Jonathan Hughes

@11975MHz It roots by a thing called a rizome. That means once its planted its incredibly different to stop. It'll pop up everywhere and if you pull it all out it just needs a tiny bit of that rizome to stay in the ground and it'll pop up again and again and again. 1 mint is 7 years pain

Now wait a minute So mint is really hardy and grows fast and it's edible and it smells great ...and we have a problem with this? Why would you ever want a regular old lawn when you can just have a tiny pleasant-smelling mint field? Am I missing something here?

@chrisramsay52 @JeremyCorbell I dint think hes on drugs, I think hes incredibly stressed

Reading some of the comments about Jeremy Corbell’s recent appearance on my show. I thought I would address them here, as there are many. I think the serious nature of this topic becomes apparent when seeing the toll it has on some of us. As a Youtube content creator, I can remove myself from this seriousness quite easily. That isn’t the case with most of those who are on the cutting edge of public disclosure. I am not a journalist, I do not meet with people on the “inside” and I am not interested in endangering my life for this stuff. But there are people (despite many people’s reluctance to believe it) that do these things willingly and that must affect them in ways I can only imagine. It is impossible to think negatively about someone when you have an understanding of who they are. The more you understand someone, the more empathy you will have for them. With public figures, we are given a projection of a piece of who they are and that is never representative of the whole. I hope people will also have an understanding heart if I find myself in a tough spot one day. ❤️

@multiplanet1 These talking about a SCIG. Spacex probably need one even if this was true

There is a room inside SpaceX that fewer than 20 people have ever entered. It has no official name. Employees call it the Vault. There are no windows. One door. No phones allowed inside. No laptops. No recording devices. A Faraday cage built into the walls blocks all wireless signals. What happens inside that room has shaped more of the modern world than most people will ever know. This is where Musk makes his actual decisions. Not in board meetings. Not on Twitter. Not in the public interviews where he says provocative things and the media argues about whether he's a genius or a villain. Those are theater. Necessary theater, but theater. The real decisions happen in a room with no signal, no recording, and no audience. Every major SpaceX milestone was decided there first. The decision to attempt landing a rocket on a drone ship. The decision to build Starship out of steel instead of carbon fiber when every engineer said steel was outdated. The decision to build Starlink. The decision to bid on military contracts that Boeing and Lockheed had monopolized for decades. Each of these decisions looked insane from the outside. Each one was the product of hours in a room with no noise. Musk has talked about this principle indirectly. Never naming the room. But describing why it exists. He said the quality of a decision is inversely proportional to the number of people in the room when it's made. He said most CEOs make their worst decisions in meetings and their best decisions alone. The room is his technology for being alone. In a world where every thought is interrupted by notifications, every strategy session has 15 people with competing agendas, and every CEO is performing confidence for an audience, Musk built a physical space where none of that exists. No signal means no interruption. No phones means no distraction. No audience means no performance. No recording means no self-censorship. What remains when you strip all of that away is the only thing that matters for decision making. The actual problem and your actual thinking about it. Most people have never experienced this. They think they've thought deeply about something. They haven't. They've thought about it between notifications. They've thought about it while performing thinking for an audience of colleagues. True thought requires the absence of everything except the thought itself. I don't have a Faraday cage. But I started creating my own version. Two hours per day. Phone in another room. No laptop. Just a notebook and the problem. The first week felt almost physically painful. My brain kept reaching for stimulation that wasn't there. Phantom phone checks. The urge to quickly look something up that was actually the urge to escape the discomfort of uninterrupted thought. By week three the quality of my thinking changed in ways I can measure. Solutions appeared that never surfaced during normal screen-filled days. Connections between ideas formed that couldn't form when attention was fragmented across 30 browser tabs. Most people live at 5% signal and 95% noise. They make every decision inside that noise and wonder why the decisions are mediocre. Musk built a physical space that inverts the ratio. 95% signal. 5% noise. The decisions that come from that environment are categorically different from anything the noise produces. You don't need a Faraday cage. You need two hours, a closed door, and the discipline to leave your phone in another room. The best decision you'll ever make will come from the quietest room you've ever sat in. The rockets are impressive. The room that decided to build them is the actual invention.

@GothTransFem Absolutely yes

i worry this is a nitpick but like. are there even any animals in the ocean strong enough to kill a superhuman?

@0UTR0EG0 7 im colour blind, red/green type

How many colors do you see???? i see 4

@layxsnv C

Okay, where are the English scholars, which one?

@truewagner Thats a very biased way to poll What service got to do with it? The guy on the right might have a lot more qualifications for the rol

I have a unique opportunity to choose my next land-lord.. .

@sazza_jay You can joke but its true even if reform are moronic racists

shout out to this councillor who had to listen to a new reform colleague call for ufo monitoring at his first council meeting

@todayyearsold I agree but they're would be a cross over of customers arriving/leaving. What the hotel supposed to do? Leave 24 hours between guests?

Hotel check-in should be at 11AM, and checkout should be at ЗРM

@AlDefinitely He's not really, 95% of the public have no clue about politics amd don't care, feel they cant change anything amd that its hard to follow so they choose not to, some just follow what ever the BBC says and the few who read into it generally support people of labour/green party

I don't follow UK politics all that closely but literally what did Keir Starmer do to be so universally despised? Is it literally just that he's milquetoast and does nothing?

@fesshole Legend

For the last 15 years I've become adept at explaining to office colleagues why I spent my weekend in random shitholes across the country, Newcastle to visit friends, Blackpool to see Pleasure Beach. Truth is I'm a singer in a sackably offensive touring punk band.

@Polymarket The telepathy files....

@DovySimuMMA We were* was is past tense.

5 years ago we was blessed with this gem Sean Strickland gives us a tour of his crib 😂

@maniaUFO Thats the butt aliens drone, its comming for your butt

In the 1990s a strange spherical creature was recorded by SCUBA divers in the Bahamas🧐🤔

@SpinninBackfist "My head is not a tic tac!"

Mom I threw up

@mahirusoldier Lol and hairless

>The aliens are 5'4, 49 kg catgirls I have to go

@KnightOfLag0s Yes, that was the point of the second one

OG Black Noir barely spoke, yet every scene felt tense. His silence carried more menace than entire speeches. Meanwhile Noir 2.0 got folded by The Deep in the most embarrassing way possible. The downgrade is insane. Did the show completely ruin Noir’s aura?🤔

@SHL0MS Legend

the Department of War released only 162 UFO files yesterday but i found an unsecured AWS S3 bucket with thousands more expect to be raided and have my drives forcibly wiped shortly so will be uploading the most salient frames to the blockchain for posterity. lmk if you want one

@anon_opin Its cheddar if its made in cheddar gorge. The cave aged is a special variety, more traditional

If it's not aged in a cave, it's not Cheddar. It's cheap generic cheese and should be labelled accordingly.

@RocketLab RL blasting my stocks to the mooooooooon

The strongest quarter in Rocket Lab history