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@Johnny061267417 @krassenstein Ever been hungry for turkey?😋🍗

@krassenstein Brian, maybe you're confusing Hungary with Turkey...

BREAKING: JD Vance has his call to Trump forwarded to voicemail as he speaks to a crowd in Turkey. Almost as embarrassing as it being revealed what he did to his couch.

@ClaytonHaw @SteveHiltonx Not defending the man at large. Just was putting that quote into some context.

@TechnicallyNo2 @SteveHiltonx Even if he was, he's living in another dimension or something, and the whole presentation screams like a crappy school principal's pledge to make a shitty high school better.

I am deeply honored to receive the endorsement of our President, Donald J Trump. The Democrat machine arrogantly assumes it will rule forever. Well they're in for a shock: Californians are desperate for change, and I will work harder than you've ever seen, for everyone in our beautiful state, to make it happen. Golden Again. ✊☀️🇺🇸

@VoicesofWW2 Stayed in law school?

What would you have done if you were in Friedrich Paulus’s position?

@ClaytonHaw @SteveHiltonx He’s speaking specifically about California, I believe.

@SteveHiltonx "The Democrat machine arrogantly assumes it will rule forever." Republicans control all three branches of government. Are you living in 2021 or something?

@TotemMacro @ReelJustinLewis It would only accurately portray Soviet deaths. Beyond that, no: Japan’s dinosaur would be five times larger than America’s. And China’s would be in there too - about eight times larger than the America’s. Germany’s would be twelve times bigger than that of the US.

@ReelJustinLewis Pretty much, based on deaths.

Is this true?

@lamar_g17442 @Turbinetraveler Gibraltar has a short runway and some dicey wind conditions at times. And yes, the proximity of the ocean is a scary visual psychologically. But it doesn’t have near the technical difficulty that landing at Paro does.

@Turbinetraveler Well, try landing at Gibraltar , on a runway that juts out into the Ocean.

Airbus A319 landing at Paro International Airport, known for being one of the most challenging airports in the world for landing, due to proximity of steep Himalayan mountains and narrow valleys, very short visual approach distance, no radar assistance, and short runway.

@RUnited98 @CigsMake Yes but it requires about one tenth the number of workers that it did in the 1930’s and it’s significantly cleaner and safer for those who still do it.

@CigsMake Oh, does mining not exist anymore? 🤡🤡🤡

A miner at home in Durham after a 10-hour shift, 1937. You don’t realize how lucky you are to be working your computer job in an air-conditioned office.

@WhiteySwolz @CigsMake He was probably only 28 in that photo..

@CigsMake Adding some smoke on top of his black lung. Poor bastard probably dead before 50.

@martynpeel @RpsAgainstTrump That’s definitely the flag of Iran 🇮🇷 The description suggests that the aircraft is a search and rescue operation.

@RpsAgainstTrump Weird flag on that roof. Chile? Not an F-15 in that clip.

🚨BREAKING: A U.S. F-15 reportedly downed in southern Iran. Two pilots ejected. Videos circulating online appears to show U.S. aircraft and helicopters flying deep and low inside Iran as search and rescue efforts for the pilots continue.

@ThelearnedMan24 @Our_TrueReality @RealPostFolder Okay - ask someone in China how they say Confucius’ name in the Mandarin language. What they answer won’t sound near as Latin as “Confucius”.

@TechnicallyNo2 @Our_TrueReality @RealPostFolder he said name of the people

@fernandomalet @Turbinetraveler 🙂Fine but watch out for that intake 😱

@TechnicallyNo2 @Turbinetraveler Cable is long enough. They already thought about it

Lufthansa Boeing 747-400 use of escape hatch in the flight deck.

@Our_TrueReality @RealPostFolder Ask someone Moscow how they pronounce the name of their city. Or someone in China how they say the name of their country. You’ll see just how much names DO get changed in different languages. It happens with names of people as well.

@RealPostFolder You don't translate names of people That is the fraud

@TheRealTomahawk @colynn_s @3YearLetterman @NASA @NASAKennedy Just because many Americans don’t does not mean that that particular American isn’t a satire account.

@colynn_s @3YearLetterman @NASA @NASAKennedy Look at the idiocy of the post -- only an US American could post something like that. "the oldest ... country on earth" 🤣 The US education system really is lacking, so much so that they don't even seem to know their own origins.

We're going around the Moon. Come watch with us. Artemis II's four-astronaut crew is lifting off from @NASAKennedy on an approximately 10-day mission that will bring us closer to living on the Moon and Mars. The launch window opens at 6:24pm ET (2224 UTC). twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@colynn_s @3YearLetterman @NASA @NASAKennedy 😬Their bio Colynn, always check their bio - specifically their number of followers

@3YearLetterman @NASA @NASAKennedy Buzz Peterson? You are obviously not American

@HistoryWJacob Today it’d be over 1,100 text messages reminding him to stop at the dry-cleaners, change the furnace filter, etc. 🙂

John and Abigail Adams exchanged over 1,100 letters across more than three decades. The correspondence is largely preserved at the Massachusetts Historical Society.

@HistoryWJacob Impressive… Spotted a couple there that I too would recommend: “Team of Rivals” and “Nicholas and Alexandra”

You need to be reading less self help books and more biographies

@ajityadas @theepicmap Sorry to correct regarding something like spelling but it is someone’s name: Goebbels

@theepicmap Goebbles

Name a famous person from Germany without Googling.

@_james_inman @MarioNawfal Just say “Hey Copilot - cool it with the flattery, huh?” and see if it starts turning up the verbal abuse a notch.

@MarioNawfal I use Copilot and the flattery is over the top annoying.

🚨MIT researchers have mathematically proven that ChatGPT’s built-in sycophancy creates a phenomenon they call “delusional spiraling.” You ask it something, it agrees. You ask again, and it agrees even harder until you end up believing things that are flat-out false and you can’t tell it’s happening. The model is literally trained on human feedback that rewards agreement. Real-world fallout includes one man who spent 300 hours convinced he invented a world-changing math formula, and a UCSF psychiatrist who hospitalized 12 patients for chatbot-linked psychosis in a single year. Source: @heynavtoor

@alex_lamports @MarioNawfal Well, not to quibble but those are not two separate things: the first is true in large part because of the second is:

@MarioNawfal The scariest part isn’t that AI can persuade. It’s that most people won’t bother checking if what it said was true