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FT @BillGates

Bill Gates says AI will make human intelligence basically free within a decade and admits humans won't be needed for most things “What will jobs be like? Should we, you know, just work like 2 or 3 days a week?” “So I love the way it'll drive innovation forward, but I think it's a little bit unknown. Will we be able to shape it? And so, legitimately, people are like, "Wow, this is, this is a bit scary." It's completely new territory.” “I mean, will we still need humans?” “Not for most things. You know, we'll decide” “I mean, hosting a talk show, definitely. You're gonna need, Really?” “Well, we'll decide. You know, like baseball. We won't want to watch computers play baseball.” “And, you know, so there'll be some things that we reserve for ourselves, but in terms of making things and moving things and growing food, over time, those will be basically solved problems.”

@_Lin_inc $22 million is a lot, i would have quit my job lmao🤣

Caller: “I won $22M from lottery and i’ve not told my family. It’s been 2 years, am i wrong?” Caller: Two years ago I won a multi state lottery with some coworkers. After taxes, my share came to $22 million. Dave: Wow. How have you handled it? Caller: Very quietly. I told only my wife and one sibling. I’ve seen what happens to lottery winners who go public — they get destroyed by requests for money. Dave: Smart. What does life actually look like day to day? Caller: I still go to work, I genuinely enjoy my job. Same house I had before, same Toyota vehicles. When I do something generous like buying my mom a new roof, I tell people it came from a fictitious inheritance from my wife’s great uncle. Dave: (laughs) That’s genius. What about your kids? Caller: Teenagers. We haven’t told them. We want them to build their own values and their own path, not sit around waiting to inherit. Dave: I raised my kids the same way. They didn’t know the full picture until they were adults with their own careers. You’re protecting them. Caller: That’s exactly the thinking. Dave: John, you’ve done almost everything right. My only push, start enjoying it more intentionally. Find ways to be quietly generous, create some memories with your family. $22 million should bring some joy, not just sit there. Caller: I’ve been so focused on not ruining it that I forgot to enjoy it. Dave: That’s understandable. But you’ve earned that part too. Use it wisely and deliberately, and let your family experience some good things.

@saradotxyz pike's honesty about feeling like she was failing makes her even more impressive

Rosamund Pike says David Fincher praised her only twice across 104 days of filming Gone Girl “He’s so exacting, and he never gives you any sort of praise. I would go home every night and think, ‘Oh my God, I’m failing. I’m failing. I’m failing’” “Then twice in the whole run, he went [gestures the OK sign] and that was it. But that meant everything. Twice in the whole of 104 days filming” “But that was powerful, and I just wanted to do my best. He was always wanting something that felt just like a coach pushing you that extra bit” “I remember he wanted about 10 different emotions in a minute. There was this moment where Amy was mugged when she’s on the run and has her money stolen” “He wanted anger, despair, feeling crumpled, but also outrage that it was done to her, because she’s obviously got a very high opinion of herself” “I tried to go through all these emotions. He was like, ‘Yeah, that was good, but you did it in 12 seconds. I need it in three’” “I just thought, ‘Oh God, I can’t do all those emotions in three seconds. I can’t do it.’ Then suddenly, in admitting that I couldn’t do it, all the failure and everything was mingling in, and I tried. I think I did sort of get it, but it’s difficult stuff”

@sonofcrest kanye be doing the most insane stuff 😭

Kim Kardashian says she'd wake up and discover Kanye had given away five Lamborghinis, including hers, to his friends without any warning. "I would come home and we had five Lamborghinis, and I'd come home and they'd all be gone. If he was in an episode, I'd be like, 'Hey, where's all our cars? My new car.' And it would be like, 'Oh, he gave them away to all of his friends.' And then I'd be like, 'Huh, okay.' And then I'd come home again, and at a different point we had five more Lamborghinis, and then I'd wake up, he's in another episode and they'd all be gone again. And that time I was like, 'Keep them, guys.' I never felt like I knew what you're going to get when you wake up. And that's a really unsettling feeling."

@POPin4k 3 grown men celebrating a puke lmfao

Sean: That might be the first on set puking ever Tom: I love being the first LMAOOOOOO

@NugaonX him being her ex doesn’t mean she has to be inhuman towards him

Khloé Kardashian addresses the criticism she received for allowing her ex, Tristan Thompson, and his brother Amari to live with her after the death of their mother. “I remember when Tristan's mother passed away, and Tristan has a brother that's disabled. And his mother was Amari…is Tristan's brother's name. Tristan's mom was Amari's sole caretaker, and when she passed away, I... Tristan's house was under construction, we had all these crazy rains, his roof caved in. Tristan and I were not speaking at this time. Like, there was not a chance I would speak to him.”

@yonann wouldn’t stay mute and let her ruin his food😂

Tom Holland says Jon Bernthal stayed completely mute for two weeks while filming, then broke character when a waitress put his lemon in his water instead of on his salmon “John was playing a mute. He was like, ‘I’m not going to talk. I’m going full method. I’m going to need your help’” “For two weeks, not a peep out of him. We’re sitting at restaurants and he’s writing down his food. I’m having to say, ‘I’m sorry about my friend. He’s just a pretentious actor’” “She brought the lemon and dropped it in his water. Immediately he was like, ‘ALRIGHT, FUCK IT. I’M TALKING AGAIN’”

@vazbavi you just don’t know how good you are at acting until you try it😂

Jon Bernthal never planned on becoming an actor. He reveals that a lie he told in his first acting class ended up changing his entire life. Jon Bernthal: "Our first assignment was to bring in something that meant a lot to us." "I didn't have anything, so I grabbed my catcher's glove and launched into this story about how my mom had given it to me on her deathbed." "I was crying my eyes out... I looked around and everybody else was crying their eyes out." "My teacher said, 'Your punishment is you gotta audition for the play.'" Looking back he says: "That one woman, that one day, changed everything... She saved my life."

@jeremyct Trump was at his podcast? crazy

Donald Trump on Joe Rogan’s podcast, talking about that McDonald’s visit that went viral. Trump: “I did McDonald’s last week.” Rogan: “I saw that.” Trump: “I got a call from Sundar at Google. He said it’s one of the biggest things they’ve had on Google in years. Just hit out of nowhere.” Trump: “I thought it was a throwaway. A friend of mine owns like 56 of these McDonald’s, said ‘you want to use one?’ I said yeah. So we went, and the crowd was crazy 28,000 people outside. Cars couldn’t get through. Secret Service was not thrilled.” Trump: “I went in, did the french fry thing, and it just hit.” Trump: “I thought we’d be there 15 minutes. I said I worked there for 15 minutes which is 15 minutes more than she worked there. She lied about working at McDonald’s. Manager said she never worked there.” He thought it was a throwaway bit. Google called it one of the biggest things they’d seen in years.

@CasperOnChain every football fan knows Zidane was one hell of a good footballer and this coming from David Beckham proves it

David Beckham admits Zinedine Zidane was the only player who ever left him starstruck “It was like PlayStation when we first - Manchester United against Juventus. And this was like prime, prime” “You couldn’t get the ball off him. You couldn’t go near him. Every time you tried, you couldn’t because you couldn’t get anywhere near Zizou” “I just remember after that game thinking, ‘How do I get anywhere near that level?’” “If you’re asking me if I was ever starstruck in a game, before the game and then after game, it was with Zizou” “He did things, and the way he played, and the way - just everything that he did was special. Everything” Zinedine (in French): “You’re too nice. You’re too kind” David: “But it’s true”

@Tokyo_pi1 Tom looks like a great guy afterall😂

Matt Damon says Tom Holland reminds him of himself so much that he wishes he could claim him as his own son. “He’s accomplished more than I had by that time, but just great choices, unbelievably professional and kind to everybody.” “I just wish I could claim him as a son.” When asked if he would accept Damon as his dad, Holland didn’t hesitate. “Oh god, yeah! He’s way cooler than my dad.

@spoilerbull insane amount of work put into this movie

Tom Holland says Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey looked so massive... he couldn't even find the film crew. "I arrived at the beach and I could not see a single crew member." "You're just seeing miles and miles of ships... extras... warriors... horses." "I kept asking myself... where is the crew?"

FT. Christopher Nolan , @TomHolland1996 , @Channel4News

Christopher Nolan reveals his method for adapting the Odyssey: write down what you remember first, then bury yourself in the text, then treat it like something you made up “I buried myself in the text and read a lot of different translations a number of times, put that to one side, and then just sort of worked from intuition as if, frankly, it's something I'm making up.” “That's what you kind of have to do to own the adaptation really.”

@CasperOnChain when everything is against you, you strive to be better than others

Zlatan Ibrahimović says he had to be better than his Swedish teammates because he was not accepted in the system “My situation was different because I was in Sweden, but my background is foreign, so I was not a typical Swedish” “I came with big nose, brown eyes. Typical Swedish is blond, blue eyes. So I was not accepted in the system” “So I had to go through everything, and to be accepted, I needed to be better than my teammates” David Beckham: “But those difficult moments must have made you what you are today” Zlatan: “Yes, it shaped me and it made me who I am. I did a lot of mistakes, a lot. I did more mistakes than I did good” “But you learn more from your mistakes than the success because failure is part of the success. And that is what shaped me” “And in the end, football won because that’s what I did”

@Vintaeonchain who would have thought this was what he struggled with

Tom Holland reveals why Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield had better Spider-Man suits than he did. Q: “What’s the worst thing about wearing a Spider-Man suit for 12 hours?” Tom Holland: “The worst thing is definitely the smell. You spend 12 hours in that thing… in a deep lunge… jumping up and down all day. It stinks.” “We did a really interesting exercise in pre-production. I tried on Tobey’s suit. I tried on Andrew’s suit. I tried on my original suits. We spoke about all the things we loved about the previous costumes.” “Andrew and Tobey had it way easier than I did. They had zips in different places. They could use the bathroom. They could take their mask off by themselves. They could take their gloves off.” Zendaya: “Crazy.” Tom Holland: “Which I still couldn’t do.”

@0xarslan JR really was the prototype

JR Smith says the NBA owes him money for pulling deep threes before it was cool Kaz: "you have to be able to get up a certain amount of shots just to keep this offense. That 150 points Kiki Vandeweghe is talking about way back then. Like you have to be able to shoot at that sort of volume to even be on the court." JR: "For me, I feel like they owe me some bread today in retrospect." JR: "In retrospect, they owe me some bread because it's just being born in the wrong era in a certain sense." JR: "It's just the way the game is. And I'm happy to see it go that way, but I'm also sad actually sad too because it's like there's so many different ways to play the game and we don't accept or appreciate all of the ways or facets of playing."

@Franco_Vision kind of feedback that haunts you lmao

Christopher Nolan gave Anne Hathaway a piece of feedback she’ll never forget. 😭 Matt Damon: “What’s something Chris said to you about your performance that he never said to me?” Anne Hathaway: “I told him I finally felt like I’d understood the scene.” “He just smirked and said, ‘You have no gauge.’” “He told me he’d seen the dailies, and it was the complete opposite of what I thought.” “My husband even made me a postcard that just said, ‘You have no gauge.’” 😂

@hamlakroo can’t help but commend Nolan, insane work he put into this movie

One of my favourite choices in Nolan's The Odyssey 2026 is how the gods never appear in their true divine forms. Their presence is felt, not seen. Zeus speaks through thunder, Poseidon through relentles waves and unforgiving storms, the divine is always there just beyond human understanding Athena was the goddess, the priestess and odysseus guilt all at once