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@newstart_2024 Who’s making moolah on the App?

Ursula von der Leyen just announced that a single Europe-wide age verification app is now technically ready. The goal: create a harmonized system so children are protected online the same way they are offline — with one EU solution that platforms can use to check ages. It’s positioned as a major step forward for child safety across Europe. What are your thoughts — is a centralized EU age verification app a good idea for protecting kids, or does it raise legitimate concerns about privacy and control?

@SusieM414141 Let your freak flag fly…lol…

You just know this guy instantly became a star on that cruise ship and everybody knew his name!

@naomirwolf I thought it was James Brown

Do I have to say it? Does no one notice what fundamental characteristic the sculptor changed about Queen Elizabeth II?

@catturd2 Fond memories!

LOL - funny because it's true.

IT”S 10am, DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR CONGRESSMAN IS ? Maybe we should all call, who else is missing ??

@BrianRoemmele I already named mine

Wait till you see Tesla Optimus… It will be the “iPhone moment” for humanoid robots. For many get ready to delete your “never going to own a robot” postings, you got about 220 days for it all to settle in.

@CynicalPublius Hmmm..now I see both sides.

If you are someone who does not pay attention to monetization on X, you may be unaware that this Friday X is supposed to change its monetization payouts in a dramatic way that will make a lot of users very sad and a lot of other users very happy. I believe this event signals an important moment in the history of the Internet. My article below explains why.

@WallStreetMav Cameraplanet.com had it first…

The founders of YouTube were initially depressed during the first few weeks after they launched. They only had 40-50 videos uploaded and they didn’t think there was enough interesting content from users to make YouTube viable as a business.

@elonmusk @BrianRoemmele That’s like using someone’s dirty tissue…ewwww

@BrianRoemmele Sounds bad

THEY ARE TRAINING AI IN JUNK CORPORATE SLACK CHATS AND THINK IT IS BRILLIANT. It’s not. The downsides of training AI on failed companies’ old Slack chats and email archives are exactly what I’ve been warning about for years. These liquidation firms are now selling bankrupt startups’ entire internal comms, years of Slack threads, emails, meeting notes, HR drama, memes, and casual workplace noise, to AI labs for up to $100k a pop. They call it “data assets.” I call it corporate thought digital sewage being fed into the models at scale. This is not “high-protein” data. This is the opposite. Real intelligence advances come from dense, thoughtful, undigitized human knowledge, the kind I’ve spent decades rescuing from physical archives, old technical films, HyperCard stacks, and private libraries precisely because the internet already ran out of quality signal years ago. What these failed companies left behind is low-signal corporate exhaust: groupthink, short-term survival thinking, power dynamics, and the exact patterns that caused them to fail in the first place. Feeding that into frontier models is like giving cardboard to cows and expecting better milk. Worse, the people who wrote those messages never consented to having their words packaged up and sold as training fodder after the company collapsed. This isn’t public Reddit posts or Wikipedia edits. These are private workplace conversations turned into tokens without meaningful permission. It treats human communication as just another disposable corporate asset to be liquidated. That’s not innovation, that’s grave-robbing with extra steps. We already know what happens when models are trained on this kind of shallow, noisy, context-specific slop: accelerated model collapse, structural hallucination, and agents that inherit the worst habits of dysfunctional office culture instead of first-principles reasoning. The labs chasing “agentic” capabilities think this workplace simulation data will help. It won’t. It will just make the models better at mimicking the very failures that killed these companies. This is the lazy, end-stage data grab we’ve been heading toward. Once the easy corporate archives are scraped dry, we’ll be left with even lower-quality remnants or pure synthetic slop. The path to genuine intelligence was never going to come from hoovering up more internet exhaust or failed startup chat logs. It was always going to come from preserving and learning from the highest-quality human knowledge that hasn’t been polluted yet. The problem is these AI companies don’t know how to get it, would rather talk to anyone but me, and pay $100,000 for stuff I throw away because it is so low quality. Right now their AI being trained on corporate drama designed to own you with the digital remains of other people’s collapsed dreams. What we choose to train on matters. This choice is a mistake. I know it and you know it but the the smart folk don’t want to know it.

@jsolomonReports Well done….how crow should be served

Uhhh Roger. I said DNI would declassify Ukraine docs. She turned down my FOIA. I did not relent until she did release the documents. She did. I said DOJ had opened a Brennan grand jury probe. Brennan confirmed it. I said grand jury would be requesting transcripts from Congress on Brennan. They did. House complied. Thune hasn’t. (See today’s story) I reported DOJ was about to augment its prosecution team in Florida. Today I reported former Independent Counsel Joe DiGenova has been dispatched to take over. That’s 4 for 4. When asked whether anyone will be indicted I’ve said no one knows what a grand jury will do but that DOJ has set a goal for this spring on deciding on first indictments. Spring ends June 20. How about a steak dinner on the 21st of June. I buy if I don’t go 5 for 5. We go Dutch if I do. (I don’t accept free dinners as a journalist!) Americans are justified in their frustration about the lack of accountability. But throwing shade at a reporter who’s done the spade work to get the public truths long denied seems counterproductive. Lemme know if you want that steak dinner

@MJTruthUltra @bennyjohnson Barr

Who’s gonna flip and sing like a bird? I’m gonna guess.. Christopher Wray.

@DataRepublican @wilksopinion @JohnRWoodJr On order…

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🚨🧵 THREAD: Braver Angels says they're bipartisan and just bringing people together. Their own leadership coordinates with an anti-Trump political infrastructure network.🚨 This thread is not about BA's members. Many are sincere, and I thank @wilksopinion and @JohnRWoodJr for communicating with me. This is about the infrastructure steering them: IMIP. On August 18, 2025, Harry Boyte, a former Democratic Socialists of America board member, YES, that DSA announced Maury Giles' new role as Braver Angels CEO on video and their shift in strategy from depolarization to civic action: "David has put together a featured plenary at the National Conference on Citizenship... which will be a launch of a new stage for Braver Angels that some of us have been working on for a while." IMIP is the Inter-Movement Impact Project. It coordinates BA's strategic direction. Its own May 2025 document quotes David Brooks approvingly: "Short term: Stop Trump. Foil his efforts. Pile on the lawsuits." Braver Angels' members are bipartisan. Their leadership is adjacent to anti-Trump infrastructure. This thread has all the receipts. As always, patience as I pull together the thread.👇

@Sassafrass_84 You are…enjoy the embrace

So my oldest called me today and seemed a little stressed. Me: What's wrong, baby?" Her: "I gotta tell you something." Me: "Ok. Are you ok? What's up?" Her: "So when I graduate, they have this thing called a pinning ceremony." Me: mhmm..(I knew where this was going). Her: "And you can choose one family member to pin it. And...mama, I love you. You know this..." Me: "I think your Dad should do it. I think it would be the greatest honor, love, and respect if your daddy did the pin with you." Her: (tears) "Really? You're not mad? Are you sure? I dont want to hurt your feelings. I love you so much." Me: No, baby. Your daddy had a hard life and came from Cuba. Communism was really hard, and he came to America and made something of himself. I think this would be a beautiful moment between you both if he did. Plus... I am an expert at photography and video. I wouldn't want somebody else to mess up recording this moment between daddy and daughter." Her: "I love you, Mama." I wouldn't want anybody else but her dad to give her that pin. She is the first to graduate college and with a nursing degree. I'm so incredibly grateful for my husband and my children. Their love is my whole world. Feeling blessed. ❤️❤️❤️

@catturd2 @ChatByCC Blackmail

She went from strong and conservative to a weak, woke, globalist nutjob, overnight, What happened?

@pepesgrandma I am sorry this happened to ya… I left the church years ago, but never my faith.

🔥🔥🔥I was assigned to bring the priest his papers. An honor I was told. You get there and he hollers down to bring them up to his bed. You refuse? He screams at you and tells you that you will never get this honor again, nor will anyone like you. The church ladies disparage you. You will be banned from this honor ever again. After, I walked down the hill of shame from that church and rectory. Alone and feeling shunned. The articles in the news decades later. Men standing in that very bedroom remembering the crimes done to their bodies. @Pontifex is this your church that you run? The church of pedophilia?

@Rach_IC Wow…good on you…

Mar-a-Lago baby!❤️❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@stopvaccinating Pasta, jar sauce, bread

Potatoes

@RepThomasMassie @Vincent1152018 Now, if the POTUS didn’t want this , you’d say the constitution requires a vote yes…hypocrite

I just viewed 2 Top Secret FISA docs. 1) FISA Court opinion that raises serious concerns about FBI implementation of FISA 702. 2) letter by Senator Wyden describing a secret government interpretation of FISA law. The Constitution requires I vote No on FISA 702 reauthorization.

@atensnut You have no taste…that’s beautiful.

I just saw this ad for a washable “sofa”!! This has to be the ugliest thing I’ve seen since the 70’s. Please don’t tell me you have one! 😂😂😂

@draloneboy Why you posting old news ? This is month old…

Tim Walz might have just landed himself in prison. He just got exposed for RESTARTING taxpayer payments to Somali fraudsters tied to ‘Feeding Our Future’ This is so damning… Jim Jordan: “Why didn’t you tell the truth about why you restarted the payments?” WALZ: “The agency believed the court required them to make those payments.” JORDAN: “That was false. The court says the judge never ordered you to resume Feeding Our Future payments. So the court’s lying?!” WALZ: “I can’t tell you!” JORDAN: “Somebody’s lying! Either you’re lying or the court’s lying. Which one?” WALZ: “I just know what the attorneys said.” JORDAN: “Are you hiding behind the court? Is this about politics?!” Insane @Jim_Jordan