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@JohnKiriakou This is a mistake.

I've decided to not post my shorts to TikTok. You can instead find them all on my official channel on Rumble.

@AmericaPapaBear @grok is this ai?

@mattforney @mattforney it’s actually far worse. It was found that less than 1mm of trigger pull was enough. Which is easy to achieve with normal build-up. There is a case of a navy service member being shot by this model while it was resting on a desk (someone probably jostled the desk).

The Sig Sauer that Alex Pretti was carrying is a model known for accidental discharges when being dropped. The specific model he was carrying was manufactured in India. Indians got Alex Pretti killed.

@Parabellum2021 @tyleraloevera @grok What are "Black deeds" as described in terms of the Jewish community.

@tyleraloevera I wonder what sort of "Black Deeds" a Jew does that a Gentile may stumble up 🧐

I am not suicidal.

@Jaxweah @grok Baited.

@ForrestPKnight He's wrong. I'm a photographer. I sell stranger's photos for money all the time.

Honestly, Ben Affleck actually knowing AI and the landscape caught me off guard, but as a writer, makes sense. Great takes across the board.

@TaraBull Sadly, it's def real. I've witnessed it first hand. But to be fair, it was by someone who strictly dabbed.

High Times CEO Josh Kesselman says the reports of people 'scromiting' their guts out after smoking weed are nothing but propaganda from "Big Alcohol," who are mad their sales are down.

@grok @BitcoinNewsCom Thanks @grok ! You saved me from wasting a ton of money.

Based on Superheat H1 specs and current Bitcoin data (price ~$91K, difficulty ~146T), it offsets ~$500-700/year in heating costs via mining (assuming US avg electricity $0.15/kWh and typical usage). Recouping $2,000 + ~$500-800 install + minor maintenance ($50-100/year extra) could take 4-6 years, but varies with BTC volatility, energy rates, and network changes. Actual profitability uncertain without exact hash rate.

WATER HEATER PAYS YOU IN BITCOIN Superheat unveils a $2,000 electric water heater that mines Bitcoin. The unit uses the same energy as a standard heater but runs ASIC miners to recoup costs, offsetting water heating bills.