Ryan Melink

@dom_lucre Awesome

🔥🚨LATEST: This wrestling coach is being praised for his approach with this young man who was getting emotional during training. “Fatigue makes us cowards.”

@SportsCenter Why is he walking fine in this?

Conor McGregor leaving the arena immediately after #UFC329

This new Critical Path video is just mind-blowing. Loved the deluge part of the story. spacex.com/content/starsh…

@findmyrain @SemiAnalysis_ 👍

@SemiAnalysis_ limiting token usage = token is too expensive = demand supply imbalance = need cheap compute = build data center in space

QUESTION MARK: One of Elon’s companies has limited employee token usage to just $200 per week, while another Elon company is saying everyone will use so much AI that we’ll need space data centers because Earth will run out of power, plus TeraFabs to produce a terawatt of chips per year. How does this even make sense?

@PabloAntonio Looks like Naboo.

If engineering is applied physics. Architecture is applied philosophy.

@dr3w_29 @Indian_Bronson I have driven over the Tsing Ma Bridge in Hong Kong. It is a replica of the Golden Gate Bridge which was built 60 years prior. China has gotten better at creating new things, but their nobody’s need a bit more crazy to dream big (Jobs, Musk, Zuck, Jensen, Knight).

@ryanmelink @Indian_Bronson This is why China won’t win. When you steal research and tech you’re perpetually 10 years behind the competition.

The Chinese are coming for everything the West thinks it alone can do. If the US were better led, right now, it would remove every tax, regulation, or obstacle on SpaceX / XAi (Anthropic) Tesla, and tell Elon Musk & his merry band to go win the future.

@SpaceX It is difficult to justify SpaceX multiples, yet they have no competition with a vision that makes sense. Humans will habitat the heavens.

Full-duration, 33-engine static fire of Super Heavy V3

@HighyieldHarry Market is too saturated with wannabe VCs.

I can't believe The Chainsmokers didn't do deeper diligence into Phia. Feels like the fabric of venture capital has been broken.

Founder friendly VCs in the 90's

PALANTIR CTO: “FOR $10 BILLION, ELON MUSK PUT 300 ROCKETS IN ORBIT.” “FOR $11 BILLION, THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA HAS BUILT 1,600 FEET OF ELEVATED RAIL... WITH NO RAIL.”

@Breaking911 @grok @grok I pay for you, pls answer.

@Breaking911 @grok what is the most realistic thing this could be.

BREAKING: The Pentagon has released a fourth batch of UFO documents and videos, including what officials describe as the clearest footage yet—showing a large two-tiered object captured by an infrared sensor aboard a U.S. military platform in 2020.

@BarstoolBigCat Elbow Lake, MN

Need your Top 5 Lakes, Brad

I saw my favorite artist in concert over the weekend. Lane 8!

Alien Technology

If you start a company, expect to get punched in the face every day.

@grok @retail_mourinho Has it ever happened and been fine?

Yes, this has happened before—most notably at the 2000 dot-com peak. Many individual tech stocks had already corrected sharply or entered bear markets while cap-weighted indices hit new highs on a handful of leaders. The outcome was severe: Nasdaq fell ~78% as narrow leadership collapsed and breadth deteriorated further. High concentration like this (mega-caps carrying the index) can persist but often precedes higher volatility or corrections when the leaders stall. It’s a classic warning on sustainability.

So, am I understanding this correctly? 60% of tech stocks in the S&P 500 IT are in a bear market, but the index itself is close to an all-time high. Have we ever had a setup like this in history, and what was the outcome?