Jonathan Chavez ᯅ 🇵🇦

Spent the last few years slowly building up a list of interesting people building/investing/content creating in XR/spatial. Feel free to follow before the coming storm :) x.com/i/lists/126491…

@razibkhan Just vibes, brev.

DO WE HAVE A PLAN FOR IRAN???

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@_mr__creosote_ @Geiger_Capital Well yeah he didn't try again, he was dead.

@Geiger_Capital they didn't do that to John Hinkley, and I'm pretty certain Reagan's US was a serious country. But if you're going to execute, don't do it by halves - do it by quarters. Guy Fawkes was hanged, drawn and quartered for trying to blow up Parliament. He never tried again.

If we were a serious country, the moment he is found guilty of trying to assassinate the President of the United States, he would be publicly hanged in front of the Capitol Building.

@DeepDishEnjoyer He's just as likely to be clowned by former MAGA these days tbh

can you imagine living your entire life in the mirror world

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"“It allows the brain of someone who did that trip 40 years ago to relive it,” Brickler said. “The technology can really unlock someone’s mood and disposition for the day.”

@RichardHanania You're too smart to be this retarded on the timeline.

This guy is out here straight up celebrating assassins as sensitive young men being forced to act. And Luigi was a schizo by the way.

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@RobertMSterling @NoahPollak What's the point of making the type of statement you described above, if this is going to be the response/feedback from opponents? Better off just being honest.

@NoahPollak Agree with you here. Sometimes, though, even an empty gesture can be helpful, especially when so many people on his side aren’t even willing to acknowledge who the intended target was.

This is a good statement. No equivocation. No “both sides.” No passive voice. If we want more civility in our discourse, we need to commend people for doing the right thing, even when—especially when—they’re our opponents. Credit to Mayor Mamdani for posting this.

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@elelkun_ I just know that beef was festering for months

ローソンでお茶買おうとしたら、目の前で店員同士で殴り合い始まったんやが 怖いね歌舞伎町

@nypost He'll get to keep the title in prison

Vegan meat mogul charged with strangling social media star ex in ritzy NYC hotel - where he was allegedly 'hiding' from crypto fraud suit trib.al/MzvfNnH

I'm just glad people are finally recognizing that Tim & Eric Awesome Show was ground zero for modern Brainrot.

@GarlicCorgi I think the technical term for flyer 2 is "Entmoot"

Bene Gesserit breeding scheme.

@SadlyItsBradley It's outside of your hands now, Brad 😈

Doesn’t mean new things about Steam Frame/Machine cant be changed/added today But as it stands, I just don’t want the internet going through copium/doomium stages just yet

Just a heads up, if we are taking Komodo Station as a signal for Valve’s changing/upcoming hardware release plans ..Which I think makes sense because the trio first leaked early on Komodo before Steam last November.. They ONLY added web assets related to Steam Controller today

Next 24 hours are crucial for Machine + Frame hopium. All of the hardware is launching at once, or the steam controller is getting sold early because Machine & Frame are still many months away from shipping IMHO

@Xagreat001 Hornsent

In 2014, an Indian man named Shyam Lal Yadav bumped his head, after which a small lump began to grow on his scalp. For several years, his local barber regularly trimmed the growth. However, despite frequent cutting, it continued to enlarge and eventually developed into a 10-centimeter-long, horn-like protrusion. The unusual growth, medically known as a sebaceous horn (also called "devil's horn"), is a rare tumor-like lesion made of keratin — the same protein found in fingernails and hair. These horns typically appear on areas such as the face, hands, ears, or scalp. When the horn became too large and difficult to manage, Shyam Lal Yadav sought medical help at Bhagyoday Tirth Hospital in Sagar. Neurosurgeons, led by Dr. Vishal Gajbhiye, successfully removed the growth. The doctor explained that the lump had started growing after the head injury five years earlier. Although sebaceous horns are often benign, doctors always check for any malignant potential. In this case, surgeons first trimmed the horn and then performed a deeper procedure to remove the root and prevent recurrence. Skin grafting was done immediately to cover the wound. Shyam spent 10 days in the hospital recovering, and a biopsy later confirmed that the growth was non-cancerous. Due to the rarity of such a large sebaceous horn, the details of this case were submitted to the International Journal of Surgery

@buccocapital "You're absolutely right and I apologize for that error. Thank you for catching that."

Claude is so fucking bad right now Honestly I don't even look at the first response I just say "Hey man that fucking stunk can you try again but actually put some effort into it?" And then it does the actual work

@Rizstanford This is when the show jumped the sasquatch, was never the same after.

Who else remembers the Bigfoot alien tunnel and the (robotic/bionic) arm being pulled off? High drama when you're 7, especially when it's a two parter and you have to wait a whole week to find out what happened! The Six Million Dollar Man