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🚨 Do you understand what happened today.. a single Monday.. > Zuckerberg announced he's building AI to do his own CEO job.. after firing 31,000 people to "protect" it.. > someone bought $1.5 billion in S&P futures FIVE MINUTES before Trump announced halting attacks on Iran.. the biggest insider trade in broad daylight.. > then the Pentagon started deploying airtroops to Iran anyway.. the "peace" lasted 12 hours.. > then Iran launched missiles at Israel tonight.. so the peace someone made $1.5 billion off of was never real.. > OpenAI started guaranteeing Wall Street 17.5% minimum returns AND early access to unreleased models.. nonprofit to "we'll pay you to invest in us".. > Jensen Huang told Lex Fridman "I think we've achieved AGI".. then walked it back in the same sentence.. the man selling the shovels just said the gold rush is over and expects you to keep buying.. > Claude launched an AI that sits at your desk and does your entire job while you're not in the room.. shipped it as a Monday night feature update.. > Goldman Sachs raised US recession probability to 30%.. > the owner of OnlyFans died at 43 with $3 billion.. couldn't buy more time.. > Larry Fink called tokenization "the next internet" after calling Bitcoin money laundering for years.. all of this.. one Monday.. if you're not following me you're finding out about this 48 hours late from someone who read my post.. it's only getting crazier from here.

Minutes after the Air Canada CRJ-900 collided with a fire truck on Runway 4 at LaGuardia Airport last night, killing both pilots, the air traffic controller's voice was captured on LiveATC audio. "That wasn't good to watch," a voice is heard saying on the frequency. The controller replies: "Yeah, I know. I was here. I tried to reach out. We were dealing with an emergency earlier. I messed up." The other voice responds: "Nah man, you did the best you could," according to Newsweek and CBC News. The controller had been working alone, handling both ground and tower operations. A United Airlines flight had aborted takeoff due to a warning light and a cabin odor that sickened the flight attendants. The controller cleared a fire truck to cross Runway 4 to reach the United plane. Seconds later, he realized Air Canada Flight 8646 was still rolling down the same runway after landing, according to CNN. "Stop, stop, stop, Truck 1, stop!" he shouted. It was too late. After the collision, the controller ordered an approaching Delta flight to go around, closed the runway, and called in additional emergency vehicles. According to aviation insider JonNYC, he then continued working alone for over an hour after the crash, guiding remaining planes back to their gates because there was no one to relieve him until morning.