Christopher Grayson

Kendyl Pool was born with malformations in her inner ears leaving her deaf. Her mother first discovered @Hearview_ Smart Glasses from Chrissy Marshall's TikTok video (video attached in quoted post), and gave her a pair for her 10th birthday:

@DreamsOfControl @pmarca cry more

Good. If you want to act like a lawyer, get a license. I’ll make you a deal: if the AI can pass the bar, it can practice law. If it screws up, it gets held to the same standards as a human attorney, including being subject to discipline and court sanctions, which the company that owns it has to pay.

Legal AI superempowers normal individuals with no legal background to fight big institutions in bureaucracies and in courts on a level knowledge/skill playing field, for the first time in human history. As such, it is one of the most inspiring applications of AI.

BS is me believing, based on your feed, that you’re motivated by environmental activism. You don’t know why you oppose it, so you glom on to leftist environmentalist arguments, because it’s what you’ve got. Those are red herrings… distractions. There’s no good reason not to built “A” data center there… but there is a solid case for questioning “THIS” data center there. Nobody is addressing it, because everyone is busy chasing the red herring:

@chrisgrayson B.S.

A data center more than twice the size of Manhattan has been approved in rural Utah. The Stratus Project, backed by Kevin O’Leary, will require nine gigawatts of power, more than the entire state of Utah facebook.com/share/v/1GUrgd…

@BasedMikeLee Careful Mike, Trump is going to call you a RINO, and primary you.

Should Congress reauthorize FISA 702 without requiring the government to get a warrant for U.S. citizen queries? (A) No (B) Hell No (C) Yes

@asolarrex red herring

@chrisgrayson it's still going to draw water from the aquifer and contaminate it! fuck that data center!

I appreciate Kevin O'Leary’s research, and those orgs need investigating. The Stratos datacenter in Utah is designed with its own power source, and was designed to address most citizen’s concerns. HOWEVER: The environmental impact protests are a red herring. Stratos is designated as a “military project” whose use is not public. The worst of all US government 4th amendment abuses are committed by the NSA, who also have their largest data center in Utah (Bumblehive, in Bluffdale, UT), is ~80 mile away from Stratos, in Box Elder County. Whether the NSA’s 1.3 million sq. ft. data center is being integrated in some manner with a “largest in the world” (~3 million sq. ft.) military datacenter, ought to be concerning.

Jim, thanks for asking and thank you for the support. We need both, as soon as we can. The large data centers can be used for good and evil. But in the country you live, if there is no push to have the beat we can be left far behind. In the flip side it is vital to have local powerful AI. I must post more about the fine points of this.

It is time to wake up to how many have been manipulated. We all can fall for this. But once it is clear, walk away while you can. Or agree to the ending.

@NANAZERO225475 @shine_gomiseifu Are you saying Sanae Takaichi and Abe before her, were pushing these immigration policies?

外国人は外国人だからな 日本への愛国心も無ければ日本文化への理解もない 大規模コミュニティ作って好き勝手に振る舞い日本を自分達の巣にするために「カスタマイズ」するだけ 最近は酷いよな‥寺や神社が謎の不審火で全焼してさ 世界遺産まで燃やされたじゃん 自民党（移民党）いい加減にしやがれ💢

海外の人が日本に来てこれが日本人だって思えるの？ 日本の文化を感じれるの？ 率直な意見教えて

@shine_gomiseifu 明らかに、彼らは日本人ではない。 一体誰が、そのような政策を推進しているのか？ そもそも、どうやって日本に入り込んでいるのか？

@shine_gomiseifu Obviously they are not Japanese. Who is pushing such policies? How do they end up in Japan?

@Chrischael @skdh I highly suspect she makes them herself. They’re quirky, and obviously low budget, but they don’t bother me. I watch for her ideas.

@skdh Please get another guy to do your videos. The irrelevant stock footage is so distracting. I would rather just see you talk instead of this cringe footage that has nothing to do with the video.

It is not every day that I can tell you about a new explanation for the origin of the universe -- and the origin of time itself -- that is not complete bogus. But recently physicists have come up with one that works because it removes the problem of quantum gravity.

SpaceX put 10 megawatts of solar power in space across 3000 gen1 Starlink satellites, then they put 100 megawatts in space with 7000 gen2. soon, they're doing 1000 megawatts with gen3. SpaceX is basically 10xing space solar every few years!

Yeah, I mean not to let Thiel totally off the hook here or anything, but Whitney Webb herself is a “prepper.” Thiel is in many ways simply a prepper with more resources. I mean, looking at the world today, if I had billions, I’d want secure compounds with well stocked nuclear bunkers on multiple continents, too.

@_whitneywebb If you have that many billions Bases/bunkers on every continent makes perfect sense. Diversify.

One under-discussed possibility regarding Thiel's apparent move to Argentina is that Argentina has - for many years - allowed certain wealthy, foreign billionaires to establish de facto parallel states in the country, where the federal government declines to intervene, even to protect its own citizens and laws. Roughly seven years ago, I traveled to Argentina and wrote about how UK billionaire Joe Lewis (who Trump recently pardoned after he was found guilty of insider trading) had established one such "parallel state" in Argentine Patagonia, and even controls a private airport that the Argentine state doesn't even pretend to monitor. (Article link is below) Did Milei allow Thiel the opportunity to experiment with one such "parallel state"? Given how Thiel and his associates are eager to create "network states" along similar lines, and Milei's own ideological leanings and personal ties to that crowd, it is an angle worth considering. My 2019 article on Joe Lewis in Argentina for MintPress: mintpressnews.com/dark-secret-be…

@JevonMayRise @ctreid89 Inflation is mostly driven by central bank quantitative easing (money printing) that debases the currency; and by energy costs which are in turn driven by supply, by demand, and by the geopolitics between markets, and resource rich countries.

@chrisgrayson @ctreid89 Inflation is largely greed based.

Did money ruin the club scene?

@aiorr Yes, it literally is. Boomer Exec (President): 1992 - now: 34 yrs Boomer House majority: 1996 - 2024: 28 yrs Boomer Senate majority: 2004 - now: 22 yrs When Clinton entered office: national debt: $3.8 T Today: national debt: $39.1 T Yes, it is the Boomers’ debt.

@chrisgrayson You cannot pin national debt on boomers. Congress is not filled by boomers a debt has ballooned.

Nostalgic memes spread misleading messages, like: “Once, families could own a home & send their kids to college on one income.” But the homes were smaller. Most kids didn’t go to college. The memes ignore facts. We give them to you:

@SmallGovGal @Bl00dOld @LibertyLockPod @LPNational The LP Convention is typically before the GOP convention.

@chrisgrayson @Bl00dOld @LibertyLockPod @LPNational LP gives time does primaries after GOP primaries that way Massie can run for LP ticket if he loses GOP

If @LPNational is remotely serious they should be doing EVERYTHING possible to prepare for a Thomas Massie presidential run. If the GOP blocks him out like they did Ron Paul the LP should have a red carpet ready for Massie to run third party. Once in a lifetime opportunity.

No, that’s not how it works. Let’s play this out: The LP runs no candidate, and… …and Massie gets railroaded by the GOP. Oh F’ck, now we all lose! No, the LP must put forward our best candidate. If it looks like we’re bleeding Massie votes (come on?) then he pulls a Trump to RFK move, and our candidates says vote Massie in exchange for a cabinet position. But “sit this one out” is bullsh!t. That’s a fool’s game.

@LibertyLockPod @LPNational If Massie runs and the LP runs anyone against him, they’re politically suicidal. Even if they can’t endorse him because bylaws or whatever, steer clear and let the current iteration of Ron Paul cook.

@snikergean @JohnStossel It’s the money. We debased our currency (and by “We,” I don’t mean you and I, I mean the government, or as accurately, the Boomers, because nobody else has been in power). Fix the money, fix the world. #EndTheFED

@chrisgrayson @JohnStossel Same here, totally agree with you! When John’s gets it wrong, he really gets it wrong! I just witnessed a barely 1000sq.ft. Home in a depressed neighborhood sell for nearly $1M! They not better! The market is upside down and no one can afford it anymore!

I will address Paul & Watson. The starter homes are not being built. The Boomers were born into a very specific time—in the post WW2 era when Boomers came of age, every industrialized nation had just had their industrial manufacturing capacity bombed back to the stone age, and the US was the only country on Earth that retained our manufacturing capacity. Also, Bretton Woods had ever-so-recently established the US dollar as the world reserve currency, then the Nixon administration established the petro-dollar, locking in the US dollar as necessary for energy purchases. Everyone had to hold our currency in reserve. This was the business / career / economic atmosphere the Boomers simply lucked into being born into. Not understanding their own good fortune, once in management, they exported the US manufacturing base, once in political power—just as the US became a one-world super power—they printed money like drunken sailors, debasing the US dollar. Now, with the US dollar’s purchasing power diminished, global super power challenged, we’re losing reserve currency status. As for the price of starter homes: adjust those prices for inflation Paul (you’re clearly not). 1. I’m no kid, I’m 56, I’m not speaking for myself, I’m speaking to their dilemma, because most of the youth don’t even comprehend their situation. 2. I’ve never seen a Zoomer say they want a 5 bedroom house, with a two car garage. Those may be what’s on the market, but most young people just want on the home ownership escalator. Stossel is wrong on this one. He surely knows currency / monetary policy well enough to know his argument is BS—cynically, I fear he’s writing for who he sees as his audience demographic, rather than hard truths.

The age of the "first time homeowner" isn't a definitive indicator of "affordability". In the '60's and '70's people had to save 20% for a downpayment, while modern buyers typically put down 5% while spending money on cars + luxury items + vacations. Boomers bought 2 bedroom starter homes where kids shared rooms vs modern buyers demand fully remodeled homes w/pools + each kid needs a room w/private bath.