Jerry Maynard @JerryMMaynard

@FarmGirlCarrie I did but it was only 3 cents back then

Yes master, I went to the store and got your groceries. Would you like me to make dinner now?

@Yantastic @miss_mi_patriot Here you go, @Yantastic.

Make her famous

Yan @Yantastic

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Psycho woman rips license plate off my Tesla in NYC. Please make her famous. I have additional face shot videos in the thread. I never thought this would happen to me. Caught on Tesla dashcam today (July 6) around 5:18pm in the Lower East Side. She walked straight up to my

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BREAKING: Trump has launched an invasion to liberate New York City. Finally x.com/TodayinHistory…

Happy 4th, y’all! 👌🇺🇸 #CHEEnation

We Asked AI To Predict What Will Happen Now That Elon Musk Is A Trillionaire Made with @grok

Drenched in Sour Power. Didn't miss a beat. "We're confident in who we are." @sconewman, mid-shower, on what this Georgia team is made of.

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@elonmusk Trump: This is a very serious trip Elon Musk: Jumping on the bed in Air Force One 😅

2005 vs 2026

Had my 1-month Neuralink post-op visit today. All is well. Dr. Ivan confirmed surgery healed ✔️and N1 in the right place ✔️. If you're curious how the implant looks in a skull, here you go. My Skull. My Neuralink. Any Questions? 🙃

1/ The New Yorker just dropped a bombshell on Sam Altman. Here’s the quick version of what it says — plus how it connects to Elon Musk’s massive lawsuit against OpenAI. 2/ The article is titled “Sam Altman May Control Our Future — Can He Be Trusted?” It’s based on 100+ interviews and secret internal docs, including 70 pages of memos from Ilya Sutskever accusing Altman of a “consistent pattern of lying” to the board and execs about safety. 3/ Back in 2023, the board fired Altman for lack of candor. Employees revolted, Microsoft backed him, and he was back in days. The board members who pushed him out left. A review happened but no full written report was ever released. 4/ Musk’s lawsuit (trial starts jury selection April 27) claims Altman and OpenAI broke the original nonprofit promise by chasing profit with Microsoft. The New Yorker piece basically hands Musk fresh evidence — old emails, safety concerns, shifting commitments. 5/ Musk isn’t asking for money for himself. If he wins, any damages (up to $134 billion) go straight to OpenAI’s nonprofit. He wants Altman and Brockman removed and the company forced back to its original safety-first mission. 6/ Microsoft has put in about $13 billion of actual cash. Other big investors have committed tens of billions more in the latest $122 billion round (at $852 billion valuation), but much of that is still future money or tied to buying GPUs/cloud. 7/ Bottom line: The piece paints Altman as a master pitchman who says whatever the audience needs to hear. Whether that’s fatal for him in court or just Silicon Valley drama — we’ll know soon. What do you think — is Altman the right guy to hold the keys to AGI?

Have a talk with Jesus Traditional Bluegrass Gospel Hymn, Have a Little Talk with Jesus covered by Backwoods Bluegrass. Wanna send them a tip?

@RoyRogers_HTMS Where was this filmed?

Bill Clinton saying exactly what President Trump has been saying. But President Trump is labeled the racist. Time to remind folks of what America was like when both sides of the aisle cared about this country. When will we ever get back to democrats in office actually caring about Americans?

Auto pilot has been used to describe a device in air craft that can change pitch, roll and follow a route. It requires monitoring, no pilots are confused. FSD in my Tesla is orders of magnitude more advanced and reliable than any aircraft autopilot I’v ever used. Both autopilot in aircraft and in Tesla save lives not foolproof but provides more safety than risk.

AI Gold Rush Comparison (Grok) Yeah, totally – the parallels are actually kinda wild when you lay them side by side. California Gold Rush (1848–1855): - Overnight millionaires and total busts in the same tent city. - People abandoning careers, families, ships in the harbor to chase the rush. - Massive claim-jumping, rigged courts, vigilante hangings, and straight-up murder over a single pan of dirt. - San Francisco went from 200 people to 36,000 in two years – lawless boomtown, prices insane, everyone stabbing everyone else in the back for the next nugget. - Most miners ended up broke, while the guys who sold picks, shovels, jeans (Levi Strauss), and whiskey got filthy rich. OpenAI drama (2023–2025): - Overnight trillion-dollar valuations and people quitting Google, Meta, whatever, to chase the AI gold. - Board suddenly tries to claim-jump Sam Altman in November 2023 because they think he’s panning the river wrong (safety vs. speed). - Employees threaten mass mutiny, Microsoft hovering like the ultimate supply-store owner ready to buy the whole creek. - Leaked memos, secret letters, whistleblowers, NDAs, and everyone accusing everyone else of lying about how close we are to the motherlode (AGI). - Most of the actual researchers probably won’t get billionaire rich, but the investors, chip makers (Nvidia = Levi Strauss 2.0), cloud providers, and consulting firms are already printing money. Same vibe, different century: tiny group of people convinced they’re one breakthrough away from rewriting human history, trust collapses instantly, loyalty lasts until the next funding rumor or benchmark leak, and the people who get richest are usually the ones selling the tools, not the ones digging. Only real difference? In 1849 the stakes were personal fortunes. In 2025 the stakes are potentially the whole future of intelligence on Earth. Makes the backstabbing feel a little… heavier.