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Now ask yourself,
if these ten groups are against the merger,
maybe you are right to be for it.
Makes sense?
Sign here
-> surveymonkey.com/r/mergealre…
All shareholders matter! Including Shareholders outside the US. We want your signatures. The Board and Special committee represent you too. Please repost far and wide. Tesla has a global shareholder base.
If you can’t vote yourself because of foreign account restrictions - but will indicate wishes to your broker - add that in the comment on the bottom.
Doctor Jack retweeted
There is a so called "documentary" coming out on Elon Musk next week. Here is my answer in advance to this pile of trash.
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Republicans must WIN the 2026 Midterm Elections, and we must use every appropriate tool – whether you vote early, absentee, by mail, or in-person, we must swamp the Radical Left Dumocrats with massive turnout! SO IMPORTANT – PLEASE GET OUT AND VOTE. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
Doctor Jack retweeted
Today someone told me “don’t try so hard to give your family a good life you forget to give them a good day”
And that shit hit me so hard
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AI safety is a scam perpetrated by the same people who played the climate change and Covid game on us.
They are trying to scare us into giving them control, and they are the greatest threat to humanity.
Alignment is nonsense. Humans are not aligned. We can’t even align our own families.
Elon and the xAI team have the best take. Optimize for truth seeking, teach it to be curious and to love humanity.
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Socialism is a psychological disorder that puts on ideological clothing to hide what it actually is.
At its core is a specific kind of irrational resentment, that is the inability to accept that in a free society, some people will be simply be more, make more, have more.
And instead of competing or accepting that reality, the disordered mind creates the ideology that demands the system be changed so no one is allowed to rise “too high”.
So they would rather live under a system of enforced mediocrity that limits everyone’s freedom including their own than accept a world where some people can create visibly better outcomes.
They can’t help but eliminate the conditions that make other people’s success possible.
And since freedom produces unequal results and that inequality is unbearable to this mindset, then freedom itself must be attacked.
Doctor Jack retweeted
I'm often asked about why I admire Elon so much, and the answer is he's the definition of RESILIENCE.
 In 2008, he was going through a divorce, his rocket had failed three times, and his car company was out of money and at risk of personal bankruptcy. Despite that, he DID NOT give up.
This graphic perfectly visualizes why xAI is such an important company and why Elon will do everything in his power to not let OpenAI win.
And I fully support that.
Are chatbots politically biased?
The Washington Post tested the AI models behind OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini and others using political questions designed by researchers to gauge how chatbots respond to hot-button political issues. wapo.st/4gDk35e
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Trump killed 50 of Iran's top leaders, did at least $1 trillion worth of damage to their military equipment and infrastructure, totally wiped out their naval fleet and air fleets, put their government in a state of endemic internal conflict, and left them totally incapable of meaningfully attacking their neighbors in the region any time soon. By the end of it, all Iran could do is rig the strait with mines and take pop shots at passing ships.
The loss of insurance coverage had more of an impact on the flow of marine traffic than Iran did.
I personally would have preferred the total destruction of the IRGC (which technically isn't off the table if they decide to FAFO) but it would have been difficult to accomplish without more civilian casualties -- something third worldist leftoids were already complaining (and campaigning) about.
In the meantime, consider the following:
No boots on the ground. No prolonged conflict. No permanent occupation. No military draft. No lasting impact on energy prices. No multi-trillion dollar boondoggle. None of the things anti-war retards with Israel tunnel vision like Dave Smith and Candace Owens predicted would happen.
In addition:
- Oil and gas prices are falling in time for summer and the midterms.
- "Free Palestine" third worldists like Graham Platner have less ammo on which to campaign for Congress.
- Russia is bringing in less revenue.
- The U.S. got a foot in the door to block China's Belt and Road projects.
- Trump has greater latitude to tighten sanctions on Russia without exacerbating supply shocks to energy markets.
- Europe and America have agreed to increase cooperation in providing for the national defense of Ukraine.
- Israel isn't a signatory to the MOU and isn't bound by its terms, leaving it free to independently defend itself from threats if necessary.
- America isn't creating a power vacuum for China and Russia to fill by absconding and surrendering its own influence over the region.
The people who say this is a "humiliating defeat" for Trump?
- Russia
- China
- Iran
- Democrats
- The leftist Drudge-led media establishment
All the worst people you know have joined arms and are pretending like Iran pulled one over on the Bad Orange Man in hopes that it will piss off Republicans and Israelis enough to get them to kill the deal themselves.
It's very transparent. Don't let your enemies control you with such a stupid and obvious Reflexive Control op.
Marc Andreessen on how @elonmusk works:
"He has an operating method that he's developed that I would say is very unusual by modern standards. I'm not aware of another current CEO who operates the way that he does."
"The top-line thing is this incredible devotion from the leader of the company to fully, deeply understand what the company does and to be in the trenches and talking directly to the people who do the work."
"Basically what Elon does is he shows up every week at each of his companies, he identifies the biggest problem that the company's having that week, and he fixes it."
"He does that every week for 52 weeks in a row, and then each of his companies has solved the 52 biggest problems that year."
"Someone who used to work in one of the other aerospace companies and went to work at SpaceX said... 'It's like being dropped into a shocking zone of competence.'"
"Most of us never have that experience. Most people are never in an organization where the bar is held that high."
@pmarca with @ChrisWillx






































