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Too much scale is inherently a bad thing. Democracy doesn't scale, and at a certain point it leads to corruption and dilution of your entire existence.

@pnwprincess23 I love giving people compliments.

lore drop: i once told a guy at a farmer’s market his flute playing was very andre 3000–esque he said “that’s good, i am andre 3000” we chatted for a bit, then he drifted off playing the flute. no one else around knew who he was compliment people, you never know where it may lead

@Emarged They learned from the president

There’s currently a pandemic of white female teachers raping their students.

@NotZainAgain Crazy

Went to my second ever broadway show the other week and it was a one-man performance by Daniel Radcliffe aka Harry Potter. He spends the 20 minutes before every show handing out props and recruiting people to interact with him during the show. Never seen someone so dialled in. Was an amazing performance, 1.5 hours straight, no intermission. He does this night after night. Did some math with Claude and he probably makes $50K per week which is great $$ but still considerably less than what he would make for a movie role. His parents also helped him invest his Harry Potter earnings well and he makes $660K/month just off investments (UK companies are required to make full financial disclosures, very different from the US but very useful for this kind of pocket watching). Which means he never has to work again he just continues to do this for the love of the game. These kinds of in-person experiences and acts of passion are one of the few things that can’t be replaced by AI Oh also he does not like it when you call him Harry or bring up his old movies. Ask me how I know.

This photo is the entire American cost curve story in a single frame. You can buy a 1080p mini projector on Amazon for $49. A refurbished laptop for $150. A Bluetooth speaker for $25. Total home theater setup: under $250, and the prices dropped 95% in the last 15 years. A studio apartment in Hollywood rents for $1,986 per month. That's $23,832 per year for 518 square feet. The same neighborhood where this tent is pitched. Technology followed a deflation curve. Computing power per dollar doubles roughly every two years. Storage costs collapse. Screens get cheaper. A device that cost $3,000 in 2010 costs $49 in 2026 and fits in your palm. The projector in this tent is almost certainly better than anything a mid-tier hotel offered 10 years ago. Housing followed an inflation curve. LA rents are up 65% over the last decade. The county has 72,308 people experiencing homelessness. The median rent requires an income of roughly $110,000 to afford without being cost-burdened. California added about 100,000 housing units per year while needing 180,000. So this is what happens when one cost curve goes to zero and the other goes vertical. You get a man projecting a movie onto the wall of a tent in Hollywood because the entertainment is the cheap part. The four walls are the expensive part. A projector costs $49. A studio in Hollywood costs $24,000 a year. 72,000 people in LA County can afford the home theater. The door that locks is the part that broke. That ratio tells you everything about which problems we solved and which ones we chose not to.

@NortonMpls I love getting these updates. Glad y’all finally get to be outside like us out here in texas lol

Lovely spring day in Minneapolis, it seems like the whole city is outside today

@VikingsNewsSkol 👀

WR DeAndre Hopkins on playing with Kyler Murray again on the Minnesota Vikings: “If Kyler need me he know I’m there, if the Vikings need me they know I’ll be there… I think Kyler fits in perfect there… one of the best accurate quarterbacks in the game and his stats show that.” 🎥: @TMZ_Sports

Let me explain what a $2 billion “cow collar” actually is 👇 They put an AI collar on a cow. It tracks location. Health. Movement. Behavior. Every second of every day. A farmer opens an app. Draws a line on a map. That line becomes a fence. No physical fence. No wall. Nothing visible. When the cow gets close to the boundary.. the collar vibrates. The cow turns around. Within 10 days the animal doesn’t even test the boundary anymore. It just stays inside. 700,000 animals are already wearing them. They called it a “cowgorithm.” They want you to laugh at it. Now read the technology again without the word cow.. 24/7 GPS tracking on every individual. Real time health and behavior monitoring. Invisible boundaries drawn from a phone. Movement controlled through vibration and sound. Subject learns compliance within days. $2 billion. And guess who led the investment… Peter Thiel. The same man who built Palantir. CIA backed surveillance from day one. The same man who just got a $10 billion Pentagon contract to run AI inside the military. His entire career is building systems that track and control. Now he’s funding a collar that does exactly that. They’re not investing in farming. The farming is the test… Most people have no idea what’s coming…

Crazy how this was blueprint for how humans were supposed to live but now it’s a luxury💔

@TheChiefNerd We are not actually short on labor. Billionaires want us to keep growing so their bank accounts can keep growing

JASON: “Elon seems to think we're gonna have one robot for every human.” JENSEN HUANG: “I'm hoping more … We're millions of people short in labor today. We're actually really desperately in need of robotics. All of these companies could grow more if they had more labor.”

Gold is crashing. Silver is crashing. Stocks are crashing. Crude Oil is rising. So where is the money flowing? I have the answer to that: -> Cows. The cattle index has outperformed the broader market. Silicon Valley and Peter Thiel have poured billions into cow-related startups. Markets are rotating to Cows as the biggest hedge against uncertainty. Because while you don't know how Trump will react to new situations? You know how cows do: They say Moo and Eat Grass. Markets might be telling us, that Cows are the greatest hedge against uncertainty.

@kejca Gotta love Tim Apple. Let him cook!

Apple CEO Tim Cook: "I don't want people looking at their smartphone more than they're looking in someone's eyes." "If they are just scrolling endlessly, this is not the way you want to spend your day. Go out and spend it in nature."

@elonmusk What about the air traffic controllers?

I would like to offer to pay the salaries of TSA personnel during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the lives of so many Americans at airports throughout the country

@Runningbear Wait, you can’t trust Mexican food from the gas station in other states?

Texas is the only state where you can trust Mexican food out of a gas station.

@AdamSchefter Interesting

Pittsburgh Public Schools will operate remotely from April 22–24 as the city prepares to host the 2026 NFL Draft. With road closures, heightened security, parking restrictions, and heavy traffic expected, the city believes remote learning is the best option during that time.

Fr wtf is going on? First Jack Harlow now La Russel??

@MelonTeee The CIA is engineering bugs to destroy your crops

gardening is NOT relaxing bugs are eating all my shit I've never felt this violent in my life

@DesireeAmerica4 It’s interesting you have some stars doing this and others blowing the whistle on them pedo trafficking regime

Former 'Baywatch' star Alexandra Paul and 20 others were arrested for breaking into a Wisconsin farm to free beagles bred for biomedical research. ​Remember the absolute national meltdown a few years ago when it was exposed that Dr. Fauci and the NIH were funding experiments on beagle puppies? The public was furious. Yet, years later, massive breeding facilities supplying these exact types of labs are still operating completely legally. ​If the entire country already agreed that government-funded beagle testing went too far, how are these facilities still legally untouchable today?

@JustFreshKicks Damn.

Anthony Edwards at the 2020 NBA Draft sitting beside portraits of his late mother & grandmother 🕊️

@SnellSZN What are the other ones?

Minneapolis is such a great city man. I’m reminded every time I visit. Great place. Midwest is blessed with a lot of underrated cities

@SageWhale Because of leverage trading right?

Hyperliquid just became the most profitable chain on the planet in the last 24 hours hyperliquid generated more fees than ethereum, solana, bitcoin and BNB chain combined With just 11 employees, no VCs or marketing