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@tassadaro22393 Good decision

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WhatsApp encryption is a giant fraud. The state of Texas just sued WhatsApp for lying to users about privacy — because WhatsApp employees have access to “virtually all” private messages. Now we know what WhatsApp’s founder meant when he said he “sold his users’ privacy.”

GOOGLE JUST SILENTLY DOWNLOADED A 4GB AI MODEL TO YOUR COMPUTER WITHOUT ASKING. No permission dialog. No notification. No way to stop it. If you use Chrome there is a 4 gigabyte file sitting on your hard drive right now that you never agreed to download. It is called Gemini Nano. A security researcher just proved how it works. He set up a completely fresh Chrome profile. Did not click anything. Did not scroll. Did not type a single keystroke. Just opened the browser and watched. 14 minutes and 28 seconds later Chrome had silently scanned his GPU, RAM, and storage. Then wrote a 4GB file to his hard drive. No prompt. No consent. Nothing. Chrome's own logs show the download begins BEFORE the settings page where you could opt out is even loaded. The file starts installing before the refusal button exists. As of Chrome 148 any website you visit can trigger this download with one line of JavaScript. You click a link to read a blog post. That click counts as user activation. Chrome pulls 4GB in the background silently. The model does not even work well. Cloud requests take 1.3 seconds. The local model at worst case takes over 9 minutes for a single response. Google is using your storage, electricity, and bandwidth to run an AI that is 40 times slower than their own servers. And the AI Mode button in Chrome does not even use the local model. It sends everything to Google's cloud anyway. You pay every penalty. The visible feature ignores the local file entirely. CHECK IF IT IS ON YOUR MACHINE RIGHT NOW: Windows: C:\Users\[YourName]\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\OptGuideOnDeviceModel\ Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/OptGuideOnDeviceModel/ If there is a file called weights.bin Google downloaded their AI to your computer without asking. HOW TO REMOVE IT: Type chrome://flags in your address bar. Search "optimization-guide-on-device-model" and disable it. Search "prompt-api-for-gemini-nano" and disable that too. Restart Chrome. Then manually delete the folder. If you disable the flags AFTER deleting the folder Chrome redownloads the 4GB file on next launch. Firefox requires explicit opt-in for AI. Apple Intelligence requires explicit consent. Chrome just takes your hard drive. Screenshot this and send it to everyone you know who uses Chrome. Follow @cyrilXBT for every privacy and AI development the mainstream is not covering correctly.

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Your body knows a bad decision is coming long before your brain has the words for it. In 1997, scientists at the University of Iowa watched it happen, sensor by sensor, while healthy volunteers played a rigged card game. The setup, run by neurologist Antonio Damasio, was simple. Four decks of cards on a table. Two were rigged to lose money over time. Sensors taped to their fingers tracked tiny shifts in sweat, the same signal a lie detector reads. By around hand 10, fingers started reacting when they hovered over a bad deck, before the player made a pick. People only started avoiding the bad decks around hand 40 or 50. Patients with damage to one spot in the front of the brain never developed the warning signal. Their bodies never learned to flinch. Most of that gear lives below the neck. Your gut, throat to colon, is wrapped in its own nervous system. About 500 million nerve cells, five times what runs through your spinal cord. The vagus nerve, the main cable between gut and brain, sends about 80 percent of its traffic upward. Your gut also produces about 90 percent of your body's serotonin, the same chemical your brain uses to set mood. Your brain blends all that with your heartbeat, breathing, gut activity, and muscle tension into one general sense of how things feel. A 2015 paper from psychologist Lisa Feldman Barrett at Northeastern University reframed how scientists understand this. In her model, your brain constantly guesses what your body should be doing next, drawing on every similar moment you've lived through, then comparing that guess against what your nerves report. A "gut feeling" is that guess showing up before the conscious part of your mind catches up. The "physics" version, that your gut feelings are signals from your future self bouncing backward in time, traces to one paper. In 2011, Cornell psychologist Daryl Bem published "Feeling the Future" in a major journal, claiming volunteers reacted to images before they were shown. The next year, a team led by Carnegie Mellon's Jeff Galak ran the experiment again across 3,000 people in seven trials. They got nothing. Three earlier replications by other teams also got nothing. Bem's paper is now the textbook example of why scientists worry many published findings can't be reproduced. The explanation that survives replication is built entirely from past experience. Your gut has half a billion nerve cells reading patterns your conscious mind never tracks. Most of their reports go up to a brain that already wrote a guess about how the next minute should feel. The signal arrives as a feeling because the body has no other language to speak in. Every nerve ending in that loop has been training on your past for as long as you've been alive.

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@Alan_Earn Polymarket

Which project could have the BIGGEST airdrop of 2026?

Polymarket 15min btc up down is better than memecoins. Pnl 📈 Just bid 15min bets when 75-90 when opposite outcome is less than 20 If i can maintain monthly pnl it's actually better than trenches

$POLY before GTA6?

TON is #1 in annual staking rewards among the 50 largest cryptocurrencies. That’s on top of the coin’s price growth, which doubled this week.

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Scam $ZEC funds soon moving to real private cash $XMR 📈

Getting $10 lp reward in polymarket means your in top 20% Hard grind but worth it by year end

@0x_Samir @Polymarket Which market your LPing

made another $10 from @Polymarket LP LP rewards feels slower rn, too many new users farming so competition is high i'm already well positioned and now staying consistent daily, just trying to hold my rank top 1% and a dream, $POLY is coming

why is gpt5.5 so obsessed with goblins

@KillaXBT We are humans fren it happens.

I was wrong.

What markets are better LPing in polymarket?

What if the Matrix is real and Dr. Grinberg actually cracked its code could we achieve anything by learning to reshape the lattice ourselves, or would we vanish like he did?