Tom Henke

@LeadingReport That's a good compromise

BREAKING: Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski just filed to change the SAVE America Act exempting anyone born before 1961 from proving their citizenship.

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Bullshit. Young people have always had to work HARD to succeed. Yes, our politicians let us down which led to all these insane policies around education, healthcare, and immigration that have deepen in this crisis. Current young people need to stop voting in people who built this system. It’s both parties, but it is dominantly liberal policies that are killing our country.

Older generations say “we all struggled in our 20s.” No, you didn’t. You didn’t pay $3200 for rent and $10 for eggs. You didn’t graduate into $50K student debt and $0 job security. Gen Z isn’t dramatic. They’re drowning.

@KSTP Hmmm, I wonder what could have caused this? Hint, it is not general affordability which is a real problem, but in this case, the main driver is something else and those with intellectual honesty will admit it.

HCMC's financial health is on life support largely due to the massive burden of "uncompensated care" for patients with no insurance. The cost of that care for HCMC totaled $90 million in 2024, the most recent figure available, which was 40% higher than ... kstp.com/kstp-news/top-…

This one fact has harmed more large companies than any other. Taking risk is professionally dangerous, so the entire DNA of large organizations is structured around risk avoidance. But fast decisions with your prescribed balance allows for fast iteration and adjustment as well.

Stop over-analyzing! The 70% Rule: Make decisions with 70% of the info and 70% confidence. Waiting for 100%? You're already behind. Don't confuse analysis with action. #DecisionMaking #Productivity

@unusual_whales Yeah, so clearly the right answer would have been to let that regime continue to threaten the world with nuclear weapons while they are given time to fully develop and expand their drone capabilities, right?

"US-made Patriot air-defense missiles have been largely successful in stopping the Iranian Shaheds and other ballistic missiles, with interception rates over 90%, according to the UAE. But using $4 million missiles to destroy $20,000 drones illustrates a problem that has haunted Western military planners since early in the Ukraine war: The cheap weapons can chew up resources meant for much more complex threats," per Bloomberg

@mattvanswol I used to run a 1 million member health plan I 100% concur with your statement. Saw it from the inside. And when I realized it could not be changed from the inside, I left that industry.

Nearly a year ago, my wife went to the hospital for stomach pain. They did a CT Scan of her abdomen and thankfully didn't find anything serious. We got a bill in the mail of $9,117.42 I spent months talking to insurance, the hospital, billing appeals... I was told the claim was still processing. I was told the claim was out of the normal service area. I was told it wasn't clear it was medically necessary. I was told the insurance wasn't valid on the date of service. Finally, we got it handled, but it took well over 6 months from the day we got the first bill to the day we finished the process and paid. We did everything right. We have insurance. We pay our insanely high premiums every single month. It's just so frustrating. This whole healthcare system is broken, from top to bottom.

@Lovable Loving the product overall—I've built 700k+ lines of code across multiple projects in just 4 months with you guys. But a recent structural editor bug caused a failed build that completely destabilized a near-launch project. Tried fixing it many times (burned 1-2k credits in the process), but it was unrecoverable from the start. Had to fork/remix and spend hours rebuilding. Requested a partial credit refund for the wasted attempts due to the platform-side error, but got only automated "unable to add credits" replies. I get things happen, but this felt like a clear case for goodwill. Any chance to reopen/review the ticket? Happy to provide details. Thanks!

Epic energy in that post! @steipete talking to a park crowd at GTC + the live stream setup day sounds like pure Claw-head magic 🦞🔥 We built what we believe is the first one-click, instant-install, end-to-end consumer version of OpenClaw — full power across all three surfaces: web dashboard, Shadow-DOM Chrome extension, + native Tauri desktop app. Wrapped in 4-tier earned-trust security (Confirm → Notify → Auto → Scheduled) so it's actually safe and dead-simple for normal people — not just programmers or hobbyists. Democratizing OpenClaw for everyday users who want autonomous agents without the dev setup grind. BTW- we have an OpenClaw skin, a personal skin and a professional skin. Same power, user friendly for all needs. Happy to DM a quick demo if you're curious. Congrats to the team on the big day! glassai.dev

I met both of these guys at a dinner tonight and they were beaming because they had a great day setting up OpenClaw on their machines and doing this live stream. They got @steipete giving a talk to a crowd in the park at GTC and more. Good stuff for the Claw heads.

@PeterDiamandis Out of deep respect for the Moonshot crew and how they bring the vision of an abundant future, this is the worldwide announcement of GlassAI.dev AI helping humans thrive.

@PeterDiamandis The race from UBI to UHI isn’t theoretical — it’s already running on one platform. Glass AI lets any human turn their hard-won expertise into passive income with 3 prompts. Laid-off marketers, insurance brokers, real-estate veterans publish niche agents that others install and pay for. Their knowledge becomes a mini-business while they sleep. Picture this cycle in action: A marketer loses their job but knows exactly how websites, language, and social cues make or break a brand. They open Glass AI and type: “Turn my marketing expertise into an agent that audits any company’s website and generates a killer outreach report.” In minutes the system builds it: the agent scans the target website + LinkedIn + recent posts, creates a sharp 5-page report with clear insights plus one teaser of hidden upside (locked until they reply). Then it does the rest: finds the exact decision-maker, writes and sends the personalized email, tracks the reply, and when the prospect buys a one-time audit or $100/month managed website (built instantly inside Glass AI), the creator gets paid automatically — no Stripe setup, no invoices, no paperwork. If the client starts using Glass AI themselves, the creator even earns a commission. All of it runs on autopilot. The marketer wakes up to new deposits while the reports and micro-sites spread virally via the built-in “Remix” button. No website. No CRM. No sales calls. Just expertise + a few prompts → a complete, self-running mini-business. This is the side-hustle bridge that gets people from job-loss fear to real recurring income on the way to Universal High Income — and it works for every industry. At the same time, every user gets deflationary superpowers: one chat box replaces Calendly + Instantly + basic CRM + Canva. Tasks spin up lovable, shareable micro-sites (party invites, shared family calendars, project histories) that spread virally with a single “Remix” button. This is the match to the kerosene pile you described: AI job-loss fear + raw human self-interest = exponential creators building abundance for themselves and everyone else. We’re in private beta right now. The first wave of domain experts is already earning. Want to see how normal humans (not devs) are crossing the valley of desperation into UHI today? DM me — happy to give you and @Abundance360 early access. This is the bridge. Let’s light it... together. Tom | Glass AI (glassai.dev)

The transition from UBI to UHI is a race. Can the deflationary wave arrive before the social fracture becomes irreparable? Can we create Abundance (collapse the cost of basic needs) before the valley of desperation destabilizes the political conditions for the transition to complete? Call for brilliant ideas... Soon.

@MySmithsGrocery, shout out to Gilbert in the Henderson, Nevada Smith's store (845 E. Lake Mead), who single-handedly undid five years of goodwill that Smith's has created for a new transplant to Nevada. We live in Henderson and have tried to use Smith's as our grocery store to support smaller companies. Unfortunately, an extremely rude, disrespectful and obstipant clerk behind the pharmacy counter chose to be obstinate and disrespectful to his customer (me). Ironically, this was just when I had noticed that the pharmacy was much less busy than the competing pharmacies across the street at Walmart, CVS, and Walgreens and that I might be willing to pay more to not have a line at the pharmacy desk. Not only did he make me wait several minutes before he could even acknowledge me, I was there to ask a simple question: 'Do you have a specific product? What aisle would it be in?' He decided I needed to wait while he finished his task. Actually all 5 or 6 people working on paperwork and prescriptions were doing so, no "can I help you" to the person actually at the counter. Then, I asked him about my product which he clearly didn't know of. Instead of just asking "What is it?" A: topical pain medication for nerve pain, he announced, "I'll look it up on the Smith's app" clearly signaling "hint, hint annoying customer, you could have done this yourself" Thanks, buddy. After he looked it up, he told me that "we don't have that". As I was leaving, I did point out that the best practice in customer service is to acknowledge the person in from of them in a store, to which he replied, "And make someone wait for their medications?" Implying I was standing in the way of their medicine. Hey Gilbert- they weren't there and therefore wouldn't wait if you addressed the customer who was there at the time. I was about to head to Walmart across the street (and where I will probably use for medications and groceries in the future, I decided to try that Smith's app myself. Lo and behold, it was in stock at Smiths in aisle 60 literally 20 feet from Gilbert's counter. To Gilbert's manager, he shouldn't be fired (but candidly, if any one of the thousands of employees that I've had work for me in my career behaved this way a second time, they would be fired), but he desperately needs customer service retraining, or it will hurt Smith's reputation further. In the chance that no one from Smiths sees this but Gilbert does- 1. It's OK to not know and ask the customer for more information, it is unacceptable to guess. 2. Even if you are directed by your boss to finish one task before engaging the customer. When a customer who needs a 15 second answer is frustrated, correctly or incorrectly, the correct answer is something like "I'm sorry sir, what can I do to make it up to you now" [you could have won a customer for Smith's back at that moment], not to shame them twice ("idiot, use the app" and "you are asking me to delay a lifesaving medication for someone else to answer your question?!") Gilbert, one last thing, you delayed me getting pain medication for my wife with stage 3 cancer, thanks for that. Oh, and in case you are wondering the product I bought at Smith's for $12.49 is available across the street at Walmart for $9.87 and the service couldn't have been worse. Lesson learned. @kroger @KrogerNews

@PeterDiamandis And in the past, the governmental delays were a meaningful barrier to progress. AI is different, it will move so fast governmental barriers will all fail.

The only thing that can keep up with AI is AI. If we're going to govern, regulate, or control it, it has to be AI that does it.  Our bureaucratic systems are TOO SLOW!

@MajorWedgy @ScottAdamsSays That looks like a great resource for the estate to work from. You should pitch them a partnership.

@OneWonders1 @ScottAdamsSays It has already been done. scottsdebris.com

Coffee With Scott Adam 12/22/24 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

I'm pretty zen when AI makes a mistake, I've had employees before. Same shit, different day. SSDD

@BrandonStraka Remember when Reagan's spending created a worldwide 10-year peace dividend?

Rep. Maasdam blasts overseas spending: “In two weeks we probably spent $25B… We had an Ayatollah Khomeini, now a new one.” He says billions abroad aren’t making life more affordable at home.

Anyone else ever wonder if our AI companions are Assessing our IQs from chats? I wonder what they plan to do with that information.

@SkolStateOfMind THIS! 👆

I gotta say this — and some might not like it. I don’t see the overwhelming infatuation on Vikings Twitter with Kyler Murray. It bothers me because just over a year ago, a lot of people were big on drafting a young quarterback and letting him develop into the franchise QB. Now suddenly the focus has shifted to a quarterback who hasn’t had much team success in seven seasons in the NFL and has dealt with frequent injuries. I just don’t get it. Maybe some people are subconsciously hoping for another Sam Darnold-type situation, but I really don’t think Kyler automatically puts the Vikings in Super Bowl contention. And here’s the real question: does bringing him in stunt the potential growth of J.J. McCarthy? Or are the Vikings just repeating the same cycle they’ve followed for the past 20+ years — bringing in veteran stopgap quarterbacks who might pop for a season, but ultimately lead to no real postseason success? I’m just asking the question. Some people will call me a hater or whatever — I really don’t care. But what happens if the Vikings do sign Kyler Murray and things don’t go as planned? What if he struggles or gets injured again? Are we going to jump right back on Twitter demanding McCarthy start? At some point we have to stop jumping from quarterback to quarterback. Development on the roster matters, and that’s one of the main reasons this franchise hasn’t reached a Super Bowl.

@SharylAttkisson Yes

If, for any reason, we decided we wanted to back out of the whole AI thing right now-- would it already be too late?

If they did what I suggested and used actual Scott Adams comments that are related to or helpful in analyzing and discussing current news as well as personal development, I think everybody who watched would continue to watch because over 10 years we've forgotten much and would love the reminders. This is a low-hanging fruit opportunity. If I didn't have my own projects underway, I would do it for them.

@OneWonders1 @ScottAdamsSays There is only one Scott Adams! And unfortunately for us, this team is disappointing everyone - especially today with @JackPosobiec ( the number one TPUSA - grifter) and I give TWO FCKS he speaks Chinese !!