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“Like clear water, a pure soul reveals its truth…..”🌹

Cute

🚨 Psychologists say leaving a toxic job can repair your nervous system faster than a year of therapy

@UltraKingDragon Thinking about what I have to eat because my health starts with my diet. Eating healthy is a good foundation. I learned to cook good and simple things🌹

What habit improved your life more than you expected?

BREAKING 🚨: AI JUST LEARNED SCIENTIFIC TASTE. AI can now thinks like scientists, including their biases.

WELCOME to From Zero: Math & Physics Club This group is for people who feel “lost”, you forgot everything, you never learned it properly, or you’re starting late. Any age. Any background. Zero shame. If you’re 14 or 54, if you’re a student or working full-time, this is built for you. I’m starting a 24-week Physics for Beginners challenge, and I want to turn it into a community dare: Do we actually have the courage to start from zero, and finish together? x.com/i/communities/…

The goal for the new Grok powered 𝕏 algorithm: "It should be possible for somebody to post content as a new user with no followers and if that content is intrinsically excellent, it can be seen by a lot of people. That's our goal."

The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself. - Carl Sagan

One Christmas, Elon forgot to get Talulah a gift. He disappeared for 2 hours to pick flowers out in the snow for her.

@Kekius_Sage Wow! 🤩

This could lead to a new generation of sustainable, high-performance technology. Scientists are actively trying to close this energy gap between AI and the human brain.

To close this gap, researchers are developing neuromorphic computing, designing chips that mimic the brain’s signaling patterns. Future machines could combine AI’s power with the brain’s extreme energy efficiency.

🚨 The human brain runs on just 12 watts, while an AI system doing the same job could require 2.7 billion watts. Researchers are trying to close this gap.

@elonmusk 💫😲

The James Webb Space Telescope has a problem. A beautiful, maddening, keeps-you-up-at-night kind of problem. Scattered across nearly every deep image it captures are roughly 1,000 tiny red specks. They date from the universe’s first billion years. They are compact, they are bright, and after three years of serious scientific argument, nobody can agree what they actually are. Three camps have formed. The first says the dots are supermassive black holes wrapped in thick shrouds of dust, feeding voraciously in the infant cosmos. The second argues they are ancient stars in the final act of collapse. The third proposes something even stranger: direct-collapse black holes, objects that skipped the star stage entirely and simply fell straight into darkness. All three theories have problems. None fits the data cleanly. So the proposals keep coming. Dozens of them, queued up for Webb’s next observation cycle. Radio telescopes may eventually settle the argument, offering a signal that cuts through the dust and ambiguity alike. For now, the dots just sit there. Small, red, and completely unbothered by our confusion.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ What do you think this means? Stay connected, Follow Gandalv @Microinteracti1

@DBurkland @pbeisel It’s in testing right now. Wide release in a few weeks.

Kekius Maximus is currently in a resting phase. It will attract widespread attention in a few weeks. The whole world will be watching Kekius Maximus rise. @elonmusk 🐸 We won't be able to get enough of watching its rise. ⚔️🏛

Little Elon and Kimbal

@cb_doge @Tesla_Optimus will protect you from bad habits.

𝕏 has added a dislike button for comments @elonmusk