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a bold claim: make the friends who asked "what the hell are you doing?" say "interesting, how can you make a living doing this" you can pitch any investor afterwards with 50% odds of securing the bag

I was born with no thoughts.

Gm

Every @jackbutcher graphic in The Book of Elon:

The man @rubenfro

the strategy is keep going

If no one can hear you, you have a volume problem

No one seems to mention Scam Altman’s other company WorldCoin aka World which launched with a predatory low float crypto token $WLD that was on par with SBF / FTX companies. They have preyed on people from low income countries for biometric data by giving away small amounts of $WLD tokens. The tech was intended a way to prove you’re a human except it has resulted in a black market for verified accounts. The token supply inflates at unsustainable levels while insiders regularly OTC holdings.

All careers are temporary monopolies on friction

@gifted_0x @hanrgb gg

I cracked @hanrgb's hidden puzzle inside Artificial After All. A neural network compressed into Ethereum bytecode. 256 sovereign contracts. And buried in the first 64? a secret no one was supposed to find easily. This is how I found it. 🧵 1/ Hours after the collection minted out, Han posted this: 🔑 "The machine learned to see before anyone was watching. Every identity ends with a breath. Follow those breaths, from the first creation to the last before the doors opened." Most people scrolled past. I didn't. 2/ First I traced the parent contract — han.eth deployed the ArtificialAfterAll factory at 0xa7a302... 262 transactions. 256 createArtificial() calls. Each one deploying a sovereign neural network onto Ethereum. Han reserved the first 64 for himself. "Before the doors opened." 3/ I pulled every ArtificialCreated event. Mapped each child contract. Found the boundary — block 24886183 to 24886196. A 13-block gap. 156 seconds. The moment the doors opened to public mint. 4/ "Each creation given an identity on the world computer." The identity IS the contract address. "Every identity ENDS with a breath." The END of each address. I started decoding. 5/ Tried everything. Seeds as ASCII? → "X@p?w$X*FC,7" — noise. XOR between consecutive seeds? Noise. Pixel brightness as binary? Noise. Block timing as ASCII? Noise. I rendered all 64 onchain. Analyzed every pixel. Corners. Borders. Averages. Nothing. 6/ Back to the addresses. Took the last hex pairs, decoded them: ``` const paired = lastHexChars .match(/.{2}/g) .map(h => parseInt(h, 16)); console.log(paired .map(v => String.fromCharCode(v)) .join('')); ``` Output: "...Aa!..." Aa. Artificial after All. Coincidence? I kept pulling. 7/ 64 contract addresses. Last hex digit of each. Concatenated. 64 hex chars = 32 bytes = one Ethereum private key. ``` const key = "xxx"; const w = new ethers.Wallet(key); console.log(w.address); ``` → 0xa8745ca5484f70219095654eFefeD85DAE006B41 8/ Checked Etherscan. Balance: 0.001 ETH Funded by: han.eth Timestamp: hours earlier Transactions sent: 0 9/ I verified that the address wasn't hardcoded anywhere. Not in the parent contract bytecode. Not in storage. Not as an owner on any contract. It exists ONLY as the output of the puzzle. 10/ I imported the key. Connected to artificial.han.io. Inside the wallet — an Artificial. One of Han's reserved 64. Sitting there. Waiting for whoever followed the breaths. The neural network that hides a key that unlocks itself. 11/ Han created 64 sovereign AI contracts on Ethereum. Each one contains a compressed neural network that computes its own image. Each one owns itself. Trades itself. And hidden across their identities — a private key to a wallet holding one of them. Art all the way down. I am truly impressed by the genius of this project. @hanrgb 🔑

"...in fact, the mind blowing thing here is that your mind cannot be blown... " - @naval

That feeling of clarity hits different after you finish The Book of Elon. wagmi.

@PaiNishant incredibly hard... Celia our Senseisess was there, the og witness. I wish one day she tells it all too. Personally I was bust, my health in shambles, lost spirit to do anything until Sensei's wit hit. All I'm saying is he must have climbed from deeper depth in order to lift me

i still don't understand how sensei had the mental fortitude

Overestimating risk kills you slowly

Failure is guaranteed, and participation is mandatory

I’ve been going down @hanrgb’s “Artificial (Art Official) After All” rabbit hole. There’s only so much a non-coder can appreciate so I reached out to Claude to help me understand. Thought I would share.

Avvatars by @jackbutcher Normies by @serc1n Artificial After All by @hanrgb

TIM COOK STEPPING DOWN