shoutout to the 6% of participants that made up their mind, the AI said why it agreed with them, then the human said, hmmm... because of that I'm going to go with the other option
A dynamic I only see spoken on occasionally is the consequences of having trillion dollar companies that almost exclusively employ neurodivergent people. The enterprise/product teams may have some normal people but are less core to the leading research
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Caleb Mahle retweeted
“He's gunna go up to the Upper Peninsula and get a pretty cold welcome.”
And the UP said…
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Leaked audio of Mike Rogers calling on Republicans to use off-duty police officers to intimidate voters in Detroit in an attempt to manipulate the Michigan Senate race:
Caleb Mahle retweeted
Q: Can you name a time when you voted against your party and President Trump and it changed the outcome?
SUSAN COLLINS: At one point, I had organized people to vote against Secretary Hegseth. As you undoubtedly have read, at the very last minute one of our Republicans changed his mind. Otherwise he would've been defeated for that job.
Q: So it didn't change the outcome
Even if you're not a doomerist, I still feel like the tax question is an important one and is negates the "super-growth" bull case for bonds. Either a compute or robot tax is inevitable or we shift the fundamentals of corporate accounting. What am I missing
2026: Still see terminal risks as undervalued by even most in AI community, and completely underwhelmed by general public's response. AI investment is logical, albeit frothy in corners, and in other respects, AI is underinvested in. From personal perspective, finally...



















