Leviathan

@ashleevance @grok Was this in any of the articles covering this story?

Interesting that it was @grok that did the final science heavy lifting in the man cures dog's cancer with AI story. Grok corrected errors in the vaccine construct missed by Gemini Full pod down in the replies

@Pontgomery @bronzeagemantis Do you not unfollow or mute people? It is very easy to curate your feed on here.

I am ever more grateful to BAP now, given every other post shoved on my feed makes me feel like I'm losing brain cells. I hope for BAP forum someday... respite from total slopification of the interweb.

@jordihays The jails are full of these “builds” lol

Low IQ high agency continues to be one of the most OP human builds

Illegal immigration isn't a victimless crime. I was hit by an illegal alien. My injuries were bad, but it could have been worse and thankfully I'm recovering. The woman that hit me--who was driving as if it was her first time behind the wheel--never should have been let into this country. She walked away from the accident. I was taken away in an ambulance. She was never punished. The police gave her a ticket, but she never showed up for her court appearance. She probably gave a false name, and the police made no effort to find out who she really was. But the real criminals are the people who facilitated the invasion and those that stand in the way of deportations.

@AdamSchefter @tyschmit So you don’t care about Asians or Hispanics Adam? Why are you so obsessed with black skin?

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@jaiyagill @zebulgar @bridgitmendler No one reading this tweet could pull this off lol

Bridgit Mendler is proof that you really can do anything if you put your mind to it

@AikenTrevaughn @Maj0rSwagger @ArenaGridiron @RealSkipBayless You’re almost there bud

"This concerns me and disturbs me. Why are there no young black, upcoming coaches? None of these young, hot coordinator types, we don't have any. I don't get it." Is @RealSkipBayless right that the coaching landscape has changed? 🤔

@bronzeagemantis That would tank their economies to a much larger degree than the effect on ours lol

The real relationship of Europe to America if you were to glance at investments is that if Europe decides to take its assets out of USA you’ll have food riots within a month in American cities…and find out the “true” demographics of USA…

@Anon10293847566 @0x49fa98 This will be immaterial to any election. Quit with the hysterics.

@0x49fa98 And we are going to be even more insufferable if the second order effect of your ridiculous posturing is us having a liberal/leftist government elected again

europeans have been totally insufferable lately. No shade to my european friends but really just what a bunch of whiners

@favelaoverlord @bronzeagemantis Have you ever considered that you’re a hysterical retard who doesn’t know what he’s talking about?

if dumb foreign policy decisions cause a proper recession then the likelihood of the dems actually stepping on people’s faces when they get back into power rises immensely and it’s so obnoxious how many people don’t understand this

@zck @curtis_yarvin An Indian anchor baby can become your congressman and do this to you. We are not a serious country.

In America you can build a trillion dollar company only for your local congressman to one day claim ownership and use you as a piggy bank

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@minakimes The dehumanization of ice agents and people that support them is the reason why she’s dead. The blood is on your hands.

The ghouls on this app are reacting to this the way you'd expect, but they are not real people. Real people--your neighbors, friends, anyone with a conscience--see this and feel angry and sad. Real people know it's wrong.

@curtis_yarvin Already happening on instagram. Millennials without kids and seniors without grandkids are living vicariously through family influencers

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@FistedFoucault @curtis_yarvin If trump purchasing Greenland causes this, then Europe may not be worth saving lol

How this plays out: Trump coerces the Danes to hand over Greenland Euroshitlibs get to LARP as "patriots" and "defenders" Euro rightists who supported #MAGA and Trump get labeled as Quislings Euroshitlib rule cemented for another generation AfD possibly gets banned Euroshitlibs celebrate when next non-#MAGA admin is in the White House, relations go back to the horrible state of affairs under Biden et. al. 50 million more migrants head to Europe

@micsolana Being an anchor baby and saying “Let me teach you how WE built this great country!” is legitimately insane.

"if private capital threatens to flee we must increase public capital" they're authentically retarded is the problem

@elonmusk CBS did report on it for anyone not aware.

Hopefully, 60 Minutes reports on it soon

@bronzeagemantis When BAP hits the hoi polloi

This thread by Eric Weinstein did "the viral" a few months ago. I don't know Weinstein himself and he says he's been talking about immigration since the 1990's--if so, then good, but again I don't know what he was saying at the time. But if he spoke out against the bad effects of immigration at the time he would have been in a super-minority. So I want to criticize for a moment the kind of emotional faux populysm I see in this thread. On the matter of immigration as so many other things (e.g. the Iraq War), a number of posters and pundits, many of who are older and had opportunities to speak out before are now making threads like this hinting darkly at betrayal by a Cabal of Elites who tricked the people. These pundits are then positioning themselves as Revealers of this betrayal and presumably defenders of the people and speakers for nations and peoples Deceived and Forced by nameless bad guys. I've been against mass Third World migration--which is the real problem of our time, Global South migration--since I can remember and I want to write briefly my experiences having these opinions in the 2000's and even 2010's, because it's not what these wannabe Populyst Champions like Weinstein are saying now. First of all the peoples of USA and Europe had plenty of chances to vote for immigration restriction candidates of every type, and for the most part refused to do so. Pim Fortuyn in Holland was a rare exception, and he was assassinated, but his assassination didn't have a chilling effect on other candidates offering a program of migration restriction or remigration. There were many "offers" throughout from the 1990's onward. It's simply that the people didn't have this as a priority. Yes I'm aware of polls saying "75%" and "80%" being "against illegal immigration." I've used those numbers myself in argument for a long time. But a lot of those polls depend on how you ask a question. It costs a responder nothing to say "yes I'm against illegal immigration," after all illegal is bad right? That's kind of like thinking someone following "Pepsi" on X means Pepsi ideas must be very popular. In fact though if you were to tunnel into it, that 80% would vanish: for example in the USA, if you were to ask people if "Dreamers" should be deported, and explain to them that these were people who had lived in the USA since a very young age or 2 yrs old, etc., support for deportations for this group for example would vanish (idk if this changed recently but was certainly the case even into Trump 1). This is just one example though. In Europe also, if you actually press on specifics in a question, these supposed high % for immigration restriction would vanish. Even more important, the fact that a high % say they believe something in a poll says nothing about the weight they place on that. Thus it's possible for even supermajorities in west Europe and USA to have been "against immigration" vaguely in a poll, but it wasn't any kind of top priority of these peoples. They mostly shrugged it off. The evidence for this is partly in how they voted. Presented with candidates who made immigration the #1 issue, they refused to vote for them consistently. Tom Tancredo in the USA had made immigration his most important matter, and he never got anywhere, even within the GOP, he couldn't win primaries or even close. Other parties in Europe mostly failed for the same reasons. It took tremendous intelligence and discipline for the far right in Denmark to get their program popular and then coopted by the Social Democrat establishment (and unfortunately given the general level of "right wing" or Populyst intelligence in the rest of the West, even that modest success is unlikely to be replicated). I remember also my own experiences arguing for immigration restriction over many years, and it's not what Eric Weinstein and these other supposed Popular Champions are telling you now. I had decent but very modest responses on this matter from GOP people I argued with--they were mostly hostile and sometimes when they agreed with me, again, it was not a priority. I went to many working class bars in whatever city I lived in, and I lived in a few. Whether in Boston bars or NYC, and Boston as @Steve_Sailer will tell you still has (or had) a self-conscious territorial white working class. These are the people that Dissidents now especially insist are the Salt of the Earth betrayed by capitalist fatcats and the New Left. I had consistently the same experiences in these environments though. They repeated mostly the same talking points about "they just come here to work," and that they had no problem with them, and that I could possibly be racist for suggesting there might be something wrong with Third World mass migration. (The only consistent point I could get them to agree on was that giving in-state tuition to illegals was unjust). But if you imagine that there was mass dissatisfaction on the part of the white working class over mass migration, or that they felt they were being oppressed or had a boot on the neck being forced into it you're very off, or, as in the case of Weinstein... I believe being dishonest for clicks. In Europe the situation with the working class that exists there has been consistently the same. Working class people routinely vote for pro-migrant socialist parties, who advertise that fact. The most migrants in Spain are in Basque Country and Catalonia where "socialist nationalist" parties (in the case of the Basques) welcomed them as allies. I won't dwell on this because I've talked about it elsewhere but it's a consistent commonality of all "socialist nationalist" and malding "traditionalist socialist" parties all over the world, including in Argentina under Kirchner, which also busted open its gates to mass migration from Peru, Bolivia, etc., as "allies against the elite fatcats." This is also a program of the the Dissident """right""" in the USA, by the way. Contrast to the early 1920's in the USA, where massive popular protests led to the enactment of the migration restriction acts and buttressed what was left of Anglo-American identity. For a long time, and since early 1990's the prime speaker against mass migration in America has been Michael Savage. His show on radio was wildly popular, but no one admitted they listened to him (it helped also that he was one of the funniest men in USA in the early 2000's). Savage was fired from MSNBC (look into how...it's lol) which is par for the course, but he was also BOYCOTTED at Fox News, to the point where they had a policy that his name couldn't be said on air. Again, he had an audience probably several times the size of Tucker's audience now. Many of those Fox News type people et al are now talking like Weinstein in this thread though. Weird! If all this rhetoric about mass migration and several other topics was just the people in a democratic society being fickle, stupid and lying as they are, trying to pretend they weren't party to the disaster unfolding in the West since at least the late 1980's with mass migration, it would be somewhat excusable....you could shrug it off. "The People are like that," and so on. What offends me is the positioning of people like Weinstein who were around at the time and...what were they doing? Again, let's leave Weinstein aside, maybe he indeed was writing papers warning on these matters. But most who take this position now certainly weren't. Sometimes I think many of you don't know that Ann Coulter, e.g., was stomping for the Iraq war into 2008. "But now I am a defender of You the People against the Dark Betrayers who Tricked You." This is more evidence to me that after Trump...we'll see. But it doesn't look good. David Frum by the way was a major anti-immigration voice before Trump, but became viciously anti-Trump in 2016 and is now deranged against him. Neither his advocacy of antimigration before, nor the passing of the border wall law under Bush 2, nor the Clintons' own statements "against illegal immigration" from the 1990's, nor Bernie Sanders' own positions on this have ever meant anything in terms of translating into a policy that reverses or even stops mass migration. That's not only because of institutional path-dependence, still less because of Dark Hands tricking people, and more because it was not a priority for the vast majority, whether in govt. or among the people. As we see now, they fold upon use of even a fraction of force in "brutal raids." And if Trump were to enact policies that penalized employers--which would force self-deportation--the braying against him would be even more extreme by the way. If he does so it would have to be done gradually and tactfully so as not to upset "these gentlemen and ladies" of the electorate and the fine people who pay them at their jobs. The short of it is that people are weak and stupid. I can maybe look the other way when it comes to The People and hoi polloi, but the pretenses of these pundits and intralexuals are intolerable. Again, what were you all doing while that "betrayal" was taking place? (I am sorry for long post on X, I object to long posts and don't mind if you don't read this. I might put this on Substonk I wasn't sure if it's worth having a blog entry on this though.)

@micsolana @dhh Now we’re talking Mike

Europe is the birthplace of almost every important idea that underpins the foundation of our Western world. It is in all of our best interest that this continent remembers how to flourish. From the EU's war on speech to the decay of European tech, a great new piece from @dhh

@micsolana Europe has a better demographic situation than America. No need for hysteria

I’m fine letting europe go its own way, but as the continent declines into darkness we should have a plan in place for nuclear disarmament. we really don’t need a muslim brotherhood with nukes.