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@Nero I mean she could be Jewish and just be wearing a trophy

Before she started pretending to be Jewish 😍😭

@Nero @Sargon_of_Akkad @jollyheretic Just start accepting invites and not showing up. Feels like a good quid pro quo

I was invited this year too but something didn’t seem right about it so I didn’t respond @Sargon_of_Akkad @jollyheretic Then got an invite for Ye formatted differently and from someone else. There appear to be two different students asserting that they are union president

@PeterDiamandis Googles pet projects like quantum. Sinclair's works, all AI (still a moonshot even if it's already transformative) Unitree and Tesla. I feel like Sinclairs work is the most important/biggest disruptor. Immortality reduces almost everything to 0 if achieved.

Moonshot Companies: SpaceX, Anduril, Colossal, Lila... What companies Moonshot companies are you tracking?

@Outspoken_Sam Because you can't be a trad-wife like your spouse (Charlie) would have wanted while jet setting leaving your toddler-aged kids with no parent at home. Not to mention the now obvious risks that she's possibly going to be associated leaving her kids orphans.

Why does everyone tell Erika Kirk to go home and raise her kids... But no one ever tells Candace Owens to go home and raise her kids?

@bryan_johnson Some men die of thirst while others drown

Just gave Kate oral sex. Goodnight everyone.

@mizztanyalee @Timcast No. You serve another sovereign power in any capacity, ally or not, you should no longer be a citizen of the US.

@Timcast i could agree if they are fighting against Americans, otherwise the whole freedom thing comes into play.

Americans serving in foreign militaries should have their citizenship revoked

@ericweinstein They aren't revolutionaries. They are just cheerleeders for those who are. They would never dare step into the arena, but cheer/boo on those that do as champions/losers.

These aren’t deranged liberals. They are normalized revolutionaries. We normalized revolutionary thinking. These normalized revolutionaries have jobs, advanced degrees, teaching credentials, mortgages and responsibilities. This isn’t hard to grasp.

@ComicDaveSmith I wonder how he feels about censorship on mainstream lies when people commit violence in 2025/26. I think Erika Kirk might have something to say about that

Good times

@ThinkFast420 @PeterDiamandis @elonmusk Man what a retarded statement. I don't have enough characters to show how utterly retarded you sound. Tesla is better than Xiomi and BYD, grok is better than claud in many categories and Elon is likely to break mass market adoption of robots before uniteee, all unsubsidized too.

@PeterDiamandis @elonmusk Grok sucks and is useless compared to Claude… figure robots are better than Tesla’s robots… other electric cars way better than Tesla cars…. Elon is an artificial genius created by the establishment to mock society… in reality Elon is a very stupid person…

.@elonmusk just announced Terafab: two chip factories in Austin. One builds silicon for Optimus robots. The other builds chips for data centers in space. Name another human building chips, cars, robots, rockets, and AI simultaneously. I'll wait.

@ericweinstein I'm just now seeing this. I assume there's going to be a VOD? Will it be on YouTube or elsewhere?

If you don’t see this as wild, you aren’t thinking enough about what is being discussed. This is central to our time.

My old colleague, former Thiel Fellow @CathyTie, is just about to debate Harvard Professor Glenn Cohen as they take on germline gene editing. Then she goes to Play Carnegie Hall. Quite a week for @OriginGenomics CEO. Wild. Happy 30th birthday week to Miss Tie. Link below:

@elonmusk What will the dingos eat if there are no babies?

Australians are becoming an endangered species

@OverlyTrev Can you confirm if the graph is normalized for miles driven? It seems like you're not making an apt comparison given waymo has a lot more cumulative miles. Still...can't beat 0

NHTSA autonomous vehicle crash data has been updated through March 15, 2026, for AVs including Tesla Robotaxi. This includes unsupervised Tesla-driven robotaxis. • Waymo: 58 incidents • Zoox: 3 incidents • Tesla: 0 incidents Tesla has had 15 incidents in 10 months with an estimated 1,000,000+ miles driven on FSD. These miles include fully unsupervised driving as well. Many people claimed that Tesla had so many incidents with safety monitors and that it would therefore be worse when unsupervised. It turns out that wasn’t the case at all, as incidents are dropping as Tesla does more testing and trains better models.

@bryan_johnson This feels like you're trying to hit the wrong metric. The 102.2 core temp is a hypothosis supported by no data. The data indicates the protocol for the desired effect of longevity. This may in fact disprove the 102.2 hypothosis.

If you’re wondering how I initially landed at 20 minutes at 200°F for a daily dry sauna, this protocol is supported by both large observational longitudinal cohorts and smaller interventional studies. These studies demonstrate significant benefits for longevity and healthspan, including reduced mortality and morbidity from all-cause and chronic diseases. Observational evidence suggests that using a dry sauna 4 to 7 times per week for more than 19 minutes per session at temperatures between 176F and 212F provides the highest level of health benefits. Here are some examples of the benefits (using comparable protocols to mine): > 14-40% reduction in all-cause mortality in middle aged men > 48-70% long-term reduction in fatal heart disease in both women and men > 47% Reduction in the risk of developing a high blood pressure in healthy men > 31% average reduction in hsCRP in healthy middle aged men. > 40% Long term sauna use was correlated with decreased all-cause mortality > 48% reduction in dementia risk. > Slightly improved well being, 83% reported better sleep, and 77% less risk of psychotic disorders. Important points to keep in mind While most dry sauna studies do not identify heat-shock response including HSPs, the ones that do only give directional hints of HSPs secretion, to our awareness intracellular expression of HSPs has not been addressed with dry and why I decided to start quantifying my heat shock protein secretion and expression myself. While HSPs are a major driver of sauna benefits, other mechanisms including increased cardiac output and blood flow (exercise mimetic), vascular remodelling and adaptation, as well as sweating all contribute to the benefits.  A strong hit at this are the smaller yet significant benefits observed even with shorter durations and lower frequencies (10–19 minutes, 2–3 times per week), conditions very unlikely to achieve any measurable heat shock protein response. Therefore, do not be discouraged if you aren't ready for the long sessions required for measurable HSP activation. Real health benefits begin with just 10 minutes at 176°F, twice a week. If you are just starting your sauna protocol, remember that reaching longer sessions (over 33 minutes) at extreme heat of 190°F or above requires time. Listen to your body, and progress gradually and be careful not to exceed your personal heat tolerance limits. Also, stay hydrated and if you’re a man, ice your boys. My benefits from my starting protocol were real and persistent over 232 sessions including > 10+ years reduction of my vascular age and functional improvement (central pressure markers showing increased vascular elasticity and compliance) > Full detoxification of 3 out of 6 environmental toxins, remaining 3 were slashed by 55% to 65%, one toxin was reduced by only 15% and persisted at a slightly elevated level (with 15 sessions only). > Elimination of 85% microplastics from my blood and semen > Fertility markers at all time high (count, motility, and morphology) in 24 iced sessions.

I think I need to be fired. I've done 232 dry sauna sessions. Last week I confirmed, for the first time (by swallowing a pill), whether the core temperature threshold that gates the primary cellular repair mechanism was actually being reached in my protocol. The threshold is 102.2°F (39.0°C). For me, that takes 33 min at 195°F. With ice on face and neck, 38min. My standard daily protocol was 20 minutes. That wasn’t enough time to get my core body temp to the heat shock threshold of 102.2°F (39.0°C). Causing me to ask, did I just waste 77 hours and 20 min? It's possible my heat threshold has increased and the heat shock protein release was happening previously, but I doubt it based upon the subjective feeling I now understand as being 102.2F (39.0°C). It’s brutal. For these 232 sessions, I measured the temperature of the air, humidity, duration, frequency, the sweat output, blood biomarkers, vascular response, toxin clearance and fertility markers. There is no human body in history that has been more measured in sauna than mine. Nevertheless, I did not confirm the one number that determines whether the primary mechanism was activating. My goal wasn't to be a sauna bro. It was to saunamaxx. I was doing the former while thinking I was doing the latter. I rest my case. I should probably be fired.

@michaelmalice @grok can any combination of two non-standard dice have a higher likelihood of rolling numbers who's sums are 12 compared to two 6-soded dice's sum be 7…

I sometimes wonder how people like this handle the SATs Talk about answering his own question about disabling replies:

@NateSilver538 You're trying to launder misinformation. You take data from an aggregator, pass it off as truth, then leave it up and don't deny the data is incorrect when presented with multiple concrete evidence from multiple sources with no bias. Nice to see your fall from integrity.

Do you think that X is facilitating high-quality information? If you suppress external links and there's no real quality signal other than engagement, and people aren't even getting so the accounts they follow so much as the algo, it seems like this is about where you'd end up.

It's not my data. The source is Cluvio, which is linked to in the article. I'd link to it in this tweet, but ironically, that would kill engagement. And I know that traffic is hard to count. Especially for a private company. But if you have more accurate data, then publish it.

@PeterDiamandis I'm going to be pedantic but I'd you want to talk about "Moon" call it Luna and if you want to talk about "Earth" call it Terra. Everything else is slang and not a proper noun

Oh, and by the way… earth = dirt, and Earth = where we live (for now)

Can we agree to capitalize the “Moon” when referring to Earth’s satellite. It’s not a generic moon… it is our Moon!

@Timcast I seem to find my views of film and TV almost completely antithetical to yours even though we share a lot of political overlap. This just feels like an endorsement to go see the film if you have that vicereal of a reaction to the film to me. You should take the money.

For clarity, yes I have seen the entire film

ANNOUNCEMENT Timcast IRL has been asked to run ads promoting Animal Farm next week which is being distributed by Angel Studios Angel studios has done tremendous work in the past and I have been a fan for some time. However I am rejecting these ads outright as the film is shockingly offensive as it is pro communism and anti capitalism. The film in its entirety is a critique of capitalism from beginning to end and even has pro leftist terrorism elements. I understand that this statement may be one the stupidest things a company in the business of running ads can do, but I am so offended by this film I decided I must publish this statement. I hope Angel studios corrects this error and gets back to promoting positive films and messaging as they have in the past but I will not be party to nor defend such an egregious insult to a classic book and important message.

@cryptopunk7213 They put their identity as an artist and they believe so ardently that art is an expression of human form. They believe that art is a resllresentation of the artist in totality. The fact that art can be done by a soulless machine breaks not only their naritive but their identity.

genuine question: why are the arts and gaming communities so fucking touchy about ai? i get that 99% of examples are slop but we’re reaching a point where ai-generated media is indistinguishable for 90% of the world that shouldn’t go un-acknowledged just because you want to hide behind a professional identity ai isn’t going away, it’s getting (a lot) better, so why not try and figure out how to work with it to your advantage? isn’t that what a bunch of hollywood is realising now? doomer: “NO THIS IS NOWHERE CLOSE TO PIXAR GRADE” 8 year old (target audience): “haha that’s awesome” what am i missing?

@michaelmalice The people who have the money have made their choice, what's an anarchist to do when the outcome of function and efficiency collide with your desire for beauty? After all, it's their choice what they do with their property, not yours.

Indifference to appearance and surroundings is an architectural statement

@kenblackwell @RealCandaceO @mtgreenee @TuckerCarlson @Nero @JackPosobiec @Timcast @megynkelly @hodgetwins Warhawks should be drone struck out of existence.

I’m done with @RealCandaceO I’m done with @mtgreenee. I’m done with @TuckerCarlson. I’m done with @Nero. I’m done with @JackPosobiec. I’m done with @Timcast. I’m done with @megynkelly. I’m done with the @hodgetwins. I’m done with the entire cottage industry that built empires on the backs of a movement and now wants to lecture that same audience like they just discovered virtue. What we’re watching isn’t some great awakening. It’s a rebrand. It’s a pivot. It’s a group of people reading the room, spotting where the next pile of money is, and sprinting toward it while pretending it’s about conscience. That’s the part that insults people’s intelligence. These are not newcomers finding their voice. These are professionals who understood exactly what they were doing when they built their platforms. They knew the audience. They knew the message. They knew the stakes. And they were more than happy to cash in on all of it. Now, with a different set of incentives, they’re suddenly above it all. Suddenly they’re the referees. Suddenly they’re the ones telling everyone else they’ve been misled. No. They didn’t discover truth. They discovered a new revenue stream. There is serious money right now in turning on the very people who made you relevant. There is attention, media amplification, and a fresh audience waiting to reward you for it. So the script flips. The tone shifts. The lectures begin. And the same people who once spoke with certainty now speak with superiority. They wrap it in big language about principles and clarity, but look a little closer and the pattern is obvious. The timing is perfect. The messaging is coordinated. The outrage is monetized. This is not bravery. This is market positioning. Meanwhile, the people actually living in the real world, the voters, the families, the ones who don’t get paid to post, are treated like props in someone else’s content strategy. Talked down to. Written off. Used when convenient and discarded when not. That’s where the real frustration comes from. And here’s what makes all of this even more absurd. They’re squandering a once-in-a-generation moment. Donald Trump is not a polished conservative intellectual. He’s not Buckley. He’s not Reagan in tone or temperament. He’s blunt. He’s transactional. He’s often crude in ways that make even his supporters wince. And yet, in the only place that ultimately matters, results, he has governed like the heir to Reagan’s legacy. He reshaped the federal judiciary in a way conservatives had talked about for decades but never fully delivered. He put forward justices who helped overturn Roe v. Wade, something that for years was treated as a distant goal. He proved it was real. He pursued policies rooted in national interest, economic strength, and American leverage, not as theory, but as action. That combination unsettles people because it does not fit neatly into any ideological box. He is not a movement conservative in the traditional sense, but he has delivered outcomes that movement conservatives once said they wanted. And politics is not a clean business. It never has been. It is rough. It is personal. It is unforgiving. And it demands a level of resilience that most of the people commenting from the sidelines have never had to show. Trump has taken hit after hit, from media, from institutions, from political opponents, and yes, from people who once claimed to be on his side. And he keeps standing. They threw everything at him, and when that wasn’t enough, someone tried to take his life in Butler, Pennsylvania. That is not rhetoric. That is reality. And by the grace of God, he survived. Most people would disappear after that. Most people would step back, protect themselves, and walk away. He didn’t. So spare me the lectures from people who found a more comfortable lane the moment things got difficult. It is easy to posture. It is easy to pivot. It is easy to cash in. It is a lot harder to stand in the fire and keep going. And while all of this noise floods social media, something else is happening that people should be paying attention to. Foreign actors are pouring fuel on every internal disagreement, amplifying the most divisive voices, boosting the most inflammatory content, and creating the illusion that the country is more fractured than it actually is. They do not need to invent our disagreements. They just need to magnify them until it feels like there is nothing else. That distortion becomes reality for people who live online. It creates a collective illusion that America is coming apart at the seams, that neighbors have nothing in common, that the center has collapsed. But step outside of that bubble and it tells a very different story. Most Americans still believe in the core principles that built this country. Individual liberty. Personal responsibility. Equal justice under the law. The idea that rights come from God, not government. Those ideas have not disappeared. They are not fringe. They are the quiet consensus that does not trend on social media because it is not designed to provoke. What we are seeing online is not the country. It is a distorted mirror of it. And too many of these influencers are either blind to that or actively participating in it because it benefits them. You don’t have to like everything about Trump. Nobody does. But pretending this moment is ordinary, or that what has been accomplished is meaningless, is not serious. Some people are willing to take the hits to move the country forward. Others are just trying to make sure they land on their feet when the winds shift. And people can tell the difference. President Trump is the president we need at this historic moment. And he needs our support now, more than ever!! #MAGA