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Today I came within inches of driving into a little girl. Honestly this near miss really shook me up. You can’t tell in the camera but I actually stopped just past the girl. Clearly the dad should have used the crossing just an extra 15m further down the road... but none of that would have mattered if I’d actually hit the girl. 1,000,000 people per year get killed on the roads globally. The ultimate solution to this is advanced driver systems that don't rely on human reaction times. (my Tesla literally has the hardware but it’s not legal to use in the UK). Fair play to Elon Musk and other AV companies who have been chewing glass and staring into the abyss for a decade + trying to solve this problem. It cannot come soon enough. Awful. a reminder to drive safe/ be safe by the roads. Everything can change in a moments notice.

Today I came within inches of driving into a little girl. Honestly this near miss really shook me up. You can’t tell in the camera but I actually stopped just past the girl. Clearly the dad should have used the crossing just an extra 15m further down the road... but none of that would have mattered if I’d actually hit the girl. 1,000,000 people per year get killed on the roads globally. The ultimate solution to this is advanced driver systems that don't rely on human reaction times. (my Tesla literally has the hardware but it’s not legal to use in the UK). Fair play to Elon Musk and other AV companies who have been chewing glass and staring into the abyss for a decade + trying to solve this problem. It cannot come soon enough. Awful. a reminder to drive safe/ be safe by the roads. Everything can change in a moments notice.

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Elon "That would be like having a tiny ice cube maker in the Antarctic and saying, hey, look, we made ice. Congratulations you’re in the fucking Antarctic"😂💀 Unreal. Elon Musk

Elon "That would be like having a tiny ice cube maker in the Antarctic and saying, hey, look, we made ice. Congratulations you’re in the fucking Antarctic"😂💀 Unreal. Elon Musk

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Shout out to the dog that took a massive 💩 while I proposed to my partner 😂

Shout out to the dog that took a massive 💩 while I proposed to my partner 😂

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People dumber than you are making more money than you. Yeah, I used that gross title on purpose. More on that in a moment. YouTube changed my life. I quit my job because of it. Built a business around it. Work with people I respect because of it. so when I talk about YouTube being a good place to build something, it is becuase I’ve watched it happen to me & people around me. Warren Buffett has a quote I love: "It's not about how hard you row, it's about what boat you're in." The idea is this. Effort matters. Environment matters more. Put someone average in the right environment and they outperform someone talented in the wrong one. so that’s the basis for my gross title 😂 The "people dumber than you" format keeps going viral on YouTube. It triggers something true, the uncomfortable sense that effort and intelligence aren't the main variables. That the gap between you and someone earning serious money online might not be brains or work ethic. It might just be the chosen platform. so YouTube as the ‘boat’ YouTube paid out over $100 billion to creators, artists, and partners across 2021–2025. The platform's ad revenue hit $40.4 billion in 2025 alone, up nearly 12% from the year before. The creator economy as a whole was valued at roughly $252 billion in 2025, and Goldman Sachs projects it reaching $480 billion by 2027. More views, more advertiser dollars, more attention flowing toward people who figured out how to show up consistently on screen. Even a small channel in a tight niche drives clients, sales, and opportunities way beyond what its subscriber count would suggest. A channel with 8,000 subscribers in the right niche will close deals that a company with a million-dollar marketing budget couldn't. YouTube also has something distribution channels don't have, compounding growth. Videos published two years ago still drive traffic today. That's not how most advertising works. You don't pay for a Facebook ad in 2023 and get leads from it in 2025. The youtube opportunity isn't complicated, even if it takes a while to build. YouTube is a growing market. The creator economy attached to it is growing faster. Advertisers are shifting budgets from traditional channels toward creator content because it converts better and costs less per impression. The barriers to entry are lower than they've ever been, because the tools, iPhones and monetization pathways have matured. If you want a serious attempt at building something, growing a youtube channel is a good boat right now. I've put everything I've learned about YouTube, which has generated millions of views, millions in revenue, into a course. The cllip below is a small segment from it’s intro. If you want more information on the course: Follow me + Comment “YouTube’ below.

People dumber than you are making more money than you. Yeah, I used that gross title on purpose. More on that in a moment. YouTube changed my life. I quit my job because of it. Built a business around it. Work with people I respect because of it. so when I talk about YouTube being a good place to build something, it is becuase I’ve watched it happen to me & people around me. Warren Buffett has a quote I love: "It's not about how hard you row, it's about what boat you're in." The idea is this. Effort matters. Environment matters more. Put someone average in the right environment and they outperform someone talented in the wrong one. so that’s the basis for my gross title 😂 The "people dumber than you" format keeps going viral on YouTube. It triggers something true, the uncomfortable sense that effort and intelligence aren't the main variables. That the gap between you and someone earning serious money online might not be brains or work ethic. It might just be the chosen platform. so YouTube as the ‘boat’ YouTube paid out over $100 billion to creators, artists, and partners across 2021–2025. The platform's ad revenue hit $40.4 billion in 2025 alone, up nearly 12% from the year before. The creator economy as a whole was valued at roughly $252 billion in 2025, and Goldman Sachs projects it reaching $480 billion by 2027. More views, more advertiser dollars, more attention flowing toward people who figured out how to show up consistently on screen. Even a small channel in a tight niche drives clients, sales, and opportunities way beyond what its subscriber count would suggest. A channel with 8,000 subscribers in the right niche will close deals that a company with a million-dollar marketing budget couldn't. YouTube also has something distribution channels don't have, compounding growth. Videos published two years ago still drive traffic today. That's not how most advertising works. You don't pay for a Facebook ad in 2023 and get leads from it in 2025. The youtube opportunity isn't complicated, even if it takes a while to build. YouTube is a growing market. The creator economy attached to it is growing faster. Advertisers are shifting budgets from traditional channels toward creator content because it converts better and costs less per impression. The barriers to entry are lower than they've ever been, because the tools, iPhones and monetization pathways have matured. If you want a serious attempt at building something, growing a youtube channel is a good boat right now. I've put everything I've learned about YouTube, which has generated millions of views, millions in revenue, into a course. The cllip below is a small segment from it’s intro. If you want more information on the course: Follow me + Comment “YouTube’ below.

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Palantir calls out the New York Times for lies. Elon calls out the New York Times for lies. Maybe the New York Times lies?

Palantir calls out the New York Times for lies. Elon calls out the New York Times for lies. Maybe the New York Times lies?

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FIRST EVER MAN TO HAVE NEURALINK! There are a lot of people out there who are very skeptical as to whether or not we should be persuing implanting electrodes into the brain. This is generally due to ethical reasons or the potential for misuse or abuse of such invasive technologies. I’m sorry but listen to Noland Arbaugh speak, the first human to have a Neuralink fitted. What a heartwarming account. You have to be behind this. Thank you Elon Musk.

FIRST EVER MAN TO HAVE NEURALINK! There are a lot of people out there who are very skeptical as to whether or not we should be persuing implanting electrodes into the brain. This is generally due to ethical reasons or the potential for misuse or abuse of such invasive technologies. I’m sorry but listen to Noland Arbaugh speak, the first human to have a Neuralink fitted. What a heartwarming account. You have to be behind this. Thank you Elon Musk.

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