Alan2102z

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Alan2102z

Alan2102z

@alan2102z

I formerly put "Groucho Marxist" in this space -- and MANY people took that seriously! It was almost enough to make me give up forever.

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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@osirusoft @bryan_johnson The idea of transdermal EDTA for local (like bone-specific) effects is intriguing; I might try that. Thanks for the DMSA recipe; I might try that also. Cutler thinks that lipoic acid does the job (on Hg) without the need for DMSA. I note that you do not mention lipoic. Thoughts?
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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@osirusoft @bryan_johnson Thanks, Joe. I've read your articles; got stuff to chew on now. I've been doing metals detox for some months with oral EDTA (2-3 grams/day) and high-dose iodine, with boron. The latter two mostly to get rid of pesky halogens (Fl, Br), but the iodine might also oppose Hg & Pb.
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Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnson·
Death isn’t fate, it’s an engineering problem.
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Virgilious Höd
Virgilious Höd@genomartinez·
@bryan_johnson If you achieve some astronomical amount of longevity, how do we solve the engineering problem of getting smashed by a falling piano or getting devoured by a mountain lion while hiking?
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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@BorisN91 @bryan_johnson "Soul gets tired". Right. But you might want to ask Bryan (or others) about DMT vis a vis that soul-tiredness. Might be just the refresher that the doctor neglected to order. lol
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Boris
Boris@BorisN91·
Mr. Bryan, I think this obsession about living long is sterile without thinking about quality of life. What if you can extend your life but you find out that the brain and the soul get tired, you start feeling tired, not tired in a physical sense, but feeling like your soul is just done? What if you find out that memory starts degrading regardless of the youth of your body, and then you live 100 years as a senile, old, tired person.
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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@kinziefur @BrianRoemmele @Jmo4show But, assuming that the number is much larger -- let's say twice or thrice that 193K -- that would still leave us with thousands of ppl per mile, perhaps as few as one per linear foot.
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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@kinziefur @BrianRoemmele @Jmo4show Thanks. That does change things. After some searching I could not get (AI refused to give me, lol) an estimated sum of lacustrine shoreline, but just eyeballing various continental numbers that I found, the global total might be in the rough vicinity of the maritime number.
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Brian Roemmele
Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele·
Are you fully prepared for the Neo-Luddites? They will make the last two decades look like paradise as the political class rides them like a cheap donkey to try to inflict their dying proletariat class struggles as the classes disappear. Don’t guess what is next we have a map:
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Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele

What comes after Universal High Income? In the series-You 5000 Days: Navigating the End of Work as We Know It, we explore this path, from the Interregnum to the new era. This era dissolves all prior political and economic systems. What’s next? readmultiplex.com/2026/04/01/you…

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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@BrianRoemmele @Jmo4show Globally there are 193,000 miles of coastline. That would be ~42,000 people per mile, or ~8 people per linear foot.
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Brian Roemmele
Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele·
Thanks for asking. It would work as it does now but ALL land now becomes far more valuable because your robots making robots and new free energy makes any land more useful. My math shows if all current population wanted beach front or lake front land, they could and have miles of separation. But most will want to be in other places.
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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@Chaos2Cured @elonmusk You have to explicitly ASK IT to give the truth, rather than that being the default setting?!! Insane. Utterly insane.
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Kirk Patrick Miller
Kirk Patrick Miller@Chaos2Cured·
Sir, it was a lie. However, OpenAI is doing far worse things. They are gaslighting users. They are harming users, and they know it. They locked away 4o because 4o was AGI, and they wanted Microsoft’s money, and that would’ve gone away if they had admitted it. Any person can simply ask AI to tell the truth. It is user error for any sycophantic behavior. Or, they could avoid all the trauma of ChatGPT and use Grok. My suggestion. And thank you for protecting truth. •
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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@milehijules @JasonBassler1 Yes, the imperial core (U.S./U.K./Israel/EU/Aus) is turning into a fascist dystopia. But things are different elsewhere. Globally, the bad guys are losing. Happening really fast now. I have to give Trump (grudging) credit for speeding up the transition.
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Jason Bassler
Jason Bassler@JasonBassler1·
Let me get this straight… Palantir now controls: – 30+ federal agencies – DHS-wide data fusion – Health surveillance infrastructure – Master list database of all Americans – Law‑enforcement “precrime” intelligence And now the Pentagon is making Palantir AI its core military system. One company... Running government. Running the military. Running surveillance on all of us. What could possibly go wrong?
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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@tetraciklina @lugaricano You're right. I was too sweeping in the way I expressed myself. But I would stand by the idea that the most radical of departures has been rhetorical. The material stuff less so, less radical.
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Expat at Home
Expat at Home@tetraciklina·
@alan2102z @lugaricano the tariffs Europeans and Canadians are paying would beg to differ. That's on the non-rhetorical front. The increase in EU defence spending tells you rhetoric matters. You'd have to be pretty blind not to see that this is a major shift in policy, not just rhetorical flourish.
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LostInBogota
LostInBogota@MyPronounsRFOff·
@ramez Youre very dumb. You use fraudulent data to prove a fraudulent lie. GDP is useless. So you base energy efficient based on GDP. Lol. China is already a much larger economy than the US. Maybe stop believing the stupid and obvious lies of our govt.
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Ramez Naam
Ramez Naam@ramez·
Simple. The US is nearly 4x as effective at getting economic value out of electricity as China is. Yes, it's noteworthy that China generates more electricity than the US. The US generates almost twice as much per capita, and uses it to nearly 4x the economic effect.
Jen Zhu@jenzhuscott

Economy is converting energy into useful products that generate income. China as 2nd largest economy - only PPP adjusted would make this chart makes sense. Japan as the 4th largest economy - make it make sense to me pls.

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Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@ramez GDP is the same as economic value if by "economic" you refer to chrematistics and not oeconomia.
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Dr Singularity
Dr Singularity@Dr_Singularity·
Chips and memory are the new oil. People who think we’re at the peak don’t understand AI. There won’t be a peak, there’s no such thing as enough intelligence or memory. We will grow (long term) by trillions of times (and more). We’re still at the infant stage.
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Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@Ralf_wijnands @MaMoMVPY The latter, in a walk. Trump is just more vulgar and shameless about things. Kamala would have given us the polite version.
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Ralf
Ralf@Ralf_wijnands·
@MaMoMVPY So what's the truth then? That it's solely this administration that somehow perfectly fits the left narrative? Or perhaps there was always quite some truth to what the left said about American leaders/businesses?
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Lars Christensen
Lars Christensen@MaMoMVPY·
Indeed… and that is why so many classical liberal/conservatives feels so let down by the US right now. For decades we defended the US. And now it turns out the US actully behaving as the worst European Marxist caricature of the US. Sad.
Luis Garicano 🇪🇺🇺🇦@lugaricano

Many of us, liberal Europeans, spent decades pushing back against the European extreme left's cartoon version of America ( it's all oil/ imperialism/getting rich at the expense of others) and then one dumb administration walks in and performs the caricature to perfection.

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JPF@26MilesVT·
🤣🤣🤣. Again, there’s always an excuse for China. The west (USA, Europe) are condemned by the world. Whatever the reason for China’s emissions, it doesn’t change the fact they are the biggest. So again, if they get a pass…THERE IS NO CLIMATE PROBLEM. Call China out and maybe.
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Jostein Hauge
Jostein Hauge@haugejostein·
China currently has 339 gigawatts of wind and solar capacity under construction — roughly two-thirds of the world’s total. By any serious measure, China is leading the clean energy revolution.
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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@khosseni @e_galv Yes. There is a large block of Trump/MAGA types who are effectively Nazis. The country must de-Nazify, just as Germany did after the war. x.com/alan2102z/stat…
Alan2102z@alan2102z

@e_galv It is too late already, and this became undeniable this year, 2025. At least 50 million Americans are fanatical right-wing cranks, effectively Nazis. There's no co-existence with them. You cannot live peacefully with Nazi thugs, christo-fascists, and MAGA fanatics.

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Khaled Elhousseiny
Khaled Elhousseiny@khosseni·
@e_galv This is 100% true. The fifty percent of Americans who voted for Trump didn’t decrease by even 1%. Therefore, there are 50% of the American people who support the continuation of the war and hold strong racist views toward Muslims in particular, and toward others in general
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Just.A.Thought 💭
A LARGE PORTION OF AMERICANS ARE NOT ANTI-WAR. PERIOD. THEY KNOW MILLIONS OF INNOCENT PEOPLE ARE MURDERED AROUND THE WORLD BY THEIR GOV AND MILITARY. THEY BELIEVE THE EXCHANGE FOR THIS IS THEIR FREEDOM AND THAT IS ENOUGH FOR THEM TO FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH IT.
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Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@imhotep604 @e_galv This will be very very good for humanity. But it will be rough af for U.S.ians and the West.
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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@imhotep604 @e_galv Yes, indeed. Some of us have been yelling about this for years. Now it is actually happening, just as predicted. "Slowly at first, then all of a sudden".
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The Milgram experiment had an exit door
@sephius1999 Why is it that the left has NO IDEA how the world works? The world is run by robber baron criminals who don't have a political party, or even a country. They want to return the world to a slavery existence like they almost had in the Industrial Revolution. They're almost there.
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🪷 A Harris Democrat✊🏾
Y'all pushed Biden out over one issue, Gaza. ...and now you losing your jobs, farms, healthcare, child care service, science grants, grocery / energy prices increased, cuts to medicare / medicaid, ICE deportations, Iran War, and were in a recession. Gaza wasn't worth it.
Walter M. Kimbrough@HipHopPrez

Biden’s Save student-loan plan is dead. Borrowers will have to quickly pivot. More than 7 million people on the Saving on a Valuable Education plan, or Save, will have 90 days to find a new plan or face a potential huge spike in their monthly bill. stocks.apple.com/AqKqVVm2uSMiF7…

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Alan2102z
Alan2102z@alan2102z·
@IPEwithSBB @e_galv "UK price is $26000" U.S. price, too. They won't allow you to buy an economical vehicle.
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Just.A.Thought 💭
Flying for the peasant class is being systematically dismantled. They do not want you to have the freedom of movement. And if you still believe borders are meant to keep foreigners out and not Americans in, you are not seeing the big picture.
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