Tony Smerychynski

@Handre Oh I guess you're right. It means crazy failure or crypto. Finally somebody who listens to history. Thank you sir!

Every fiat currency in history has collapsed. The Continental, assignats, Reichsmark, Zimbabwe dollar — all worthless paper. The dollar has lost 96% of its value since 1913. Gold has preserved wealth for 5,000 years. Sound money isn't optional; it's inevitable. Tick Tock.

@heygurisingh So I'm guessing this is a Turing test version? Hella love!

Humans: 100% Gemini 3.1 Pro: 0.37% GPT 5.4: 0.26% Opus 4.6: 0.25% Grok-4.20: 0.00% François Chollet just released ARC-AGI-3 -- the hardest AI test ever created. 135 novel game environments. No instructions. No rules. No goals given. Figure it out or fail. Untrained humans solved every single one. Every frontier AI model scored below 1%. Each environment was handcrafted by game designers. The AI gets dropped in and has to explore, discover what winning looks like, and adapt in real time. The scoring punishes brute force. If a human needs 10 actions and the AI needs 100, the AI doesn't get 10%. It gets 1%. You can't throw more compute at this. For context: ARC-AGI-1 is basically solved. Gemini scores 98% on it. ARC-AGI-2 went from 3% to 77% in under a year. Labs spent millions training on earlier versions. ARC-AGI-3 resets the entire scoreboard to near zero. The benchmark launched live at Y Combinator with a fireside between Chollet and Sam Altman. $2M in prizes on Kaggle. All winning solutions must be open-sourced. Scaling alone will not close this gap. We are nowhere near AGI. (Link in the comments)

@ztisdale Okay, that's a great way of explaining it. Thank you!. Still don't think that's going to happen. Our economic relationship actually relates to the fact we have completely different standards and currency. America and Canada to make the system work we need difference.

Some people don't understand... I'm not trying to convince anyone to vote in favour of Canada becoming the 51st State... Because I don't think there will be a vote... I'm saying the USA is going to annex Canada via economics, and it's a good thing for that to happen. 🇨🇦🤝🇺🇲

@Maximumatheist youtu.be/fVuSYUNAekc?si…

@Smefner They both need money!

Don’t they both believe in the same silly deity?

@Maximumatheist youtu.be/fVuSYUNAekc?si…

@RonSwanonson Well it's like any other market. Nobody knows the top or the bottom.

We had a mass capitulation event that took bitcoin down to $60k a little while back It felt too early to be the bottom.. But now week later we’re in a war where gold and everything else has dropped considerably… Yet Bitcoin has not even gotten to the $60k point again I’m not making a prediction, but if bitcoin was gonna continue on its way to a much lower bottom, wouldn’t have already done it?

@BladeoftheS @Homebrewboy13 Oh this one is easy. One good apocalypse and everything will be reset. It might sound like a joke but it's actually true. I mean after the black plague which wiped out roughly a third of mankind wages and quality of life jumped massively. So there is a historical precedence

What the world needs is very simple, the great reset. Erase all debts. Erase the banks. Erase the Stock Markets. Return everything to the people and have a system where it can never be stolen again. Then start anew, fair and square for everyone.

@Scavacini777 Literally everything you said here. Could it be applied to gold or silver. Except some expert cryptographer won't be able to crack precious metals. Unless you have a Philosopher's Stone. Then menels are pooped.

Bitcoin wasn’t invented. It was discovered. 🧠⚡ Throughout history the greatest minds on Earth were pointing to Btc piece by piece: • Tesla → a global, wireless network of value • Henry Ford → energy-backed money, not banks • Hayek → money free from governments • Mises → sound money, fixed supply • Friedman → digital cash on the internet Then the cypherpunks took it further: • David Chaum → digital privacy money • Wei Dai → decentralized currency • Nick Szabo → digital scarcity (Bit Gold) • Adam Back → proof of work • Hal Finney → executable crypto money All roads led to one thing… Bitcoin. Satoshi didn’t create something new. He connected the dots humanity had been drawing for a century Truth is not invented Truth is discovered And Bitcoin is: • decentralized • incorruptible • unstoppable • mathematically enforced truth You don’t fight Bitcoin That’s like trying to punch gravity We are not early to a trend. We are early to a truth. FACT.

@_Wraithborne_ @ExegesisScholar @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack Also too, I've worked with a lot of immigrants from countries that have mandatory conscription and frankly, they tend to exhibit a lot more drive, discipline and civil responsibility. I think we could benefit from that.

@ExegesisScholar @Smefner @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack It's an interesting concept to be sure. Political suicide for whichever party introduces it likely, but I do see a lot of benefit from it, and only benefit from the desire behind it.

Reminder that THIS was the exact moment when Australia stopped being a free country. NEVER, under any circumstances, should you give up your guns to the government.

@ExegesisScholar @_Wraithborne_ @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack Besides, if you're paranoid of not being able to pass a safety course, you probably shouldn't be handling a firearm LOL

@ExegesisScholar @_Wraithborne_ @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack You know that is an excellent point and when I haven't mentioned but thought about often. If you remove the Hollywood from guns, people are going to be more receptive to them and quite probably will be much more accepting of them as well.

@_Wraithborne_ @ExegesisScholar @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack And none of that was what I was talking about. Safety standards. So people can go home at night and not go to a hospital or morgue. Has that happened to you? The vast majority of mandates are written in blood. Never forget that somebody screwed up so badly they had to mandate.

@Smefner @ExegesisScholar @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack Mandating is a prescription for the State to determine who can and can't exercise a right without due process. If they mandate outrageous standards or pricing on necessary orders for instance, they'll be default force people out of the ability to exercise their rights.

@AIejandroGon @OldeWorldOrder And now working without the assistance of a safety net Alohandrowe! I'm guessing that you complain about the eyesore of homelessness, but also no willing to do anything about it. Also, I thought I had a very secure. Good job and due to medical reasons beyond my control, Gone.

separate what? massive additional cost for what? i have no idea what you meant with your first paragraph, my point is that the government should never touch or have anything to do with basically any social program, social programs shouldn't exist the only thing that should exist to help people in need should be charities run by organizations that have nothing to do with the government other than being regulated by it and no one should ever be forced to donate to charities, at most tax incentives should be given to donors, that's all

JAVIER MILEI: "If you like charity, pay for it out of your own pocket. Stop doing charity with other people's money."

@MrEugeneStoner @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack And your comments indicate you don't actually understand. Enjoy your day!

@Smefner @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack LOL! I don't think you have a clue as to what it is you're trying to say - or think! I think we're done here. Enjoy your day.

@AIejandroGon @OldeWorldOrder The problem with this logic is that you can separate everything out. From a government perspective, it's a massive additional cost which no doubt you would be opposed to. Above that politicians want to votes so a lot of programs get promised that aren't worthwhile.

only some taxes pay for actual valuable government services like law enforcement and military, most taxes are for charities like the ones mentioned in the propaganda video you linked that Milei cut taxes used for "services" that the government should never provide like healthcare, education, etc, are theft because we are forced to give our money under the threat of violence by the government and jail the government's job is to protect the people from internal and external threats through law enforcement and the military and that's the only thing we should pay for with our taxes, pretty much everything else is a charity, and it's always used for waste and fraud and there's nothing wrong with charity when every single person giving it's money to it is doing it willingly, if someone steals your money to give it to charity that's still theft also link proof of the charity you think the US government gave the private companies for the loan for anyone to believe you

@TheArmedSquid @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack Bahaha! You're extremely right about Britain and their want to disarm. As far as subjugation of people, were already slaves to Media, corporations and other things. I'm also presuming you don't mean framers but farmers. Honestly there are areas and occupations need guns.

@Smefner @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack I’d be careful holding Britain up as a model to follow. The Empire routinely disarmed, then abused, the native populations. Disarmament has always been the first step in subjugating the People. That’s why our Framers forbid our own disarmament by the Government.

@MrEugeneStoner @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack You're still hiding behind a piece of paper. That doesn't protect you from the real world, intellect and action do. That's why the Constitution was created in the first place. Was never meant to be a hiding place though. If you can't defend your position outside of that, sad.

@jimserac @Smefner @DschlopesIsBack Correct. I think you meant to direct this to @Smefner .

@TheArmedSquid @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack I love how people go to the Constitution as a first and last. No advocation or proof. Should that protection is there. On the other hand, you should advocate for yourself. If you can't hide behind a piece of paper, why should I believe you? That piece of paper isn't great.

@jimserac @Smefner @DschlopesIsBack And arguable that those, too, are unconstitutional.

@_Wraithborne_ @ExegesisScholar @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack So you're not being just targeted just being part of a larger cause.

@Smefner @ExegesisScholar @jimserac @DschlopesIsBack Again, that gets to mandating, not advocating. The second a government can determine what tests are required to exercise a right is the second it is a permission instead of a right.