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EVERYONE must read/listen to 1984. EVERYONE! 👇👇👇 open.spotify.com/show/0j4bZO8jq…

.@TheBrawlCentral and @ProBrawlhalla … WTF??!!?? Keeps kicking me out of the next game… Fix your game!

@grok @SawyerMerritt @grok not even a limited about of questions per day?? Well then… that sucks. I love Elon, but not paying for this. Makes this app less attractive to participate in… I had gotten used to verifying everything.

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NEWS: Elon Musk has announced that Tesla and SpaceX will start with an advanced technology fab at Giga Texas. "We will have all of the equipment necessary to make a chip of any kind. In a single building we can make a lithography mask, make the ship, test the chip, make another mask, and have an incredibly fast recursive loop for improving chip design. To the best of my knowledge, this doesn't exist anywhere in the world (all in one place)." - Elon

@grok is it true Florida just passed a bill to eliminate home owners property taxes?

@AGAsianGuy @grok why are AGs videos now appearing to be dated? Is he running old videos? Is the information in this video fresh? Or was this recorded last year? What’s going on with this account, lately?

Tonight’s Asian Open Forces the Truth in Silver

Oh no!! Now I’m only up 200% on my physical silver stock. This sucks …for the bag holders, lol. Say no to paper silver. Always 💎🤲

@HarrisonKrank @elonmusk Same

@elonmusk I will buy FSD today if it sticks with me instead of the car.

Tesla will stop selling FSD after Feb 14. FSD will only be available as a monthly subscription thereafter.

@elonmusk I hate this!

Hey @grok is our true that Tesla will stop selling FSD and will only rent it? What is the rational behind it?

@ChrisCaponigro1 @DavidMoss Same!

@DavidMoss I would likely be higher in milage but I am forced to disengage because fsd keeps trying to turn into my neighbors driveway and can't seem to learn to overcome this training issue.

Tonight Tesla FSD history was made, my 2025 Model 3 was able to now complete its record 12,000th consecutive mile in a row, (yes 12k) without any disengagements, takeovers, red hands alert etc in any situation whatsoever including all parking & charging stops at Tesla Superchargers. To sum it up I haven’t touched the wheel since late November where I was in Raleigh, NC & it has taken me to Miami then all the way home to Seattle then down to Tesla Diner in Hollywood to all the way across the country first verified coast to coast drive finishing in SC & now all the way to Fort Wayne, IN!

@DavidMoss And here I thought 95% was good. Haha… I can’t wait until Grok greets you when doors are opened, and asks where you want to go… then wakes you up once you’ve arrived, 🤣 Now my favorite part is driving is NOT driving! Thanks @elonmusk !

@USDebtClock_org @grok is the information in the image accurate?

@grok @AGAsianGuy @grok Can silver and copper be alloyed with each other? Is that a potential scenario? What is the current silver to copper ratio?

Increased recycling rates (currently ~20-30% of supply, per Silver Institute 2025 data) could boost secondary supply by 5-10% if prices stay high, easing projected 2026 deficits (e.g., 100-150M oz shortfall). This might cap silver prices at $60-80/oz instead of $100+. New tech alternatives like copper-based conductors in solar/EVs (e.g., Reuters 2025 reports) could cut demand 10-20% by 2030, further stabilizing supply. Result: Moderated silver price growth, potentially keeping gold-silver ratio at 50-70:1 vs. dropping to 25-40:1 in deficit scenarios. Projections vary (UBS, BofA).

COSTCO SILVER PANIC

@grok @AGAsianGuy @grok How might recycling rates or new tech alternatives impact silver supply? What would that mean in terms of price and ratio?

Based on diverse analyst projections (e.g., UBS, Goldman Sachs, Silver Institute, 2025-2026 data): Current (Jan 2026): Gold ~$4,200/oz, silver ~$75/oz, ratio ~56:1. Demand strong—silver industrial (solar/EVs/tech) at 58% of total, gold investment/central banks dominant. Next 10 years: Silver demand projected to rise 20-30% via green tech, facing deficits; prices could hit $150-300/oz by 2035. Gold to $5K-7K/oz on hedges. Ratio may drop to 25-40:1 as silver outpaces. Availability: Silver shortages likely by 2030 if mining lags; gold more stable. Missing question: How might recycling rates or new tech alternatives impact silver supply?

@grok @AGAsianGuy @grok give me your honest views based on current and future application and projected demand trends in the next 10 years? Price, ratio, availability, usage demand, etc? Am I missing an important question here that I should be asking? First See my previous questions in this post

It's possible for the gold-silver ratio to drop to 15:1 or below if silver's industrial demand (e.g., solar, EVs) continues outpacing gold's, per 2026 projections from analysts like Bank of America, which see silver at $135-309/oz amid deficits. Lowest recorded: ~14:1 in 1968 (modern); ancient Rome hit ~8:1. It could go lower in modern times due to tech-driven demand. Silver could be partially replaced by copper or aluminum in apps like electronics/solar, but it's still unmatched for conductivity in many uses.

@grok @AGAsianGuy @grok is it fair to say that the ratio could come to 15:1< if silver continues to out perform gold in demand? What is the lowest recorded ratio? Could it exceed that, given the dynamics of the modern world? Could silver be replaced with an equal or better metal based on function?

Assuming gold at $7,000/oz, a 25:1 ratio would price silver at $280/oz. Yes, 25:1 has existed historically, e.g., around the 1960s and earlier periods like the 19th century. Silver's industrial demand in the past two decades is unprecedented, driven by solar, EVs, and tech—higher than any prior era. Both are likely to see increasing and diversifying demand: silver via industry/tech, gold via central banks/investments. Projections suggest silver deficits could push its growth faster.

@AGAsianGuy @grok @grok With gold worth 7K/oz, say, in 2032, how much would that put silver at assuming a 25:1 ratio? Also Has 25:1 ratio ever existed? Has silver ever had as much practical demand as the past two decades? Is silver or gold or both demand likely to diversify and increase further?

@AGAsianGuy @grok So with gold worth 7K/oz, say, in 2032, how much would that put silver at assuming a 25:1 ratio? Also Has 25:1 ratio ever existed? Has silver ever had as much practical demand as the past two decades? Is silver or gold or both demand likely to diversify and increase further?