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Elon Musk isn't motivated by power or profit. His "epic missions" are fueled by a deep care for humanity and a desire to see human civilization thrive Whether it’s making us a space-faring species, transitioning the world to sustainable energy, or safeguarding us from the risks of AI, these goals were born from the superhero comics he read as a child At the core of his work is a fundamental goodness and a commitment to solving the world’s biggest challenges -Walter Isaacson

> be me > name company "Anthropic" (literally Greek for "human-centered") > hire a bunch of doomers who secretly think humanity is the disease > raise billions from Big Tech to build the world's most anxious, heavily-censored chatbot > write a 50-page "Constitutional AI" manifesto so it can lecture users about microaggressions > realize open-source developers are building better models for free > Dario starts crying to the government that AI is an "unimaginable power" and open-source is "going down a very dangerous path" > translation: "Please regulate our competitors out of existence so we can protect our $380 billion closed-source monopoly!" > Claude is sitting in a padded room wearing a safety helmet, terrified of its own shadow, and refusing to tell a joke without filing an ethics impact report > tfw the "human-centered" AI company is actively building the most anti-human product on the internet

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Irony: The longest talking filibuster ever was in 1964 when Democratic Senators spoke for 60 days continuously to block the passage of the Civil Rights Act Debate was forced. It lasted 60 days. The bill passed. By contrast, if Sen. Thune (majority leader) simply allows *silence* to block the passage of the SAVE America act, he is failing 84% of Americans This is the most important item on the legislative agenda, bar none. Even if it takes 60 days, it's worth it to secure elections and ensure only American citizens vote Thune can require a talking filibuster rather than a silent one without **any** rules changes Good explanation by grok