Tyler Jorgensen

@bryan_johnson a 99th percentile microbiome

guys you’ll never believe where I found the fountain of youth

@beffjezos cc @BillAckman

2025: "May I meet you?" 2026: "May I know your microbiome score?"

@MarioNawfal Just like how Iran was gonna sink our carriers and shoot down our fighters

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. may have no viable military option left against Iran. Defense analyst Pravin Sawhney says ground operations, strikes, or island seizures would fail due to Iran’s preparation and geography. He argues Iran has too many insurmountable military advantages. "We will see a sharp decline of American power." @PravinSawhney

@johngaltscousin @NASAAdmin @NASA about the same as 2 somali daycare centers

@NASAAdmin @NASA Artemis runs at >$5000/sec and throws away billions in unrecoverable hardware. That’s my money you’re wasting dude! Explain it please.

Congratulations to the Kingdom of Morocco on joining the Artemis Accords. Together, we’re building the future of exploration.

@yacineMTB Why just a billion?

anthropic is STUPID they DOUBLE CHARGED ME and then BANNED MY ENTIRE ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT because i was SIMULATING THE NEURAL NETWORK OF SHRIMP and TORTURING IT FOR A BILLION YEARS

I'm losing so much money every single second I dont spend in the states. Every day I wake up, I'm hyperventilating about the fact that I am irresponsibly putting my young family's future at great risk because I can't but help listen to my gut. I am filled with doubt every day

@BernieSanders you could have just done this with American scientists?

@bryan_johnson How is your urethras micro biome though?

How I've measured my body this week: + 7 blood draws + colonoscopy + esophagogastroduodenoscopy + whole body MRI + comprehensive eye exam + 24/7 + core body temp (ingestible pill) + blood glucose + HR/activity + stool + fertility + blood pressure + sleep

BYD could flood the market at half cost overnight. No amount of innovation can keep up with that. And again I said case by case not blanket protectionism. I am 90% pro free trade. A competitor setting up structural advantages designed to undercut an actual free market does not fall into the category of free trade to me. It’s more like economic sabotage.

@tjorg34 @GordonGChang A free-market read on this would be the following: if BYD can make a better car cheaper, American consumers benefit and American manufacturers need to innovate. The answer to Chinese industrial policy is not American industrial policy. It is American innovation.

No Chinese cars on America’s roads. None whatsoever. Not today, not tomorrow.

China has the right to act in their self interest too. As a said things should be examined case by case. Their can be mutually beneficial trade agreements for plenty of things and we obviously should seek those. Given the circumstances around auto, I believe it would be a catastrophic mistake for any western country to allow the import of them.

Fair on the structural argument, Chinese industrial policy is real and asymmetric. Import bans on autos are defensible on those grounds. But the logic cuts both ways: if the US protect its industries from Chinese competition, China protects theirs from the US's. Boeing, Caterpillar, American agriculture — all depend on Chinese market access. Case by case works until China plays case by case too. What's your framework for that?

No you should look at everything case by case. China plays by different rules than us, they intentionally create structural advantages in certain sectors through central planning and subsidies to undercut and destroy foreign industries. You should obviously protect you economies from this. Unless you are willing to accept the destruction of domestic auto industry or heavy subsidies to artificially make domestic auto competitive. An import ban is a simpler solution to address it before it's a problem.

@tjorg34 @GordonGChang Absolutely true, not contesting that, but are you banning, say, the export of iPhones to China? Are you for an enlarged export ban to further decouple the US and Chinese economy, at the cost of tremendous suffering for US businesses?

@ShakeelHashim so jensen is misleading people to justify selling blackwells to china

Jensen Huang, two weeks ago:

@hcorvinNYC @GordonGChang there are plenty of things we have export bans on

@GordonGChang But of course you're not opposed to exporting American goods to China, are you?

@DavidSacks Mythos is no doubt a very good model, but I think we deserve to dock Anthropic's credibility due to their behavior the past few months and the complete flop of 4,7

It’s time to demystify Mythos. Mythos is not magic. It’s not a doomsday device. It’s the first of many models that can automate cyber tasks (just like coding). OpenAI’s GPT-5.5-cyber can now do the same. And all the frontier models (including those from China) will be there within approximately 6 months. It’s important to recognize that these models do not create vulnerabilities; they discover them. The bugs are already in the code. Using AI to discover and patch them will actually harden these systems. The leap from pre-AI cyber to post-AI cyber means that there will be a big upgrade cycle. After that, however, the market is likely to reach a new equilibrium between AI-powered cyber-offense and AI-powered cyber-defense. Obviously it’s important that cyber defenders get access before cyber attackers. That process is already underway but needs to happen quickly (see point above about Chinese models). Unlike Mythos, GPT-5.5-cyber appears not to be token constrained so it may be the first cyber model that defenders actually get to use.

@MarmotRespecter this is like fashion on steroids. goin from "did you see what she is wearing?" to "did you see her pussy microbiome is in the 99th percentile"

i actually can't think of a better money-printer than a startup that does fake "tests" and tells women their pussy is healthier than 99% of women

@DissentFu destroy the job market by flooding the country with cheaper products built off subsidies and near slave labor, then complain about the job market

Banning Americans from buying cheaper cars and auto parts. This is the American government that WE pay.

@TheLaurenChen The thought of a trade agreement is horrifying

America, for years, has supplied Zambia with free medication, paid for by US taxpayers. Now, Trump has said that in return for the continued supply of medication, the US should get Zambia's mineral rights. For some reason, the left has interpreted this to be an act of cruelty.

@hashjenni It’s called “trade”

In case anyone isn’t aware, Trump is demanding Zambia to hand over its mineral rights by end of day tomorrow or the U.S. gov’t will cut off the country’s access to the AIDS medications that are literally keeping its citizens alive. Just thought y’all should know.

Hey we have a high trust society, and part of our high trust society we have constructed a test where we get everyone to vote privately and we might kill approximately 50% of them. Its normal high trust society things.

@neopalmtree01 @chakravartiiin Falling apart? They are intentionally destroying and rebuilding to hit GDP goals 😂

@tjorg34 @chakravartiiin Even those empty buildings are falling apart, in two decades it will be just empty without city.

Percentage of increase in housing cost in different countries between 2005 - 2026 > China: 0% or less > USA: 50%-120% > India:100%-300% "Housing is for living, not for speculation" Xi Jinping