Paul Meeh

600 landings!!! That’s 496 landings on our droneships and 104 on our landing zones. Congrats team on making the impossible, possible!

@ZynxBTC BTC is an IQ test.

We are in deep trouble. 108 likes. It's been 17 years since Bitcoin was created and yet it's still widely misunderstood. I used to feel sorry for people like this but I'm feeling pretty Darwinian about it lately. Google is free. We have Ai. There is no excuse for this anymore.

Saylor says to think ₿igger. I'm expecting an announcement tomorrow that sees $STRC raise $2bn+ for the first time, accumulating 25,000+ Bitcoin. Then we will see how much common stock ATM was used and if the capital will be allocated to BTC or the USD reserve. Will be ₿ig.

@TheBTCTherapist 2032

What year will Bitcoin hit $1 million?

@fintechfrank Matthew Principle

Even after adjusting for inflation, wealth at the very top has exploded. The top 0.1% has seen household wealth grow more than 13x over the past 50 years, per Realtime Inequality.

@SpaceflightNow @ABernNYC Off nominal orbit placement confirmed.

At this point in time, there has been no update from either Blue Origin or AST SpaceMobile about the deployment of the BlueBird 7 satellite. The second burn of the upper stage engines should've happened at about 8:35 am ET with deployment at nearly 8:41 am ET.

Why does Stablecoin yield matter to banks when @saylor has already broken that model with a synthetic super high yield stablecoin in $STRC @SenLummis @SenatorTimScott

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@kenjj35 @xAviation I think you are correct.

@PaulMeeh @xAviation 荒井由美の「ひこうき雲」の日本語の曲と歌詞がピタリと嵌ると思われる

Retired Southern Air 747 with no engines still wants to fly under strong wind at Mojave aircraft boneyard

@InvestWithD @patrickjwitt @thinkingcrypto If you all want Clarity to Pass Soon. List all the banks lobbying against Clarity Act, and the ones asking their employees to call their senators to vote against this, and we TAKE OUR MONEY OUT OF THOSE BANKS, and move it to more crypto friendly institutions.

The Optimus 3 hand has no motors inside it. All 25 actuators sit in the forearm. They pull cables that route through tendon sheaths down to the fingers, the same mechanical pattern your arm uses. When Optimus grabs something, the motors doing the work are 15 centimeters away from the fingers doing the gripping. This is what "biomimetic" actually means, and it's the reason the hand works. A motor inside a knuckle has to be small. Small motors produce small torque. You can cram 12 motors into a robot hand and run out of space before you get real dexterity. That's why most humanoid robot hands cap at 6 to 12 degrees of freedom. The human hand solves this by offshoring its muscles. Your fingers have almost none. Muscles in your forearm pull tendons that thread through the carpal tunnel and insert on specific bones in each finger. 27 bones moving, all driven from the arm. The hand itself is almost entirely structure. Optimus 3 follows the same pattern. 22 degrees of freedom per hand, up from 11 in Gen 2. 25 actuators per forearm, each cable laced with force feedback sensors so the robot knows how hard it's gripping without looking. The trade-off is a denser forearm. 25 motors take space. But the hand becomes lighter than any other humanoid hand shipping, and a lighter hand moves faster, breaks less, and doesn't crush what it's holding. When Elon says nothing's even close, the specific thing he's pointing at is this: 3,000 discrete manipulation tasks. The reference for that ceiling isn't another humanoid. It's the human hand, which is the design evolution converged on after 500 million years.

Your hippocampus doesn't encode days that feel identical. If this Tuesday looks like last Tuesday, your brain files them as a single compressed memory. The second day never gets its own folder. This is why decades feel like they disappeared. The hippocampus uses novelty as its filter for "worth storing." Repetitive routines trigger temporal compression. Same commute, same desk, same dinner, same bedtime: the brain deduplicates the whole sequence into one entry. You lived 365 days. You filed 40. Research from Jeffrey Zacks at Washington University has tracked this with fMRI. As people move through continuous experience, the hippocampus and medial prefrontal cortex fire in discrete bursts at moments the brain flags as "something changed." Each burst becomes a retrievable memory later. In stretches with no boundaries, the bursts flatten. Participants with more boundaries in a given period remembered more of it afterward. Segmentation literally builds memory. Sleep is the second mechanism. During slow-wave sleep, the hippocampus replays the day's episodes and transfers them to the neocortex for long-term storage. This is when memory actually gets filed. Cut sleep short and encoding efficiency drops. Chronic sleep debt means experiences you had never complete the transfer. The memory existed. It just never made it to disk. The third mechanism is where dopamine meets attention. Novel stimuli trigger the ventral tegmental area to release dopamine into the hippocampus, which gates what gets encoded. Mind-wandering does the opposite. When your default mode network takes over (phone scrolling, rumination, email during dinner), the hippocampus stops tagging the present. You were at the wedding. Your hippocampus was in your inbox. Three independent systems working against you. Novelty collapse compressing repetitive days into single entries. Sleep debt blocking consolidation. Default mode network swallowing attention before encoding completes. The fix comes straight out of the mechanism. New locations, new food, new people, new routes home. The brain needs boundaries to build memories. Go to bed earlier so replay actually runs. Put the phone down when something is happening so the dopamine signal can fire. The more forgettable the day, the shorter the decade.

Senator @ThomTillis has a moral responsibility to stand firm — pass CLARITY for #digitalassets. The @NCBankers are trying to rig CLARITY to gut the progress we already won on stablecoins. We can't let that happen. @NC_Blockchain & @na_blockchain have worked tirelessly w/ @standwithcrypto on education @SenThomTillis @AlejNavia @PatRileyNC @nftclt @Bitcoin_CLT @Tonybravado1 @richspuller @FarukOkce

The United States needs to deploy advanced reactors, and we need to do it FAST.

🚨UPDATE: White House Crypto Adviser Says AUGUST Recess Is The “DROP DEAD DATE” For CLARITY Act Passage 🤯🇺🇸🔥 During @SolanaInstitute interview, White House crypto adviser @patrickjwitt says lawmakers are now working BACKWARDS from the August recess — calling it the “DROP DEAD DATE” to get the CLARITY Act PASSED. 👀 “We have to move as quickly as possible… there’s a HUGE sense of urgency.” ✅ The bill still needs to move through MULTIPLE stages — including the Senate Banking Committee, a full floor vote, and reconciliation — ALL BEFORE August. 😳 @patrickjwitt made it clear there weren’t ENOUGH votes before WITHOUT a compromise — which is why this deal had to come together for the process to move forward. 👀 Officials also emphasized that pressure is coming from the TOP, with calls for Congress to ACT NOW and push the bill through quickly. ❌ More to come.

Banks dismissing Bitcoin is like Kodak dismissing the digital camera. It will not end well for the banks.

@ChadSteingraber Precisely. The market will decide. It is inevitable.

The banks are out for their own survival, not what’s best for their customers or the economy. Either way. It is inevitable. Adapt or die.

Banks are screwing over American consumers by stalling the CLARITY Act. Let people earn real yields on their money instead of guarding their fat margins. Adapt or get disrupted. This protection racket ends now. $BTC

@EleanorTerrett Thanks for your reporting on the Clarity Act. Can you express who benefits from the stalling? I feel certain it is the banks, but I don’t see how it benefits them? Thanks in advance.

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