Eray Özkural, PhD - OG AI ⏭️🌟

@lsanger Oh it is true. Because the admins are Dunning-Kruger loser nobodies with an inferiority complex or straight up paid shills.

Not gonna lie, a lot of Wikipedia articles still suck—just poor quality—and always were. People with the knowledge to make improvements are not generally motivated to participate. They are not welcomed or respected; often, they are driven away.

@rand_longevity you can trust the company

would you let a company store a backup of your brain?

@ShaneFrakes @WatcherGuru No, it's the most reliable and trustworthy social network on the planet. :P

It won't, it's redundant, and if people understood that the dead internet theory is the X platform, it would make more sense. An algorithm that promotes nonsense and clickbait, full of propaganda. X payments will be limited to Tesla fanboys and crew, and that's about it. No one is going to create an account on X to make payments. It will be like the platform, overall underused and hyped as if it's number 1.

Elon Musk says X could become half of the global financial system if done right.

@martinmbauer It sounds like the computer scientist who said 100% was just a schizo retard.

The computer scientist understands how closely simulations can resemble everyday reality, the physicist understands that the Universe, on closer inspection, does not

@disclosureorg 🥰

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna on what to expect on the upcoming release of information about UFOs: “Every single member of Congress who’s gone into that briefing has come out saying, ‘holy s***.’”

@Dr_Singularity Seen my recent post? I expect material transport speeds to accelerate by 100x. Hello ¿¿?

Things are about to get very fast.

@pmddomingos Ackshually, geniuses think of problems nobody else has even thought of. 😉

Geniuses are people who solve insoluble problems (e.g., Dirac's equation).

@admpubmx @ShaneFrakes What the Skunkworks director said, he described a very similar technology to the buga sphere, regarding crash retrieval. Those spheres might actually be technology drops for the primitives to study.

@examachine @ShaneFrakes Miren: Esfera de Buga técnicamente es Ingeniería Inversa de NASA , que cayó como basura espacial como han caído otras bolas años antes en otros países. Entonces es como vender pirateria a la gente, fuese mejor aceptar que es Ingeniería Inversa y así llegar al origen.

1/2 The Buga Sphere that Greer and Maussan paraded around as alien tech last year, three metal layers, nine internal microspheres, fiber-optic-like internal wiring, no visible welds, there’s a NASA patent that explains every single one of those features, and it’s been sitting in public since Armstrong Flight Research Center filed it. DRC-TOPS-37. The FOSS system. Fiber Bragg grating sensors embedded in multilayer structures at quarter-inch intervals, passive, no electronics, interrogated externally by laser. The “alien wiring” is a sensing network. The microspheres are nodes. The seamless construction is superplastic forming, an existing industrial technique. The people in the disclosure community who were asked about this patent went silent. Here’s why it matters beyond one object dropped in Colombia. Hal Puthoff, the physicist at the center of AATIP, TTSA, the metamaterials program, and the Bigelow pipeline, has his entire research arc connected directly to this architecture. The AAWSAP program he helped run commissioned a classified paper called “Field Effects on Biological Tissues.” That’s the same physics. Because these fiber optic sensors aren’t just for aircraft wings, they’re already being injected into human brains, blood vessels, and deep tissue right now, reading neurochemical state, pressure, and temperature in real time, with zero active electronics in the implant, interrogated by an external beam. Puthoff’s ZPF work theorizes that you can couple to biological oscillators via the vacuum field, just as you interrogate a passive sensor with a laser. Remote viewing is the observation, and the ZPF theory was an attempt at a mechanism. The biological tissue DIRD was a classified research program. The fiber-optic biosensor literature is the open-engineering version of the same question. They’re all the same project. The “alien implants” framing in the AAWSAP report isn’t science fiction; it’s a description of passive electromagnetic-responsive objects embedded in human tissue, which is exactly what a fiber Bragg grating sensor looks like to someone who doesn’t know the patent number.

@DaveShapi 😆 🤣 😂

Could u fuckin not, actually

@Mavericks100xs @Pumpfun how about uprugging? there are projects that keep rugging investors and issuing new coins like nothing happened? 😑

BREAKING: Vitalik states that @Pumpfun has killed memecoins by turning new retail investors entering the crypto space into degenerate gamblers and with no real-world use, the industry will die fast. He also stated that @pumpfun has been a net negative to crypto since it was released in 2024 by draining the $crypto ecosystem with coins like the $Trump coin eroding trust.

@MartinGTobias I am naturally romantic. ❣️

Stop flattering random VCs. Laser-target the ones whose last 3 checks look like yours. Better fit, tighter pitch, faster yes. Filter fast at investormatch.pro

@matthew_pines Next Friday.

*this fall*

@PeterDiamandis Posted in 2017: log.examachine.net/labor-automati…

For years, we were told that robots would take blue-collar jobs first. Instead, AI came for office work and other creative jobs first.

@AshtonForbes Engineered Dead End

Tokamaks are the Wood League of fusion reactors. Their pitifully low Beta, ~10% is a measure of their end game efficiency. FRC reactors that Helion and TAE are BIS, having nearly 100% Beta. Ten times more efficient!

@EricRWeinstein @rosscoulthart Hmmm. Interdimensional might actually refer to wormholes across Everett branches. #itgetsweirder

David Grusch has talked to me many times. I have never heard any inconsistency in any set of statements. He has an unusual mind for excruciating details and discusses them with razor sharp precision at all times. What he is saying is beyond belief. And I believe he is not lying.

@DavidLeavitt 🥰🥰🥰

This is quite literally what Skynet does to infiltrate the human resistance with the T-800, T-850, and T-888 series Terminators, which are Cyberdyne Systems infiltrator units covered in bio-engineered living tissue, including skin, blood, and hair, over a metal endoskeleton.

@skdh Quantum wave realism is true... because it's just a wave in the unified field 🤪

The double slit experiment is the probably most misunderstood experiment ever. I have no idea who created the myth that if you 'look' at one of the slits, then the particles (photons/electrons) stop behaving as waves. It's wrong! They of course STILL behave as waves! Because particles are also waves, always. Photons and electrons make a self-interference EVEN ON A SINGLE slit. Don't believe it? Below an actual measurement from a laser diffracting on a single/double slit from Wikipedia. What happens if you measure which slit the particle goes through is that you get no interference between BOTH slits. And no, you don't need a conscious observer for this. Believe it or not, there have actually been experiments where they had people literally look at a double slit to see if that makes any difference and the answer is no, it does not. The entire mystery of the double slit is in the path of the particle TO the double slit. Because it seems that the particle must "know" whether it WILL be measured at one of the slits before it even gets there. It must "know" whether to go through both or just pick one. Seems like the future influences the past? Not really, it just means you have a consistency condition on the time evolution.

@UAPDr You can see some artifacts, and there's a hull. Makes you think what else is up there. 🤔

@examachine Or NHI cloaking themselves as an extremely fast bird 😉

This flying object looks completely identifiable… until it doesn’t. Southeastern England. Dinner time. Watch closely from 0:18 to 0:25, and tell me what, exactly, I’m looking at. #UAP #UFOsighting

@Ngnghm apples vs oranges. ocaml module system is awesome.

The fact that Haskell typeclasses work better than OCaml modules shows how lame the best functional programming is compared to even a stunted informal underspecified undocumented version of logic programming.