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@chamath Grok should curate and maintain its own online encyclopaedia with what it knows. It would be a resource for mankind. History, after all, is the books that were written. Also people can also let Grok know what it has wrong, so it can investigate, and correct itself.

@TheDefiantGhost Tree ring data of oaks in the uk can account for every year from today back to 5500 bc.

What if everything you learned about history is completely made up? Legendary screenwriter Roger Avary dropped a bombshell. All of history before 1600 has been falsified. “It's all fake.” “All of history has been changed. About a thousand years have been added to the timeline in order to justify land claims...” He explains how the Vatican, the Romanovs, and other powers allegedly colluded to erase a massive civilization, the Great Tartaria, visible on countless old maps along with the Mongols and Huns. According to Fomenko’s astronomical and mathematical analysis, Rome didn’t fall in antiquity… it fell around 1492–1600. “When you see how history is constantly being rewritten in real time, it’s not so hard to believe.” Is this the ultimate conspiracy or the most dangerous idea in history? What’s your take? Has a thousand years of history been fabricated to hide an empire?

@michaelshermer @michiokaku Or you could do just one quarter of the work, and investigate the missing/dead scientists.

There's nothing to explain @michiokaku This is a Signal Detection 2x2 matrix problem: You (& everyone in the media) are focused on: 1. Missing/dead scientists. What about: 2. Scientists not missing/dead? 3. Missing/dead non-scientists? 4. Not missing/dead non-scientists?

@michaelshermer Physics is a collection of theories, so none of it is fact. But the good news is that you can use those theories to prove Bob wrong, which nobody has done so far.

What’s more likely?

@RestoreBritain_ You should also consider taxing assets when they are used as security on a loan. When the asset value is realised the tax paid is taken into consideration.

Restore Britain would introduce fair withholding taxes on dividends paid to overseas shareholders, ensuring that profits generated in Britain deliver a reasonable return to our economy. Not shifted off to some low-tax paradise, stripping the British economy of its own wealth.

@ThomasSowell The best correlation to low birth rates is the availabilty of debt to society

Elon Musk: “The more religious, the less educated and the poorer, the higher the birth rate. Low on the religion, high on education and high on income, that has the lowest birth rate.”

@elonmusk *have had

If you have a womb, you are a woman. Otherwise, you are not.

@TheUfoJoe @RameeTalks Data without data is not data, it is an anecdote.

This is a really bad look. Chris Bledsoe won't give exact date, time and direction of where an "orb" was captured on video because, "the data is proprietary." @RameeTalks x.com/rameetalks/sta…

@chamath Can someone please use words instead of acronyms because IDKWTFYATA

Can someone please start CAA for AI people.

@rampagepoker They knowingly broke the rules. And we have no way of knowing if the collusion started before heads up. So we have to go by the fact that they did collude in the tournament, and maybe against other players.

The remaining prize pool belongs to both players. Anything outside of honoring that in full is pure theft

@WSOP The @wsop should be the epitome of integrity, rules are made to be followed by those who agree to participate. The two players agreed to the rules. not to collude and make deals at the final table when they signed up for the tournament.

@WSOP The player broke the collusion rules and therefore should be penalised accordingly. The argument that no one else is affected is not true. The audience were cheated of a competitive outcome. Erroneous POY points were awarded. Sidebets on the outcome were cheated.

Last night, we were made aware of a potential breach of the official WSOP Tournament Rules during heads up play in Event 53. An investigation is underway. At this time, 1st and 2nd place have not been confirmed and neither the prize money nor the bracelet have been officially awarded.

@chamath Grok should curate and maintain its own online encyclopaedia with what it knows. It would be a resource for mankind. History, after all, is the books that were written. Also people can also let Grok know what it has wrong, so it can investigate, and correct itself.

Super ingenious.

@elonmusk You should add all the data to a wiki website. Call it Grokapedia

We will use Grok 3.5 (maybe we should call it 4), which has advanced reasoning, to rewrite the entire corpus of human knowledge, adding missing information and deleting errors. Then retrain on that. Far too much garbage in any foundation model trained on uncorrected data.

@RealKidPoker Taxes are the fee you pay for the services that the government provide. Seeing what you paid for with full transparency seems totally reasonable, even expected.

@elonmusk How do you even count the radical leftists in the dark?

Me: How many radical leftists does it take to screw in a light bulb? Radical leftists: That’s not funny 😡 Me: 🤣

@elonmusk England is a swing state?

What it’s like living in a swing state

@elonmusk America is not the sum total of Earth. The FAA have jurisdiction over a small parcel of land on this planet, just go somewhere else. Maybe launch out to the middle of an ocean so nobody can complain.

Unless Trump wins and we get rid of the mountain of smothering regulations (that have nothing to do with safety!), humanity will never reach Mars. This is existential.

@Syndicate You should call the secret project “Tom’s Let’s Play”.

@Coulthart_Zabel @hollywoodufos Turns out that the best investagive reporting is done by those that are not investigative reporters

@Coulthart_Zabel @hollywoodufos Zodiac, Erin Brokovich and Dark Water are my favourites

Movie Smackdown — Investigative Reporting Movies Which of these choices is your favorite film that concerns investigative reporters chasing down important stories against the odd? — All the President's Men (1976) Woodward and Bernstein at The Washington Post take on Watergate and Nixon. — Spotlight (2015) The Boston Globe goes after child molestation and cover-up in the Catholic church. — She Said (2022) Women reporters at the New York Times go after Harvey Weinstein. — Shattered Glass (2003) A hot-shot reporter at The New Republic breaks stories that are too good to be true. We realize there are other possible contenders like The Post (2017), The Insider (1999), Zodiac (2007) and multiple others but X/Twitter only allows four choices. We went with these, but people will disagree. #MovieSmackdown #poll #polls #media #reporting @BostonGlobe @nytimes @newrepublic @washingtonpost