Neo⚡️ @TitorNeo

Anyone else feel like our government is more our enemy than our friend at this point? My trust is at an all time low. I don’t feel like they represent “We the people” anymore. All they seem to care about is money and taking care of their billionaire buddies.

It cant be overstated how WW1 and WW2 destroyed almost all of the old money elite families, and now we’re left with nigga rich buffoons who have no interest in noblesse oblige or the public good

Aesthetica @Anc_Aesthetics

a week ago

We have the worst elites in history.

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Never play fair when game is rigged.

We are PRIVATE citizens, the government should know very little if anything about us at all. They are PUBLIC officials, we should know damn near everything about what they are doing. The cameras are pointed the wrong way.

It’s strange isn’t it that Putin won’t go along with these globalists ideologies & he’s supposed to be the bad guy. I’m starting to think that they want us to believe he’s the bad guy because he won’t do what all other western governments are doing & that’s destroying their own countries.

We are about to unlock a near infinite supply of resources in our solar system. The reality is an overwhelming amount of abundance. A near infinite supply of energy, metals, minerals and real estate. Abundance is our future, scarcity is our past.

We need to use the power of collective intelligence to build open-source AI and surpass the frontier labs in the next 2.5 years. That gives us until 2029, which is their predicted timeline for AGI. We are doing this to prevent a dystopian era of monopoly. They are already making moves to own everything, and they aren't even hiding it anymore. We don't have much time left.

Stop Fearing. Stop Stressing. None of This Is Real

Crazy how 8 billion people are letting 13 families run this shitshow

The truth about truth is that people don't really want to hear the truth. They want confirmation that what they already believe is the truth, even when it isn't. And that's the truth about the truth.

There is NO virus outbreak. It’s all fear based mind-control theatrics

It feels like we lose all hope after 2025 top We don't dream anymore I don't see predictions, plans for the next bullrun or bull cases for altcoins It's not about how many people left, that's normal during bear phases, it's about how we lose the biggest virtue of crypto, the reason why I fell in love with the trenches. We are dreamers We are delusional misfits We are chronic optimists The 99% of successful people I met in crypto came here with no money, no degree, no background, no experience, but with a dream, a delusional fu**ing dream. That’s why the world looked at us and couldn’t understand how a handful of weirdos managed to make generational wealth after failing in school They still don't undersand, because they are too old and too afraid to take big risks. We were young and had nothing to lose We didn't want to spend 40 years of our lives in a 9 to 5 job We were lost Then we found crypto. The only place on earth where you can go from nothing to everything Many lose the battle, a few made it, and the rest is still fighting. For those who are still here, winning, losing or trying: 1. Markets are cyclical. 2. We will shine again. 3. Never stop dreaming. Inmortal,

Everything humanity has ever built exists in a sliver of cosmic time so small it barely registers. Elon Musk thinks that’s the most important fact alive. Musk: “Civilization has only been around for like a little over 5,000 years out of 4.5 billion years that Earth has been around.” In the context of a 13.8 billion year universe, everything humanity has ever built, thought, created, or loved is a rounding error. Musk: “Consciousness is incredibly rare and perhaps fleeting. It may not last for very long because otherwise I think we would have seen aliens.” The silence of the cosmos isn’t comforting. It’s a warning. If consciousness were common, we’d have evidence. If it were durable, we’d have contact. The absence of both tells us something deeply unsettling about how rare we are and how easily that rarity ends. Musk: “This is the first time in Earth’s 4.5 billion year history that it’s been possible to extend life or consciousness beyond Earth.” Four and a half billion years. One window. Right now. For the entirety of Earth’s existence, life had no exit. No backup. No way to survive whatever comes next. For the first time in planetary history, it does. Musk: “We want to just get Mars to be a self-sustaining civilization as quickly as possible.” Not a research outpost. Not a flag. A self-sustaining civilization. One that survives if Earth doesn’t. One that carries the light of consciousness forward regardless of what happens here. Musk: “Mars is the only option, really, and to do so ideally before World War III or some kind of bad thing.” The window isn’t permanent. Civilization needs to be strong enough to build the escape before it needs the escape. That’s the race. Not against another country. Against time and entropy and the thousand ways a fragile species on a single planet can disappear without a trace. We are the universe becoming aware of itself. The least we can do is make sure that doesn’t end on a single planet.

"a first step towards becoming a Kardashev II-level civilization." - Elon Musk In the last three weeks: SpaceX acquired xAI, merging the world's largest rocket company with one of the fastest-moving AI labs on the planet. SpaceX valued at $1 trillion. The stated goal of the merger: build orbital data centers. A constellation of a million satellites that generate AI compute in space, powered by near-constant solar energy with near-zero operating costs. Elon Musk's words: "Within 2 to 3 years, the lowest cost way to generate AI compute will be in space." The math he laid out: launching a million tons per year of satellites generating 100 kW of compute per ton adds 100 gigawatts of AI compute capacity annually. The long-term path is 1 terawatt per year from Earth launches alone. And with lunar factories using electromagnetic mass drivers, 500 to 1,000 terawatts per year into deep space. Elon Musk also announced SpaceX is building a self-growing city on the Moon. Target: under 10 years. First uncrewed landing: March 2027. Lunar manufacturing will feed the orbital compute network. Factories on the Moon building satellites and launching them deeper into the solar system. And the rocket that makes all of it possible, Starship V3, with 100+ tons to orbit, orbital refueling, and Raptor 3 engines, is targeting its first flight in mid-March. The plan: launches every hour, 200 tons per flight, millions of tons to orbit per year. The most powerful rocket in history. Aimed at the Moon. Designed to launch the largest AI infrastructure ever built. Weeks from flying. It's happening.

His operation was the most sophisticated blackmail organization in modern history. The real question is who was behind Epstein and what did they blackmail the world into doing? They are using the pedophile as a distraction from the more important questions "who did what for what?"

Cornelius @CoryCCornelius

6 months ago

@ArmstrongEcon How do you see these new epstein revelations affecting the geopolitical landscape?

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SpaceX will build a system that allows anyone to travel to Moon. This will so insanely cool 🚀💫🤩

Let me tell you something that they been trying so hard to keep secret from you: It’s all about having a calm central nervous system so you can hear to your inner voice (God) and let it guide you. That’s why they work so hard to distract you and install fear into you.

4 moons seen all across Russia last night! 🌝🌛🌛🌛

Keep This In Mind About Actors: Actors as infamis “It wasn't something that was seen as an acceptable job for a Roman citizen to undertake. An actor was in the class known as infamis. “This was the same class as a slave; the same class as a prostitute. ~The Romans

DAKKADAKKA @DAKKADAKKA1

6 months ago

The Romans were right about Actors.

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