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Elite Coaching - Exponential Results: Experience the AI-Driven Future of Performance Improvement https://t.co/OwJb7xe55M
Philadelphia, PA Katılım Kasım 2019
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Powerful unseen currents all around us - literally and metaphorically!
All day Astronomy@forallcurious
NASA has released one of the most detailed visualizations ever created of Earth’s ocean currents. Using data from satellites and advanced ocean models, the map reveals massive rivers of moving water, swirling eddies hundreds of miles wide, and the powerful Gulf Stream carrying warm water from the Gulf of Mexico across the Atlantic.
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@annamlulis In addition to courage, it looks to me like he had some excellent training. I’m sure his entire crew is proud of him and grateful that it turned out positively.
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This is what real masculinity looks like:
A 16-year-old lifeguard risking his life to save a little boy from drowning.
It’s not “toxic.”
It saved a human life.
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The Gospel is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes
we continue preaching the Good News of Jesus Christ, sharing His love, hope, and the gift of eternal life with every soul we meet.
Please keep brick kilns slavery families in your prayers 🙏
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Yes indeed, it won’t be long now.” God’s Decree.
“Things are going to happen so fast your head will swim, one thing fast on the heels of the other. You won’t be able to keep up. Everything will be happening at once—and everywhere you look, blessings! Blessings like wine pouring off the mountains and hills. I’ll make everything right again for my people Israel:
“They’ll rebuild their ruined cities.
They’ll plant vineyards and drink good wine.
They’ll work their gardens and eat fresh vegetables.
And I’ll plant them, plant them on their own land.
They’ll never again be uprooted from the land I’ve given them.”
God, your God, says so.
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I’m standing on Amos 9:13–15 and believing God for SUDDENLY in every area of my life. The Word says blessings will happen so fast your head will swim, one right after the other. That’s not just a cute scripture; it’s a prophetic promise for this season.
I decree and declare that sudden money, sudden opportunities, sudden favor, sudden peace, and sudden healing are manifesting in my life.
Poverty is breaking. Confusion is breaking. Cycles are breaking. Trauma is breaking.
I declare this is the season where God shows off in your life where what took years to struggle through will be solved in a moment, where tears turn into testimonies and prayers turn into reality.
Suddenly is not coming. Suddenly is HERE.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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👉Instead of spending years perfecting a design on paper and then building it, they build it fast, launch it, watch it explode, and use the explosion as data for the next version. 💥The explosions aren't failures. 💥They're the fastest way to generate the information needed for success.
He said most companies fail not because they make bad decisions but because they make too few decisions. They spend so long trying to be right that the opportunity passes. A wrong decision made quickly generates data. A delayed decision generates nothing.
Race 🕊️@multiplanet1
Elon Musk was asked by an interviewer what he does when he makes a wrong decision. He said he doesn't make decisions based on being right. He makes decisions based on expected value. Which means he expects to be wrong frequently. He said if you're not wrong at least 30% of the time you're not making enough decisions. He described SpaceX's approach to rocket design. Instead of spending years perfecting a design on paper and then building it, they build it fast, launch it, watch it explode, and use the explosion as data for the next version. The explosions aren't failures. They're the fastest way to generate the information needed for success. He said most companies fail not because they make bad decisions but because they make too few decisions. They spend so long trying to be right that the opportunity passes. A wrong decision made quickly generates data. A delayed decision generates nothing. Then he said the part that made the interviewer go quiet. He said the biggest mistakes of his career weren't the times he was wrong. They were the times he was right but too slow. The times he knew the answer and waited for more confirmation before acting. The delay cost more than any wrong answer ever did. The world sees Elon as a risk taker. He sees himself as someone who moves fast enough that the cost of being wrong is always lower than the cost of being slow. That's not the same thing as courage. It's math.
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I’m done with airport lounges.
Stories of a couple at the Chase Sapphire at JFK who ordered six burgers, stuffed them in duffel bags with a mountain of desserts, then hide the greasy plates behind a plant.
Someone saw a guy at a Delta Sky Club packing ribs, chicken, and cookies into shopping bags like it was Costco.
Families at United’s grab-and-go in Denver scanning one pass over and over so the whole crew can raid the free food and then throw half of it in the trash.
Kids’ clothes and sneakers dumped all over the seats, 45-minute waits just to get in, buffets cleaned out by 9 a.m., people lined up testing six different cards for free entry.
These places used to be a quiet escape. Now they’re just free grocery stores with bad lighting and zero manners.
Not worth it anymore. I’ll take a $15 beer at a bar instead.
Three Year Letterman@3YearLetterman
There should be a federal law that no greater than 2.5% of flyers have airport lounge access, unless the flier lettered multiple years in a contact sport The lounges have turned into glorified hobo encampments
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@JoshYoung Just anecdotally... but I'm surprised how many people on my FB feed this summer are showing up all over the map for family vacations, travel adventures etc.
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Narrative: "oil demand destruction"
Reality: booming flight activity
Colin McCarthy@US_Stormwatch
July 23, 2026, was the busiest day for commercial air travel ever, according to data from @flightradar24. A whopping 153,359 commercial flights were tracked worldwide.
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A lot of us read Asimov growing up and thought it was really cool science fiction! But very few people, maybe only one person, took it as an actual engineering project plan. :-) Thank you for turning science fiction into science fact...!
Elon Musk@elonmusk
Asimov’s Foundation series was a major influence on me. That and the fall of Rome, from which Foundation takes inspiration, is what convinced me that we need to extend consciousness beyond Earth to avoid a potentially infinite dark age.
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@elonmusk A lot of us read Asimov growing up and thought it was really cool science fiction! But very few people, maybe only one person, took it as an actual engineering project plan. :-) Thank you for turning science fiction into science fact...!
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“Some things benefit from shocks; they thrive and grow when exposed to volatility, randomness, disorder, and stressors and love adventure, risk, and uncertainty.”
- Nassim Nicholas Taleb
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@HancockPhillip @JesseKellyDC Every so often I start to explain to my 30-something Mamdani loving kids why I voted for Ross Perot twice but then I stop myself.
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@JesseKellyDC Millennial thinking. The rest of us heard "Death to America" for 47 years. History didn't start with the GFC.
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I will again say that someone is going to make a fortune writing a book on the parallels between “15 Days to slow the spread” and Trump’s decision to go drop bombs on Iran.
Just catastrophic unforced errors when things were going fairly well. Boggles the mind.
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The rock jumping was pretty crazy.. but then seeing the backpack at the end made the lightbulb really go off..!! The applications and implications for this kind of load bearing "bellhop cart" is kind of mind boggling! Rescue missions, SWAT team support, disaster sites... hiking as shown.. the list is endless.
Robert Scoble@Scobleizer
Damn.
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@_The_Prophet__ I woke up on Monday AM, read this news and then asked Fable re implications of the Jacobian conjecture... wound up falling down this incredible mathematical rabbit hole!
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⚡️The scarcity of genius is beginning to break.
For most of history, progress depended on rare minds, rare institutions, and rare moments of concentration. Knowledge advanced through bottlenecks called talent, time, training, and mortality.
AI attacks all four.
A machine can hold the literature, test paths, preserve every failed branch, generate alternatives, and continue without fatigue. One human with access becomes a small research civilization.
That changes science at the root.
Mathematics will move first because truth can be checked cleanly. Code, chemistry, materials, physics, and engineering follow as verification systems improve. Discovery compresses from careers into afternoons. Problems once reserved for historic minds become accessible to ordinary researchers directing extraordinary cognition.
The image of someone watching the World Cup while a machine helps crack a ninety-year problem feels almost obscene because it reveals the phase change perfectly.
What once demanded a life may soon fit inside the background of a normal day.
The coming shock will be psychological before it is economic.
Human beings built identity around being the species that discovers. Soon the human role shifts toward choosing the question, judging the answer, and deciding what reality should be built from it.
That is where the real power moves.
Answers become abundant.
Questions become sovereign.
The deepest pattern is simple:
Intelligence has begun escaping the skull.
Once cognition becomes external, scalable, and persistent, civilization stops advancing at the speed of exceptional humans.
It advances at the speed of available compute.
That is the threshold.
Everything after it moves faster.
Polymarket@Polymarket
BREAKING: Anthropic employee uses Claude Fable 5 to disprove the Jacobian conjecture, a major math problem that had remained open for nearly 90 years — while he watched the World Cup.
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@imPenny2x Yes.. last couple weeks have been kind of nuts.. i.e.
I hadn't done any math since freshman yr. Calculus, so this was a pretty wild day with Fable yesterday...
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We are dipping our toes into the water of AI models that can outthink humans.
This is just the beginning. In the same way that Fable makes GPT3 seem like a silly toy, Grok 6 will laugh at Fable while thinking smarter, faster, and cheaper all with one GPU tied behind its back.
Chips will continue to get faster and more efficient. The model architecture will improve. The input data will grow and be cleaned.
The tools will build tools to help them build better tools.
Welcome to liftoff. 🫡
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@PrajwalTomar_ Thank you for the specific details on this great workflow!
Once your assets are done, do you use different tools for posting/scheduling? Or is Claude also able to post for you?
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⚡️What you are seeing here is the rise of the credentialed underclass.
These people were trained to expect elite status, then entered an economy that gave them debt, rent, weak bargaining power, and little ownership.
Their education raised their expectations faster than the system raised their material position.
That gap creates political intensity.
A postgraduate degree gives cultural capital. It teaches the language of institutions, morality, expertise, identity, and systemic critique. Lower-to-middle income keeps the person economically dependent on those same institutions.
That combination is unusually powerful.
The wealthy graduate already owns the system.
The non-college worker often distrusts the system.
The underpaid graduate depends on the system while feeling betrayed by it.
That person becomes the natural base of modern progressivism.
They work disproportionately inside universities, nonprofits, media, government, health care, policy, law, and professional administration. Their income may be ordinary, but their worldview is shaped by elite institutions. They possess status language without status security.
That is the hidden class position:
Cultural rank without economic sovereignty.
A degree became a title without an estate.
This group votes Democratic because the party offers recognition, institutional protection, debt relief, public spending, credential legitimacy, and a moral explanation for why the promised life never arrived.
The real political fuel is frustrated expectation.
Poverty alone does not create this level of ideological coherence. Wealth does not create it either. The strongest radicalizing force is being told you belong near the top, then discovering that you cannot afford a home, raise a family comfortably, or escape institutional dependence.
That is why this bloc matters so much.
They have the vocabulary to turn private disappointment into public doctrine.
They have the institutional access to distribute that doctrine.
They have enough education to command authority.
They lack enough wealth to feel settled.
As housing stays unaffordable, graduate debt persists, and AI compresses white-collar work, this class becomes more politically aggressive. Its demand will be simple:
Make the state deliver the status the economy refused to provide.
That pressure will keep pulling the Democratic Party toward redistribution, debt cancellation, rent control, professional protection, expanded public employment, and stronger institutional management of economic life.
The deepest fracture in American politics is moving beyond rich versus poor.
It is becoming owners versus credentialed non-owners.
One group has assets.
The other has claims.
Politics will become the battlefield where those claims demand conversion into reality.
Nate Silver@NateSilver538
Income and education are usually positively correlated. But sometimes the relationship breaks down. What's the most Democratic voting group in America? People with post-graduate degrees but lower-to-middle incomes.
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Full coroner's report — the Murder Map, the Morgue Ledger, and where the bodies are buried:
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Strangest reversal of all: the 25-year program to prove the Mathieu conjecture for SU(2) is now a live route to PROVING the planar Jacobian conjecture — the last place Keller's dream can still come true.
SU(2) just became the most interesting group in algebra.
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Four more famous conjectures died this week.
Here's the coroner's report: 🧵
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