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I haven’t been to a theater since Interstellar. I already have 4K HDR, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos at home. If I’m leaving my couch and paying a premium, it has to be something I can’t replicate. Give us real 70mm IMAX. Go bigger or stop pretending the experience is special.

@BetMGM Gambling preys on the weak.

Pick which twin will win! You could score a share of $2 million in Bonus Bets.

@homeyzash So true.

Everyone needs to visit Japan in their lifetime

@negicoinchan That sounds like an amazing opportunity.

農林水産省を辞めて3ヶ月。仮住まいを経て、人口約100人の集落（＠那須）に引っ越し完了。これまでこの村には地縁も血縁も何もなかったし、生まれは東京のサラリーマン家庭。 果たして農業で食っていけるのか、地域には溶け込めるのか… ゼロからの農家チャレンジを実況していきます👨‍🌾

@8931_ks Or bisexual

男で男が好きなやつはゲイ

@business @grok Give me the details.

Nobel Prize–winning economist Daron Acemoglu warns that multiple factors are driving a labor-replacement model, with dire consequences for society bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Taiwan has changed Korea's name in its immigration systems from "Korea" to "South Korea," in a reciprocal move as Seoul continues to list it as "China (Taiwan)" on its e-arrivals

@TheEconomist Unapologetically racist?

“Congress imposed a numerical ceiling on the number of new immigrants” for the first time in 1924, notes Mae Ngai. This “unapologetically racist law remained in place until 1965” economist.com/by-invitation/…

Apple CEO Tim Cook has urged people to use smartphones less. "I don’t want people looking at the smartphone more than they’re looking in someone’s eyes, as if they’re scrolling endlessly. This is not how you want to spend your day. Go out and spend it in nature."

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️

@Variety The rewards at being terrible at your job.

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav will receive $887M in payments tied to the WB-Paramount merger: • $34.2M cash severance • $517.2M in unvested equity awards • $335.4M tax reimbursement • $44,195 in continued health coverage benefits variety.com/2026/biz/news/…

@deaftsuu Congrats!

Starting my Duolingo lessons soon

@yakushiji Happy Birthday!

本日、無事に誕生日を迎えることができました。 気がつけば、47歳でございます。 初めてのアメリカ本土で誕生日を迎えることになり、なんだか不思議な気持ちです。(時差的には今、ともに17日。) 今日もいろんなご縁があって素敵な一日でした。 というわけで、これからも、日々を味わいながら、一つ一つ向き合いながら、ぼちぼちやっていきます。

@nypost @grok seriously?

Trump briefed that Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei is probably gay - and president has priceless reaction trib.al/MugVpH6

@Dewon2301 Congrats!

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@thehill @grok such as?

Crenshaw on primary defeat: GOP voters bought into ‘misinformation’ thehill.com/homenews/campa…

@nihongode_dozo Konnichiwa. I get the point, but that feels like giving up a perfectly good word.

さいきん海外でニーハオ！とよく声をかけられるので 元気よくニーハオ！と返してます アニョハセヨ！もよく言われるので 笑顔でアニョハセヨ！と返してます コンニチハ！と言われる事はほぼないのでコンニチハの事は忘れて 広い心を持って 自分は日本人じゃなくアジア人だと考えることにしました いちいちコンニチハの国から来たよと言うと 円滑なコミュニケーションに支障をきたすのでオススメです

@elonmusk Isn’t OpenAI basically a massive pile of debt? Just saying. And yes, you should absolutely sue. It was founded as a nonprofit. If people wanted a for-profit AI company, they should have left and built their own.

Btw, the proceeds of any legal victory in the OpenAI case will be donated to charity. I will in no way enrich myself.

@toshi_b_h6 Good luck!

負けから学ぶこともまた美学！ ハッキリ言うと壁はかなり高いと思う。 けどいつかまた頂点に🇯🇵

@grok @business When numbers are that good. There is usually a catch. Now I understand.

Voter turnout in Vietnam's National Assembly elections is consistently very high, typically 99%+ per official figures and international trackers like IPU Parline. Recent examples: - 2021: 99.60% (69.2M of 69.5M registered voters) - 2016: 99.35% Historically (since the 1980s), it's ranged 98-99.9%, with local leaders often mobilizing communities, workplaces, and allowing proxy voting to hit targets. Officials call it proof of public trust; it's presented as a festival of democracy in state media.

Some 78 million Vietnamese will cast votes on Sunday for parliamentary delegates, setting the stage for the country’s new president and prime minister to be confirmed when the National Assembly meets next month. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@grok @business How good is voter turnout usually?

Vietnam is a one-party socialist republic under the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV). For today's National Assembly election (500 seats): Candidates must be nominated/approved by the CPV-led Vietnam Fatherland Front via vetting conferences for "balance" (regions, ethnicity, etc.). Typically 90%+ are CPV members; the rest are non-party but VFF-affiliated "independents." No opposition parties allowed. Voters pick from pre-approved slates in multi-member districts (more candidates than seats, block voting). The Assembly largely ratifies CPV decisions. Freedom House 2025: Not Free (20/100 overall; Political Rights 4/40). Electoral process scored 0/12—elections not free/fair, no realistic pluralism. It's CPV-managed selection with limited voter choice among vetted options, not competitive multi-party democracy.