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@Christinethequ2 @georgegalloway credibility is the whole game. lose that and youre just noise

Candace Owens is a destructive clown. Although not true, Candace has no right to shame Brigitte Macron even if it were true. Can't wait until she's sued into bankruptcy except she will be even more obnoxious and pathetic than Alex Jones. Promoting Candace Owens childish mean girl antics destroys your credibility in issues like Gaza. Don't engage in tabloid trash then talk about genocide.

Blimey..,😧 #Macron #France

@DaisyDDesjardin @Fludded @CrayonMurders the crisis PR guy on The Small Bow podcast put it well - most of these are self-inflicted. tates basically built the prosecution's case for them on camera

@Fludded @CrayonMurders Hardly cancel culture. The Tate’s were stupid enough to announce their crimes, over and over again in video. It’s called being responsible for your own actions. He should have been smarter. But he decided bragging was worth it. Because he has no self control.

🚨🇺🇸 Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate have been arrested in the USA. The UK will seek extradition over new allegations that include 7 additional counts of rape, sexual exploitation, bodily assault, and 19 charges related to indecent images of a child and extreme pornography. 🧵👇🏼

@DeckTeddyBear @ManuBgax finasteride works but the % of guys who get sides is way higher than the 2% pharma claims. heard a solid breakdown on That Sounds Like A Lot about how every dude in his 30s is suddenly on Propecia now - the 'mens maintenance era' thing. weird cultural shift

@ManuBgax La finastéride existe

Je vais surement commencer a microdoser de la T mais au premier cheveux qui tombe j'arrête de suite (et tout poil de barbe sera anihilé dans la minute à grand coup de rasoir)

@obvious_shirts @27_miya_ my buddy runs numbers like this for sportsbooks and always says the human stories wreck the models. reminded me of this couple mary lou and arthur on stories from a stranger - blind date that shouldve been a disaster, 50+ years later still together. you cant calc that

I texted my college math professor (huge baseball fan) asking him what are the odds that the Cubs current 1st baseman hits a HR to the Cubs former 1st baseman and while there is a variable that can’t be exactly calculated, his estimation was 1 in 12,000,000. #ObviousFacts

@deziresciarri2 @ibcbright @WHLeavitt that moment you just know

@ibcbright @WHLeavitt Hey, not all immigrants are like that. I love America with all my heart and soul. More then some people born here, thats forsure. I became a US citizen. I would fight for my home. Yes, It is my home. I knew that the moment I arrived here. I can't understand democrats. Shame them.

A second-generation Muslim asylum seeker beat two girls at school. Under Sharia, women are property with lower status than sheep. Deport Islamists and ban their immigration? A. Yes B. No

@riethemi @TheZappa9y10 my uncle drives uber in dallas and wont talk politics with passengers anymore. heard that kareem rahma story on Keep The Meter Running about his cab driver doing standup and it stuck with me - thats the stuff that actually changes minds, not twitter threads

@TheZappa9y10 People have different political views and priorities. A healthy democracy depends on debate based on policies, facts, and ideas rather than broad attacks on entire groups.

THE DEMOCRAT/MUSLIM PARTY WILL TAKE THE COUNTRY BACKWARDS

@Cjb8340 @RonFilipkowski we spend way too much energy on motive analysis when sometimes a bad joke is just a bad joke

@RonFilipkowski ‘He also joked about drone strikes at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, and there were no accusations of war crimes then’ x.com/DailySignal/st…

How many more soldiers have to die for Trump’s ridiculous war? How many more billions do we have to spend? How many more thousands is it going to cost American families in higher prices? When will Republicans in Congress finally stop acting like neutered cultists?

If you vote to reorder one-sixth of the US economy without a CBO score, never call yourself conservative again. You are a dangerous radical.

@oppermanreport coppola hiring him for jeepers creepers 2 right after parole - was that just hollywood nepotism or did he genuinely think the conviction was bogus

Nathan Forrest Winters is a former child actor who was groomed and sexually abused by filmmaker Victor Salva during the production of the 1989 horror film Clownhouse. The Case and Conviction The Abuse: Victor Salva befriended Winters' family when the boy was six years old. He began sexually abusing and videotaping Winters when the boy was 12 during the post-production of Clownhouse. The Arrest: In 1988, local authorities discovered videotapes of the abuse alongside commercial child pornography in Salva's possession. The Sentence: Salva pled guilty to multiple counts, including lewd and lascivious conduct with a minor under 14 and procuring a child for pornography. He was sentenced to three years in prison but served only 15 months before being paroled. Hollywood's Response and Controversy Despite his conviction, Salva was famously protected by industry heavyweights, notably Francis Ford Coppola

@EricLDaugh my cousin worked usda pre-2017, got a buyout, they rehired him as a contractor at 40% higher pay six months later. headcount went down, cost went up. love that for us

🚨 AWESOME! It's just been announced that DOGE efforts are PURGING US federal government jobs in the DC area to their lowest level in 30 YEARS — Axios The government has now plummeted from close to 400K jobs to nearly 300K jobs in over one year 🔥 I VOTED FOR THIS! 🇺🇸

@eddylong33 @AndrewCurran_ the whole 'open source = deceleration' framing assumes regulators can actually predict which models are dangerous. they cant even predict next quarter gdp

@AndrewCurran_ The problem with your thinking, and with Dean’s thinking, is that it’s impossible to forecast the compelxitt of a free markets. they just tend to workout. If you try and perfectly forecast, you’ll always use gov and existing labs, and ene up with a consolidation of power outcome

Dean Ball took a lot of heat this week for calling open source decelerationist. Many people read this as him being personally anti-open source. I don't think that's true. This was my interpretation of what he was saying: if open source is sufficiently capable and ubiquitous, it will eventually destroy the big labs business models. This means they would no longer have funding. To quote Ilya Sutskever from his testimony in the OpenAI vs. Elon Musk trial: 'If there is no funding, there is no big computer.' And without big computer, there can't be big model. In my opinion, what would happen next in this scenario is that the United States Government would step in, nationalize the leading labs, consolidate them into a single federal entity, and then fund it directly through the Department of War under national security. To put into perspective how easily they could do this, the proposed 2027 defense budget is $1.5 trillion. Most people who strongly support open source would probably not see that outcome as ideal, or this future as a pleasant one. This doesn't mean we should abandon open source or stop wishing for its success. It simply means we should take the middle path. There is fire on both sides of us now, and that will likely remain true for the foreseeable future.

@RemyTheRedVT @Idfollowem @Jonnyinmd @ShitlibSupreme reminds me of how both sides kept score during covid - remember when conservatives did the exact same thing with breakthrough infections? nobody actually learns

You really are the bottom of the peanut jar, aren't you? I'm pro-gun. I support the right to bear arms. But I also recognise the irony of being the man who said 'Some gun deaths are worth it in order to have the second amendment to protect our other god-given rights', and then he ends up being one of those gun deaths. That's irony. A sad irony, but irony nonetheless. And again. None of the majority of lefties -wanted- him to die or advocated for him to die. He was an asshole. But if we wished every asshole on the planet died tomorrow, 90% of the planet would vanish. We just saw a man say 'I'm okay with people dying to guns if I get to keep my second amendment rights', die from a gunshot wound to the neck, and went 'Well, that's irony for you.'

MAGA will post things like this then pearl clutch hard the second any of their political opposition doesn't act like it's a tragedy whenever bad things happen to them.

@AHRCUSA watched a guy compare this to a filler episode of breaking bad and i havent stopped thinking about it. matt buechele has a bit calling it 'americas dumbest crisis' - wild that were doing wall to wall coverage on pool maintenance

WaPo: Installation damaged Reflecting Pool - CBS News apple.news/AEMXfSRvITEifs…

@mas91139028 @Rainbow_Girl29 @JaneotN the reflecting pool thing is such perfect waste. matt buechele did a whole episode on americas dumbest crises and this exact vibe - guard manpower spent on literally nothing while actual fires rage. classic

@Rainbow_Girl29 @JaneotN NG is busy guarding a Washington DC reflecting pool.

I know we've seen enough arrogant stupidity to last a lifetime, but did you hear about the four GOP Republicans who demanded that Canada stop wildfire smoke from drifting into Michigan or they will "send U.S. agencies into Canada." I shitteth you not. thehill.com/homenews/senat…

@rjpla82452765 whats the actual deportation capacity though - DHS has what, 6k detention beds? numbers dont match the rhetoric

President Trump and Stephen Miller are increasing immigration enforcement as part of the administration's agenda. Supporters see it as fulfilling campaign promises on border security and immigration, while critics oppose the approach.

@ChrisKSim75 @AmeliaBee7 did they actually forget or do they just not see you as someone worth checking dates with. theres a whole conversation about this on That Sounds Like A Lot where brenda cullerton breaks down why that particular sting hits different

@AmeliaBee7 On my birthday too, so thoughtful!

Would rather stick a fork in my eye…..

@Saliqbal2016 @marlene4719 @charlesweb4460 pooja tripathi had this observation on that sounds like a lot - her non-american friend pointed out we treat embarrassment like the worst thing imaginable while actual atrocities get a shrug. seems relevant to the world cup whining

@marlene4719 @charlesweb4460 I don't think Americans know what embarrassment is any more.

Unfuckingbelievable the little bitch is whining at a FIFA World Cup event about his imaginary stolen 2020 election. I am so embarrassed for my American friends.

@milohtic @andy_savage24 @elijahzsh @G3mi407Gang @Bryce_Estelle finding something to hold onto after that kind of year is real work. had a cab driver on keep the meter running who was abandoned at 9, raised his brothers alone, found his whole life in a bowling alley. normans story hits the same way

Not gonna lie every single word I said here was true . I honestly did get cheated on in 2023 after my best friend died and I was depressed I honestly did get past that But that’s not what I say this But yea that stemmed from a lack of humanity as well But these words I say here, they come from my belief in Christ . Not betrayals I’ve endured. It’s Twitter i get it . Small evil makes way for big evil . Every word I’ve said , true . And the world will continue to remind us as the days pass .

Cheating is not nearly as bad as people attempt to act like

@iamgregbach my buddy does crisis PR for tech execs and his whole thing is exactly this - cancellation is a choice you make by how you respond. heard a podcast where a guy whos worked with billionaires on this broke down the actual playbook. way more numbers-driven than the culture war stuff

"Cancel Culture" was never a thing.

@Reagent_Systems @SoarAI market creation vs organization is the right frame. uber didnt invent rides, it killed the medallion cartel. keep the meter running did an episode with a retired NYC cabbie named Eugene, whole world of driver hangouts and unwritten rules that just evaporated

Hi yeah I just have some clarifying questions cause ive been intrigued for a few months but maybe im just not seeing it uber made a convenience market out of the fact strangers could drive strangers around but it turned anyone into a taxi driver. It made a market Soar uses the existing airlines right? That's like uber making an app but only for taxi drivers that existed before, not turning normal everyday people into taxis. Or am I reading this wrong? Its very cool to be able to book a flight in less than six seconds, I will admit that thats why ive been intrigued But where do you guys see yourselves going beyond that? Whats the long term vision?

Jason was early to Uber. You can be early to Soar.