Greg Berry

What is clear... no one has any clue what is going on and who is agreeing to what.

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BREAKING: Iran accepting the ceasefire was reportedly driven by a "last-minute intervention by China"

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@APompliano But what about all of Iran's demands? No way the US would ever agree to most of their 10 points.

It is being reported that China intervened and specifically asked Iran to accept the ceasefire with the US. If that is true, many analysts will be proven right that the Iran conflict was really about global conflict and competition with China. Big if true.

I wonder if Trump is aware of this. What a moron.

No deal.

Within minutes of Trump announcing a two-weak cease-fire, Iran fires more missiles at Israel.

It’s obvious that Trump didn’t have a plan for what to do when this latest deadline comes and goes… because he doesn’t have a plan to begin with. He’s clearly shooting from the hip based on ego and moving markets.

Trump is being played like a fiddle.

Where are the men in Congress? Time to step up against this lunatic.

On my way back from Japan… watched “The Tech Bro Murders” series… they stretch so hard to associate the murders with “tech bros” …literally the only connection is the murders happened in Silicon Valley. They just randomly say “tech bros” throughout the doc. 🤣

Why doesn't the @NASAArtemis mission have telescopic lenses on their cameras? They're that close and it looks pretty much the same as looking through an amateur telescope. @NASA

@packyM ...and accidentally holding down the Apple Watch dial button at the gym. This was the final straw for me to completely disable Siri.

I bet Siri has been opened accidentally (holding the side button while putting your phone in your pocket) more than it's been opened intentionally in the past year.

@packyM No truer words have been spoken.

@ramit We nailed the timing! Hope you had a great trip! Brought my mom here for her 70th bday. Head back to LA tomorrow.

Cherry blossoms over the weekend in Tokyo

Wrapping up a 10 day trip to Japan. Wow! Such an amazing and beautiful country. I can’t wait to return. The food, service, hospitality, professionalism, and attention to detail is unmatched. ありがとう！

This child is unfit for the office of @POTUS

@JamesonCamp Agree on all of this. For me Saas is still somewhat in question. I’d add phone calls and sms will be completely saturated with cold outreach/spam that they will become unusable.

Bets I'd put $1M behind right now. Most people disagree with at least half: › The specialist era is over. Generalists with taste win from here. Entire generations were raised wrong. › The loneliest generation in history is about to overcorrect hard. IRL events explode. › AI slop floods everything. People start paying a premium for proof something is real. › Reality TV has a massive renaissance. Only content you can't fake with a prompt. › Creators matter more not less. In an AI world your resume is worthless. The only thing that matters is what you've actually built and whether people trust you. › 4-person teams start producing what 400-person companies used to. Boring businesses get automated first and fastest. › Everyone predicting the death of enterprise software doesn't understand moats. Salesforce isn't going anywhere. Neither is Workday. › Local models catch up to cloud models the same way 5G caught up to broadband. For 95% of what you do you won't be able to tell the difference. › When that happens the $200/month AI subscription dies. Models run on your device. No data leaves your machine. No subscription. OpenAI's business model has a clock on it. › Every investor is obsessed with the AI software layer. That's the wrong layer. The money moves to hardware, chips, and energy. Nuclear. › When labor gets commoditized the only scarce resource left is energy. Be long anything that produces it. › Peptides go way beyond GLP-1s. Individualized protocols for sleep, recovery, cognition become the new baseline for anyone serious about performance. › AI-enabled drug discovery doesn't just find new drugs. It finds disease-modifying treatments. The kind that change how long humans live. › Someone alive today reaches 150. I actually believe that. › I believe in the Fourth Turning. The world gets scarier before it gets better. Be long defense tech. › Bitcoin becomes the payment layer for AI agents. Autonomous systems need autonomous money. Crypto finally gets a use case that isn't speculation. Missing anything?

@sweatystartup 🙄

My kids aren’t allowed to have candy on Easter or Halloween. Horrific for them and a terrible habit. If they are good all day they get flavored yogurt (normally get regular) as a bedtime snack. I tell them it’s ice cream (they’ve never had it). Raise disciplined kids.

@TheRundownAI There are many more. People just aren't bragging about it.

Sam Altman predicted in 2024 that a one-person billion-dollar company "would have been unimaginable without A.I., and now it will happen." He just emailed the NYT saying he won a bet with tech CEO friends over when it would arrive, and that he "would like to meet the guy." The guy: Matthew Gallagher, 41. Spent $20K and two months building a GLP-1 weight-loss telehealth company out of his living room in LA. The stack: ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok writing code. Midjourney for images. Runway for video ads. ElevenLabs handling customer calls. Custom AI agents stitching it all together. $401M revenue in year one. On track for $1.8B this year.