdict: post like a normal person, pray like a medieval peasant, and never trust anyone who says they “figured out the algorithm.”

Okay, where are the English scholars, which one?

Since a lot of people are clearly coming to conclusions without having invested the require 20 minutes to watch Cynthia West's interview (or are misrepresenting the interview in the hopes that others don't know), I have clipped 6 sections that are noteworthy (duration of each clip indicated). 1) Cynthia acknowledges her trip to South Africa was "political". 2) There is a contradiction / confusion as to whether or not Cynthia had a job when Massie allegedly got her one in DC. Cynthia says she couldn't just "up and leave" because of her job, but then says when she left she had no job. 3) Cynthia gets fired from her job in DC after 6 weeks, after having broken up with Massie. 4) She calls Massie "out of courtesy" to tell him she's naming him as a witness in her ethics complaint. 5) She has been offered $60,000 to settle her retaliatory dismissal (after 6 weeks of work), but she would need to sign an NDA, so she won't accept. Come to whatever conclusions you want, but watch these clips that are not quite as viral on the social media before doing so.

Since a lot of people are clearly coming to conclusions without having invested the require 20 minutes to watch Cynthia West's interview (or are misrepresenting the interview in the hopes that others don't know), I have clipped 6 sections that are noteworthy (duration of each clip indicated). 1) Cynthia acknowledges her trip to South Africa was "political". 2) There is a contradiction / confusion as to whether or not Cynthia had a job when Massie allegedly got her one in DC. Cynthia says she couldn't just "up and leave" because of her job, but then says when she left she had no job. 3) Cynthia gets fired from her job in DC after 6 weeks, after having broken up with Massie. 4) She calls Massie "out of courtesy" to tell him she's naming him as a witness in her ethics complaint. 5) She has been offered $60,000 to settle her retaliatory dismissal (after 6 weeks of work), but she would need to sign an NDA, so she won't accept. Come to whatever conclusions you want, but watch these clips that are not quite as viral on the social media before doing so.

This is giving me Antichrist vibes Citadel CEO Ken Griffin: “The world needs a savior, and the hope is that AI is the savior.”

Something powerful is at war with us. It willingly gaslights us as we begin to notice.

I don't think it's a good political idea for progressives to argue billionaires shouldn't exist (yes it's CATO but their surveys are usually legitimate). Americans love commerce and the idea of getting rich. What they don't like is the idea only a few can get ahead.