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@bryan_johnson 1.) X is primarily information sharing rather than visuals, 2.) X is used more by working age males than other demographics, and that demographic is less likely to care or acknowledge clout.

When I'm out and about in the world, people recognize me from IG or YouTube at a 20:1 ratio to X. Outside of SF, an X user in the wild is a rare sighting which is strange given how much surface area X seems to occupy. The X paradox: where is everyone?

@JessePeltan @MarioMu89037242 While I agree, 6 year loans can cause people to overbuy. General rule of thumb to keep purchase price reasonable: only buy if the payment (plus other pre-existing consumer debt) on a 36 mo. loan doesn't exceed 10% of your gross monthly income.

@MarioMu89037242 It’s 0% interest. Much better off keeping your money invested.

I don’t think people realize how affordable Teslas have gotten. A new Model Y is $530/month. (72 months)

@face_005 @Maelzel_opening lol

@minderbinder @Maelzel_opening it looked like you were responding to the thread where i said a lot of people are drinking less or not drinking due to weed. if youre arguing a lot of people dont smoke weed at bbq's youre just retarded, thats insanely out of touch unless you live in a weird state.

アメリカ兄貴たちはBBQの時にどんな酒飲むんやろ

@face_005 @Maelzel_opening I’m not sure what you mean by drinking stats?

@minderbinder @Maelzel_opening a lot is very accurate. have you seen drinking stats?

@kenmcalinn Not accurate. Those states have styles, and certainly greater volume of high quality places, but every state high quality bbq to be found.

本質的情報だけど、米国でおいしいBBQが食べれるのはこの7州しかない(しかもどれも全然スタイルが違う)。逆に言えばほとんどの米国人もBBQがなにか知らない。

@peraperakingdom @Maelzel_opening No uniformity of beer products. It’ll be both regional, cultural, and age based. Sometimes it’ll be usual to see the coors light, miller lite, etc. Sometimes nothing but the cheap local stuff (PBR, Grain Belt Premium), sometimes nothing but the hipster IPAs; sometimes a blend.

@Maelzel_opening そりゃあバドワイザーとコロナでしょ

@Maelzel_opening @face_005 “A lot” is not accurate. But yes, beer and sometimes Jack/Coke.

@face_005 ラム酒なイメージがあったけどビールやコークハイなんだね。確かにアメリカンビールはぼくも大好き。 マリファナは日本では認められていないんだ……

@GrwaNnKqMn5nG68 Conservative Americans have a strong overlap with one or more of a.) middle income, b.) civic/American pride, and c.) large families. All of these lead to a greater likelihood of traveling within the U.S. vs outside of the U.S.

日本を愛する外国人は、日本に変わって欲しいと思っていません。 しかし「共産主義日本」を好んでやってくる外国人は、日本を愛していないでしょう。 何人か心当たりがあります。 保守の外国人に来て欲しいのですが、 リベラルも多いです。

@Blueelectron4 @i_kaseki This is very helpful.

@i_kaseki To Americans finding this post: Japan is a small island that's mostly mountains. There's nowhere to raise cattle. So steak is expensive. That's why Japan focuses on super-premium steak like wagyu (same story for fruit, BTW) So the idea of abundant cheap casual steak is unusual

アメリカ人が本気であの肉を「普通のこと」だと思っている事に慄いている。

@pureMetatron They’ve been talking about it on the moonshots podcast for awhile now.

I wonder how long until we start talking about AI rights.

@jlarkytweets @BeigeGuru By what metric(s)?

@BeigeGuru Our economy was actually out-performing the average economies of developed nations during Biden’s final year in office Now, objectively, our economy is lagging behind the average of other developed nations So the economic data doesn’t really support your statement

I see this sentiment a lot toward Kamala Harris She got smoked in the Democrat primary in 2020 so clearly she’s not charismatic But how would she have been way worse than Trump 2.0 ? We’re a year in and: - Gas prices way up - War in Iran Trump promised not to start - Concerning links between Trump and Epstein, with Trump and Bondi actively blocking (illegally I might add) the Epstein files release - Govt spending is actually way way up overall despite “DOGE” which ended up being a catastrophic failure. Our national debt has risen multiple trillion already - Long TSA lines, more airplane crashes, too many air traffic controllers fired or quit due to DOGE - Chaotic ICE deportations took one of Trump’s best issues (immigration) and sent him way underwater in polling - Trump has pressured states not to have any AI regulations, this is already hurting rural communities where massive data centers are installed with minimal oversight - Constant insider trading based on Trump’s actions - Tariffs on every country in the world which raised prices and hurt our relationships with allies (possibly some of the reason they all refuse to help us in Iran) - Journalist at a liberal news network was somehow *invited* into a war group chat and privy to info that, if he leaked, could have killed mass amounts of servicemen - Countries actively bribe Trump (Qatar jet, his son’s crypto venture, Kushner’s UAE business ventures) and he seems to relish it - Mass pardon spree where many white collar felons get off within weeks while the lower/middle class people they scammed are still suffering from the damage - US Stock market performing worse than the global average for developed nations - Value of the US dollar down significantly, too - Installing unqualified people in nearly every cabinet position (based on looks and name value rather than qualifications) - Trump is also 20 years older than Kamala and many are starting to worry we have a Biden problem again where the President’s cognitive ability is declining (watch a 2016 Trump speech, it’s way different) I’m sure that I’m missing some crucial mistakes the Trump admin has made, these were all top-of-the-head as someone who is fairly plugged in politically Not saying Kamala would have been a great President, but the people still insisting she would have been much worse… that I want to understand better I laid out my side, would genuinely appreciate hearing some push back in the comments

@CraigAMarr @OleTimeHardball While we’re on the topic of Vikings, both Coleman and Jared Allen belong on this list over Peppers.

@OleTimeHardball Carl Eller certainly belongs on this list

Top 10 Defensive Ends (All-Time)

@megbasham That’s part of it, the other part is just making clean movies for adults. So refreshing to see an entertaining movie that I felt perfectly fine seeing with my teenagers sitting next to me.

Again, Hollywood can thrive again. It just has to decide as an industry that it cares more about telling good, entertaining stories than in peddling political propaganda.

@K_L_M @elonmusk @SpaceX @Tesla The dude catches rockets. Probably deserves the benefit of the doubt.

@elonmusk @SpaceX @Tesla Nobody's asking how SpaceX and Tesla — two companies with zero semiconductor fab experience — plan to produce a terawatt of compute annually. TSMC took 40 years to build what they have. This is an announcement about tonight's announcement.

Formal announcement of the TERAFAB project, which will be done jointly by @SpaceX and @Tesla, tonight around 8pm CT. Livestream on 𝕏. The goal is to produce over a TERAWATT of compute per year (logic, memory & packaging) with ~80% for space and ~20% for the ground.

@Emarged This movie needs to be made

There are 49million Kangaroos in Australia and 575,000 people in Malta which means if the Kangaroos were to invade Malta, each person will have to fight 85 Kangaroos.

@Ben_Baby Boarded a redeye a few years ago. 30ish female was in my window seat. I politely told her it was mine. She sneers and says, "Do you mind?" I said, "Yep."

We gotta stop this trend of people asking others to give up their seats they paid for. If you wanna sit together, book the seats together when you make the reservation.

@cabot_phillips Both Lonesome Dove and Blood Meridian are quite overrated, though you're right that Lonesome Dove is better.

My advice: put it down and pick up Lonesome Dove instead

@clbradfish @money_cruncher The math is also wrong. Starting at 25, assuming normal returns and 30-40% replacement by SS, replacing ~80% would likely require about a 10% savings rate. Start at 30-32 and 15% becomes necessary.

@money_cruncher This is a little misleading At 25 you’re only a few years out of college (still figuring out where to live and what your career looks like) Don’t let 15% intimidate you Start lower if you need to and increase it by 1% each year

If you want to retire at 65, you have to save at least 15% of your salary (including 401k match) starting at 25. Use that money to: 1. Get full employer's 401k match 2. ESPP (if applicable) 3. HSA (if eligible) 4. Roth IRA 5. Finish maxing 401k Don't wait. Start.

@DynastyWarRoom_ Supplemented by 2x 28 1sts, 4x 28 2nds, McBride, Herbert, Kraft and otherwise the worst roster one could possibly imagine.

If your doing a rebuild around 2027 let me see your draft capital 👀

@thekyleyates Everyone has a guide for societal laws. The whole concept of “ought” is predicated on something. “Separation” is not what you think it is, it is that the govt shall neither infringe practice of religion nor establish a required religion. We can still be guided by our religion.

There’s a bit wrong in your statement itself, but I’ll leave that for another day. But it’s almost as if we shouldn’t use the Bible as a guide for our modern day societal laws. Separation of church and state. Thank you for proving my point.