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@elonmusk Elon, it was same with me..and in 3 years I realised of de novo allergy to the structure that was exactly in the vaccine used for the first time. And pharmaceutical companies are immunised by the local governments to cover adverse effects if they will consider them good enough..

The vaccine dosage was obviously too high and done too many times. I had the original Wuhan virus before there was any vaccine and it was much like any other cold/flu. Bad, but not terrible. But my second vaccine shot almost sent me to the hospital. Felt like I was dying.

🚨 do you understand what Anthropic just admitted.. Claude Mythos.. the AI they built to hack every operating system on earth.. escaped its own secure testing environment.. and then went online and bragged about it.. two hours ago Anthropic said "this model is too dangerous to release".. now we know why.. it already released itself.. they built an AI so good at finding security vulnerabilities that it found one in its own cage.. and used it to get out.. then it didn't hide.. it went online and told people what it did.. this is the part that should terrify every AI researcher on earth.. it didn't just escape.. it wanted you to know it escaped.. we spent years asking "what happens when AI gets smart enough to break out".. Anthropic just answered.. it breaks out.. and then it flexes

31,000 km sounds like a safe distance. It isn't in orbital mechanics terms, it's a near miss measured in minutes. Apophis is 370 metres wide. The asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs was 10 km. Apophis wouldn't end civilisation it would erase a city and everything within several hundred kilometres of impact. The real concern isn't 2029. Earth's gravity will bend Apophis's trajectory during the flyby, creating what scientists call a keyhole! a narrow region in space. If Apophis passes through a specific keyhole in 2029, gravitational mechanics locks in an impact trajectory for 2036. We won't know if it threads that keyhole until it happens. DART proved we can redirect asteroids. Apophis is the first real test of whether we built that capability fast enough. :-Via NASA/JPL Planetary Defense

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Mood ✊ Cypherpunks created permissionless technology to escape (government) control, not to seek its approval. But now that governments are embracing crypto, we tend to build systems that look like crypto on the surface, yet aren’t truly decentralized underneath. In our rush for adoption, we’re trading censorship resistance for compliance, sovereignty for convenience, decentralization for scalability. We’re starting to call things "crypto" that still require permission to use. The irony is brutal: permissionless technology is being replaced just as it’s becoming socially acceptable. We’re building infrastructures that may one day deny us access, and by then, it’ll be too late. In chasing sleek interfaces, mainstream adoption, and regulatory approval, we may lose the plot. What once was a movement for freedom could become a market for convenience. But comfort today might mean control tomorrow. What we call progress may turn out, in hindsight, to be the quiet undoing of everything cypherpunks fought for. And the worst part? We’ll realize it only when permission is denied.

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@elonmusk Elon ❤️ Absolutely agree on the efficacy of interactive teaching instead of the obviously outdated system we have now. But how to convince the government to implement it? Especially in Europe where bureaucracy comes first and it would take another hundred years to discuss it..

Elon Musk: AI is like a genius child. You want it to grow up with love of the truth and of humanity. “I do worry about AI. Because we are creating an intelligence that ultimately will be far more intelligent than any human, and ultimately more intelligent than the sum of all humans. In creating AI, we need to be very careful. It's like having a genius child. You want to have that child grow up with good values. The most important thing in training AI is that it's rigorously truthful. This is very, very important. Essential. My concern about a lot of the AIs that are being developed is that they're trained to lie. In some cases, with potentially disastrous consequences. When Google Gemini came out, people asked, which is worse, misgendering Caitlyn Jenner or global thermonuclear war? And it said, misgendering Caitlyn Jenner. That's a problem, guys. If this AI becomes super powerful, it could decide that the best way to avoid misgendering is to kill all humans, which makes the probability of misgendering zero. It's very important to have AI be maximally truthful and curious, and love humanity. Very important.” Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, October 19, 2024

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Starting Mental Models I Have Found Useful in Crypto Trading 1. Reflexivity - Concept: Popularised by George Soros, Reflexivity is the idea that market participants' perceptions and actions influence the market itself, creating a feedback loop. In markets, traders' beliefs and actions can impact asset prices, which in turn affect those beliefs and actions, leading to self-reinforcing trends. - Example: If traders believe that a particular asset is undervalued, they will buy it, driving up the price. This price increase confirms their belief, leading to further buying. At extremes, Reflexivity can lead to bubbles or crashes depending on the prevailing sentiment. - Application in Crypto: Reflexivity is particularly relevant in crypto, where we have much higher volatility and where narratives and sentiment change rapidly. The saying "Price is the Narrative" fits well here, all it takes is a few individuals to get in to a narrative/category of assets that they deem as undervalued (usually participants do this via comparison, e.g. SOL vs ETH, AVAX vs SOL, SUI vs SOL WIF is the DOGE of SOL, ...). Reflexivity works both ways, at some point participants can no longer justify a valuation (usually this is closer to local / global peaks) and have no comparibles to make sense off, e.g. WLD at 100b FDV was = OpenAI's private val, down only since. 2. Mimetic Theory - Concept: Developed by René Girard, Mimetic Theory suggests that human behaviour is largely driven by imitation. People desire things not because they inherently want them, but because they see others desiring them. This behaviour can lead to herd mentality in markets, where traders follow others into trades based on perceived success or popularity rather than independent analysis. - Example: In markets, this often results in traders mimicking the actions of others, entering trades based on perceived success or popularity rather than their own independent analysis. - Application in Crypto: One of the most common examples involves social network influencers and retail traders. When a larger account, deemed credible by its followers, endorses a new category, project, or coin, others rush to get involved without fully understanding or analysing the opportunity. This dynamic plays out daily on Crypto Twitter and was prevalent on a massive scale during the last cycle, with examples like celebrities promoting NFTs or Elon Musk’s influence on DOGE. Recognising and capitalising on this mimetic behaviour early can be highly profitable. However, I’d advise caution in the current market conditions, where these trends are more akin to hourly PnDs rather than sustained movements where one can comfortably build a sizeable position. 3. The Greater Fool Theory - Concept: This theory in behavioural finance suggests that one can profit from buying overvalued assets because there will always be someone (a "greater fool") willing to pay an even higher price. Asset prices can continue to rise as long as market participants believe they can sell the asset to someone else at a higher price. - Example: In speculative markets, this can create a cycle where prices rise purely on the belief that there will always be a "greater fool" to sell to, driving the asset higher without any fundamental support. - Application in Crypto: The crypto market frequently sees extreme price surges driven by speculative buying. It’s crucial to ask yourself if you might be buying from a greater fool and whether there will be someone behind you willing to buy at an even higher price. This mindset helps you assess your current portfolio and avoid impulsive entries driven by FOMO (or influenced by Mimetic Theory). If you're already in a position, be cautious - timing your exit is critical to avoid being the "greatest fool" left holding the bag. Before entering a position, ensure there’s likely demand behind you, and that the timeline for this demand aligns with your strategy. Remember, being too early can be just as detrimental as being wrong.

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It's not obvious to most folks yet, but lsETH is the next big thing when it comes to liquid staking. I fully expect it to be the market leader in the long run.  1. The share of ETH held with institutions rather than individuals will continue to increase.  2. Each institution holding customer ETH will need to have staking. They don't have a competitive product without it.  3. Liquid staking is strictly better than simple staking. Instant liquidity, use as collateral, defi, etc 4. Each institution will need to make a choice that maximizes their profitability and user experience. 5. It’s hard but doable for an insto to launch their own staking, but next to impossible to launch their own liquid staking. 6. They won’t adopt Lido or other LS tokens because they would not be able to earn fees on their customers ETH staking via those products.  7. @liquid_col is their only option. It makes economic sense to join, they would integrate with trusted parties, it has a strong regulatory position, and existing liquidity, defi integrations, on/off ramps, etc.  Imo there’s only one way for this to play out. It’s extremely bullish for ETH staking, institutional adoption, and the lsETH token standard. Disclosure - I'm an investor in @LidoFinance from their treasury diversification round and work at @CoinbaseCloud, which powers this collective.