Levi Roberts

Hey @grok if @everand_us promotes a 30 day free trial on their website but only offers a 7 day free trial upon registration, what consumer protections are available to me?

@PFTCommenter *Sheisminc moment

We have the years first true Heisman moment:

Awww so now the right is cancelling people and working to control speech. Cool cool.

@micsolana Wait, why do you not retweet them?

this is true and also doesn't matter. the correct number of horrifying schizophrenic train murders committed by a man previously arrested 14 times is zero.

@TownsUsa When I was 10, my parents bought me a Daniel Boone hat when we were at Yellowstone. I proceeded to sit on it at the very front bench of old faithful right before it blew, with tail out my backside, and drag my butt along the bench like one of our old dogs to my mother's horror.

share a piece of National Park lore about yourself

@LumberTrading To be fair... It was all pretty bad. Felt like it was written for a book and they just translated it to film word for word.

Liberal arts out performing hard sciences and computer engineering. 😂

Feels appropriate to repost.

If @lexfridman interviewed @MikeTyson

Thought for a lot more seconds.

Not the yachts!!!

@nocontextmemes Homath absolutely shaking rn.

Crooked River Ranch, Oregon Jefferson County Population: 4,051 Photos from Google Places API Link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crooked_R…

@TownsUsa This is the tweet that should have gone mega viral.

Greenland Parliament using the Mercator projection

Gotta admit this one didn’t quite land since Elon is basically Co-President.

The average age of homebuyers is now 56, up from 49 in 2023, according to the National Association of Realtors

I've spent the last 8 months traveling to 20+ states, talking to young people about how they see their economic futures. I wrote about my findings (link below). Gen Z faces a double disruption: (1) AI-driven technological change + (2) institutional instability. When I talk to young people, they're not just worried about finding jobs, they're worried whether "careers" as we know them will exist in 5 years. We're seeing a version of the barbell strategy in how young people approach their futures. On one end, people are choosing trades over college debt. On the other, people are betting everything on creator economy/crypto/AI startups etc etc. The middle path exists, but it's increasingly blurry. This shapes identity. When a single viral TikTok can outperform a year's salary, and traditional credentials lose value faster than you can earn them, young people aren't just changing careers—they're developing fundamentally different relationships with economic reality. When I talk to people across the country, their concerns are greater than traditional political divisions. They're wrestling with questions of identity, meaning, and community in a world where traditional narratives about success and stability no longer hold. What looks like a conservative shift among young voters might actually be something more foundational: a generation's attempt to navigate a world where institutions promise stability they can't deliver, where algorithms offer opportunity without security, and where the very nature of work and worth is being redefined. It’s constantly evolving, and it’s not just politics - it’s the very nature of self being called into question. Link in next post.