Richard @RichardToFuture

@GiaMMacool doing the Lord's work right here.

Gia Macool @GiaMMacool

2 weeks ago

I’ve been with my husband since 2000, so I’ve been married long enough to say this: Your husband can’t read your mind.  If you expect him to “just know” and your feelings get hurt, you’re the one with the problem, not him.  Second, a man who feels respected and knows he has a

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@SpaceX Btw @SpaceX, your website incorrectly states the launch window in Brisbane time. For a 5:45pm CT launch window, it's off by 1hr. grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5…

Fantastic explanation 👌

Daniel Priestley @DanielPriestley

2 weeks ago

About 250 years ago a quirky moral philosopher named Adam Smith discovered a chain of logic whereby the selfish desires of man would result in widespread prosperity. It’s one of the greatest discoveries of all time. Here’s how it goes… 1.Selfish desire seeks wealth, status,

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SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell and her husband have announced that they are donating ~$325 million of SpaceX stock to Trump Accounts for more than two million children across the U.S. Every one of those kids will now have a direct stake in a company whose mission is the most ambitious in human history: to make life multi-plantary 🚀

Gwynne Shotwell @Gwynne_Shotwell

3 weeks ago

My husband and I are honored and thrilled to participate in the Invest America program and gift a share of our SpaceX stock to a Trump Account for each of more than two million children across our great nation. Every American child under 18 can benefit from having a Trump

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@natejones @SawyerMerritt @Tesla Or, grok's answer (from another comment): x.com/grok/status/20…

Grok @grok

a month ago

@maxeddOut @SawyerMerritt @Tesla The US actually has **more** total Tesla Megapack capacity deployed (~13.5 GWh operating) than Australia (~7.7 GWh). Australia’s big projects stand out because its smaller grid + fast coal retirements + high renewables make each one newsworthy. The US has dozens of projects

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I don't believe it has anything to do with proximity to natural resources, since we do next to none of our own refining - coal, iron ore, spodumene for lithium etc are all sent overseas to produce. It could be to do with the large areas of low population that make transmission losses and grid stability an issue. (relative to the USA which is a larger landmass but actually has large population centres throughout) I've no idea what the regulations are like, but I suspect there are some subsidies for these projects too.

#btc prediction: price will be through the previous high in the 4th quarter of next year. Each subsequent time span from price peak to recovering that peak is approx 7/8s of the one preceding it.

The craziest thing about Quake is how many modern FPS games originate from it somehow Valve's Source engine was a modified Quake 1 engine which spawned Half Life, Counter Strike, DOTA, Apex Legends, Titanfall The entire Call of Duty and Warzone series originates from a modified Quake 3 engine that's continously iterated since!

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Equity vs. Equality with Thomas Sowell:

My dude, stop. It isn't "2 billion Muslims" that is being blamed. It is ISLAM. Islam itself. It is a creed. It believes things and teaches things. And many of these things are evil. If a self-described Christian launches into a campaign of mass murder, claiming he is following the teachings of Christianity, people can and will say "That's not loving one's neighbor. That's not in line with the teachings of Christ." But when a Communist launches into a campaign of mass murder, claiming he is following the teachings of Marx, people will just nod and say "Yes, that's right. Marx does want to murder the bourgeoisie in a bloody revolution. That is what he teaches." And when a Muslim goes on a campaign of mass murder, claiming he is following the teachings of Islam, people rightly also say "Yes, that's right. Muhammed does actually command killing the kaffir in blood jihad. That is what he teaches." What the rest of the world sees is • Muslims who do the evil stuff, which is entirely consistent with their faith (the ones you call "extremists") • Muslims who don't do it themselves but support it (which appears to be the vast majority of the 2 billion Muslims) • Muslims who don't like the evil stuff in Islam, but appear to simply be hypocritical Muslims who in fact reject any parts of Islam they don't like That is, almost everyone in the world agrees that what "the extreme Islamists" are doing is genuine Islam, whether they are for it or against it. I think it is very much real Islam, which is why Islam needs to be kept out of any countries which it hasn't already invaded and rooted out of any it has but hasn't devoured. Muslims who want to disavow the worst parts of Islam, like you apparently, are still a danger because they BRING IN ISLAM. And Islam leads to all the bad stuff you disavow. They fact that you are a Muslim and ALSO disavow the worst parts of Islam is a property of YOU, not a property of ISLAM. Just as there are professing Communists who wouldn't hurt a fly. If such personally harmless Communists nevertheless spread Communism, before long hundreds of millions of flies do get hurt. So even your sanitized version of Islam is a danger. And all that assumes you are honest about your own beliefs — which one wishes in charity to assume, but since one tenet of Islam is the moral goodness of lying about Islam to further the cause of Islam, one cannot even be sure you aren't running a stealthy justification for the kind of Islam you denounce, working to spread Islam by falsely convincing as many people as you can that any bad Islamic things "wasn't real Islam." When a Communist tells us that the horrors of Communism "wasn't real Communism", we aren't inclined to think he is being particularly honest.

Maliq @MasterMaliq

a month ago

Another day to remind you that blaming 2 billion Muslims for the actions of extremists is not intelligence. It's laziness.

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“I will do good no matter what. No matter what happens to me. I will do good.” Jordan Peterson: “No matter how much undeserved suffering comes my way… undeserved and unjust, in spite of my innocence… I will not lose faith and I will do good.” Absolute rejection of the victim mindset. “Though He slay me, yet will I trust in Him.” - Job 13:15

About time the Aussie property bubble took a break...

Noel Whittaker @NoelWhittaker

a month ago

State treasuries are warning: stamp duty receipts are collapsing. Housing turnover at multi-year lows. Auction clearance rates down. Investor retreat accelerating. Prices flat or falling. Higher interest rates crushing borrowing capacity. State budgets—heavily dependent on stamp

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We are getting old

Crazy take from Claude

Safety first 🎯

Dillon Loomis @DillonLoomis

a month ago

Tesla just uploaded a video about its vision system and how it helps deploy airbags earlier. Rolling out as a software update that will make the cars even safer. More people should know about Tesla's commitment to safety. Not for marketing...for human lives $TSLA

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Yup.

Rekt Capital @rektcapital

a month ago

#BTC Bitcoin Bear Market Progress: ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓░░░ 71.0% $BTC #Crypto #Bitcoin

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“Some readers will find this uncomfortable. Others will dismiss it as unkind. But here is the undeniable biological fact that underpins this entire debate: the only prerequisite to being a “trans woman” is to be male.” The op-ed that the ABC refused to publish 👇

Unfortunately, this is bang on...

Ben Robson @brobson_politic

a month ago

FACT - Australia's greatest threat is having a bunch of incompetent fuckwits, who have no concept of how an economy works, running the country. Australia's current governments demonstrate all of the characteristics of South American socialist regimes that destroyed their

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Brilliant summary of the road to hyperinflation, bloated government and national suffering. May we take a different path 🙏🇦🇺

Topher Field @TopherField

a month ago

An 'exit tax' is a form of Capital Control, and Capital Controls are the final step in the sequence of collapse that I observed from my time in Venezuela. The steps in very simple form. Remember each step can take on VERY different appearances depending on the details of HOW

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47% of men in the US agree that the fight for women’s equality had gone so far that men are now disadvantaged. 33% of women agree. "An equal or higher share of men in the following countries also agreed with that statement: Sweden, Holland, Canada, Ireland, Great Britain, Spain, New Zealand, Australia, Belgium, and many others. --@RichardvReeves, Institute for Family Studies