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hello 馃憢 my name is Tim

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Joined January 2016
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Replying to @JohnfKenneydjr
I think she said Jeff
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Replying to @DimaZeniuk
The hard part outdoors isn't decoding intent, it's what happens on a misread at a curb. Would love to see the implant paired with obstacle sensing on the chair so the brain sets direction and the chair handles safety. Shared control is probably how this scales.
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SpaceX just put Starfall up for sale: a capsule with 1,000 kg of payload, weeks of microgravity, 1 kW of power and live Starlink data, then a parachute splashdown. The pitch is better drug crystals, organoids and replacement tissue. Would you take a drug made in orbit?
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Replying to @SarahisCensored
RIP Jeff and condolences to his family 馃檹 馃摽
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Replying to @wallstengine
Wild part: Boost still runs on capacity leased from AT&T and T-Mobile, two of the carriers that already said no. Buying Boost gets SpaceX customers fast, but real independence only comes from building its own towers or direct-to-cell. Which does Musk bet on?
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FDA just accepted uniQure's Huntington's gene therapy for priority review. Decision by May 1, 2027. One-time brain surgery that silences the huntingtin gene. Evidence: 12 high-dose patients vs external controls. First drug ever to slow HD? Would you approve on that data?
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Replying to @AceLuceroTech
Had nothing to do with the gender of the pilot. This was a tragic accident likely due to icing.
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