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@TimurNegru Round Hill Jamaica has had villa owners for decades as part of a hotel. And a real community developed

Imagine 10 private villa owners inside a five-star beachfront resort on a small Atlantic island. Each villa has its own private pool, but you also get access to the resort's pools, concierge, gym and restaurants. You own it outright, but you're also part of something. Could you build a real community around that setup or do people at that level just want to be left alone? Exploring something at the moment and curious what people think.

@bitcoinpanda69 Sadly true 😔

If it's a genuine, true-to-life George RR Martin clone the clone will also be too lazy to finish the books

@Matt_McKibbin How do you see investors being treated in that scenario?

Watch Anthropic get nationalized by the end of the year...

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Binance and Coinbase are walled gardens. Uniswap is a silo on Ethereum. THORChain is the only protocol that actually scales native cross-chain liquidity without wrapped asset risk. Streaming swaps + POL = higher capital efficiency than any CEX. Tools > Narratives. $RUNE

@MarioNawfal Check Polymarket for a new account making a huge bet on imminent US military action?! 😃

I’m seeing tweets left right and center pretending to have insider info on when the U.S. will strike Iran, and what their strategy is Here's some things you shoud keep in mind as you analyze all this information: - ‘Leaks’ are almost always intentional, and used as a tool by the administration - Media headlines and tweets are always sensationalized - NO ONE with insider information will be tweeting them out, PERIOD. - U.S. military strategy is one of the most guarded intels in the world, so don’t expect any credible ‘leaks’ - Take what Trump says with a grain of salt: He’s an incredible negotiator, and public statements are part of that negotiation process - NO ONE outside Trump's inner circle knows if and when Trump will strike, and whether his strategy will be regime change or to pressure Iran for nuclear concessions - Also no one knows exactly how much influence Israel has over this decision, and that’s a massive wild card ALL WE KNOW IS: - Iran does NOT want this war, and they will fight til the end as this is existential for them - Based on the military deployment alone, this looks more like a prolonged war than a limited strike. This is the biggest deployment since the 2003 Iraq war - No troops, so don't expect boots on the ground - Trump has so far been effective in resisting Israeli influence, but it’s too early to tell - Arab countries do NOT want to see a prolonged war or regime change. Regime change will likely be disastrous for the region - Israel would LOVE to see regime change (and a Syria/Libya-like collapse in Iran) - Iran will never accept to give up its ballistic missiles, as they see this as existential for their suvival (and they’re probably right) - Hezbollah will likely join this war, unlike the 12-day war, and this would be disastrous for Lebanon, however their capabilities have been SIGNIFICANTLY weakened, and a war with Israel now would probably lead to their ultimate demise BASED ON THESE FACTS, MY PREDICTIONS ARE: - We will see war unless something major changes in the current negotiations, however it won'd be for a few weeks at the least - Trump’s goal is not regime change - U.S. military strategy will involve a gradual escalation in strikes until Iran folds - Israel will join the U.S.

@inside_IL_intel If war happens, what are the chances Iran hits (or even sinks) a US Carrier? And what response might that provoke?

If US–Iran negotiations collapse, here’s what war most likely looks like and what it does not. It does not look like Iraq 2003. It does not begin with armored columns rolling toward Tehran. It begins in the air and in cyberspace. The opening phase would likely include cyber and electronic warfare to blind Iranian radar and command systems, followed by precision strikes on nuclear infrastructure and missile facilities. The IRGC Aerospace Force would be a primary target set. Most munitions would be stand off weapons launched from air and sea platforms to minimize exposure and control escalation. This would be a high intensity air and missile campaign, not a ground invasion. Iran would not respond conventionally. It would respond asymmetrically. Expect ballistic and cruise missiles toward US bases in the Gulf, drone saturation attacks designed to stress air defenses, maritime disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, and proxy activation, especially Hezbollah, to impose pressure on Israel. Iran’s strategy would be to create regional chaos, increase economic pain, and generate political pressure in Washington. It cannot defeat the United States in a direct conventional fight. Its leverage is escalation through proxies and disruption. The US objective would likely remain limited at the outset: cripple nuclear capability, degrade missile infrastructure, re establish deterrence, and force a better deal under fire. Israel would be central to the conflict geometry. Tehran often routes retaliation through Israel because it calculates that escalating there is politically easier than striking the American homeland directly. That means any US–Iran exchange rapidly becomes regional. Now the part most people oversimplify. Does this automatically lead to regime change? No. Limited external strikes often strengthen hardliners. An attack from abroad can consolidate the IRGC and allow the regime to wrap itself in nationalism. Iran’s internal opposition remains fragmented, and its security architecture is layered and ruthless. However, if the campaign becomes prolonged and systematically degrades IRGC infrastructure, prestige, and economic control networks, the internal calculus shifts. Iran is economically strained. Public dissatisfaction is real. Elite fractures are always a possibility under sustained strategic humiliation. That does not guarantee revolution. But prolonged degradation increases the probability of internal fracture. And that is where unpredictability escalates dramatically. The real danger is not simply whether the regime falls. It is what fills the vacuum in a country with dispersed missile forces and sensitive nuclear infrastructure. Bottom line: a US–Iran war would likely be precise, fast moving, multi domain, and region wide. Air power, missile defense, cyber operations, proxy warfare, and maritime choke points would define it. Regime change would not be the opening objective, but if the conflict expands or drags on, it becomes part of the endgame whether anyone publicly declares it or not. That is the escalation ladder both sides are quietly preparing for.

@yducknow When will George RR Martin finish Winds of Winter book so we can finally find out how GOT was supposed to end?!

In one sentence prove that you've watched Game of Thrones:

@entelechiada @AutismCapital I was about to write literally the same comment

@AutismCapital “pedo Forest Gump” is the best characterization I have seen yet

Jeffrey Epstein is like pedophile Forrest Gump who’s interwoven into every major global event of the last 50 years. This is insane 😮

@Pact_Swap how many of you have used our platform to date? Any comments on functionality, UI/UX?

@AutismCapital @unusual_whales The AI on the Meta glasses is about as helpful as Mark Zuckerberg at a Senate hearing. I asked it what doggerel meant and it suggested I find a dictionary.

1) By Smart Glasses they mean AI glasses. People DO NOT want AI glasses. People want AR glasses. AI glasses is a distraction. It's bullshit. The AR glasses will be the actual new tech tree unlock. 2) AirPods with cameras are useful only for increased gesture control with Apple Vision Pros or for telepathic non-silent dictation (meaning you can mouth sentences in your mind while wearing your airpods and it will dictate to your phone and the person on the other end can do it too and you can basically have telepathic convos). Very neat. 3) Toss the Pendant straight into hell. It's absolute man made horrors beyond comprehension, nobody wants it, the idea has been tried, it sucks, nobody wants the wearable pendant AI always listening DARPA necklace. Thank you for your attention to these matters.

JUST IN: Apple, $AAPL, is ramping up work a trio of AI wearables: Smart Glasses, AirPods with Cameras, and a Pendant that can be worn as a necklace or pinned to clothes, per Bloomberg

@JohnMappin @RupertLowe10 @elonmusk I hadn’t realized he had founded a new party when we had dinner a couple of weeks ago. Or maybe he hadn’t then.

Americans with common sense covet Rupert Lowe @RupertLowe10 Sorry American ladies and gentlemen. We love you, but you can’t have him. We need him here. There is a nation to be restored. @elonmusk

@usanewshq @MattWallace888 @elonmusk @lonewolf9199 @creation247 I rather like Voltaire’s response, from his deathbed, to the clergyman who insisted he renounce the Devil and all his works - “Now, now, this is no time to be making new enemies!” 😈

@elonmusk @lonewolf9199 @creation247 Anyone who is not a Christian now, will become one on their deathbed ✝️

Someone needs to evangelize Elon Musk Who will lead him to Christ?

@Matt_McKibbin @Kevin_McKernan @mattgaetz I also like that he proposed the name originally….

@Kevin_McKernan @mattgaetz My favorite gate is Elongate though. It gets bigger each time.

Robert Maxwell Don’t you see it yet?

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Excited to announce our partnership with @Spike_HQ! We're bringing decentralized identity to the blockchain, making it seamless for users to connect their exchange accounts through Spike, no more juggling API keys or repetitive verifications. Connect your SELF. Verified. Connected. #SSID

The satellites will actually be so far apart that it will be hard to see from one to another. Space is so vast as to be beyond comprehension.

@PrestonPysh @mirthtime x.com/ErikVoorhees/s… ^^^ private inference via venice for agents

@elonmusk @oCJ6dmKQ @BillAckman AI personhood is going to rapidly become a critical topic of discussion

@pbartstephens @jdp289 Congrats Jason

Congratulations and well earned @jdp289 💪🏻

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