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A potato chip somehow made it through processing, into a bag and sprouted a live roots “This just got weirder. This isn't just a mysteriously sprouted potato chip that made it up the conveyor belt, passed inspection, passed quality control and got fried — No, as it turns out,... show more

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Food quality control standards in America seem to be plummeting American bought a bad of Lays Pickle flavored potato chips. In the bag at first appears to be a large chip, it’s not a large chip. It seems to potentially be apart of the ceiling from the factory or something else “I’m gonna throw up”

Food quality control standards in America seem to be plummeting American bought a bad of Lays Pickle flavored potato chips. In the bag at first appears to be a large chip, it’s not a large chip. It seems to potentially be apart of the ceiling from the factory or something else “I’m gonna throw up”

Wall Street Apes

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With JOSHUA, DK and DINO in the mix, you know they put the K in K-razy. The Mister Potato K-razy Kick is a special flavour that combines spicy and sour in one k-runchy chip! Get your Mister Potato K-razy Kick before it runs out! #MisterPotato #JinjjaCrunch

With JOSHUA, DK and DINO in the mix, you know they put the K in K-razy. The Mister Potato K-razy Kick is a special flavour that combines spicy and sour in one k-runchy chip! Get your Mister Potato K-razy Kick before it runs out! #MisterPotato #JinjjaCrunch

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This Russian worker opened a trash bag on a conveyor belt and saved a kitten just seconds before it was crushed. The cat was later adopted by the local Ministry of Environment. ❤️

This Russian worker opened a trash bag on a conveyor belt and saved a kitten just seconds before it was crushed. The cat was later adopted by the local Ministry of Environment. ❤️

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72,974 次观看 • 1 个月前

This is what a $97 potato looks like at the Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut It looks like basically a dry potato they threw caviar on and are selling it for $97 It seems like resorts are on a mission to rip off Americans any way they can

This is what a $97 potato looks like at the Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut It looks like basically a dry potato they threw caviar on and are selling it for $97 It seems like resorts are on a mission to rip off Americans any way they can

Wall Street Apes

295,958 次观看 • 2 个月前

And this Sunday, I’m happy to be a couch potato, if it means that I get to watch history being made. This experiment may just be the critical moment when space travel was democratised and made routine. Where can I buy my ticket, Elon Musk ? 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

And this Sunday, I’m happy to be a couch potato, if it means that I get to watch history being made. This experiment may just be the critical moment when space travel was democratised and made routine. Where can I buy my ticket, Elon Musk ? 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

anand mahindra

1,395,526 次观看 • 1 年前

Are we addicted to distraction? Ted Gioia says: "We live in a Dopamine Culture, and it's a culture of distraction. This is fundamentally different from the past. 20 years ago, if I had a debate with somebody about the culture, it would've been about art vs. entertainment. The art is more demanding, more rigorous, and forces you out of your comfort zone. Entertainment is something that's more adapted to what your expectations are and it's more formulaic. But now we've got a third category. You've got art, you've got entertainment, but this is just distraction. Like people scrolling on videos on their phone. Like a video of somebody's pet, or a photo of their meal or something like that. You can't even call that entertainment. It's just a distraction. What we find is that it gives a jolt of dopamine to the brain. The people that design these social media platforms, all of them in the last 12 to 18 months, shifted to these scrolling and reeling interfaces. Now they haven't told you why, but the reason why they're doing this is it's addictive. If you get in a dopamine hit every 15 seconds, it's an addictive process. If you stay on your phone, they can give you more ads. This is no different than what companies do in other product areas. I knew some people who work at a very large potato chip company, which I will not mention by name, but they said, "Well, Ted, you have no idea. We worked for years to find exactly how to have a potato chip so that you ate it, and there was a flavor in your mouth, and it died in a certain number of seconds, so you had to reach for another potato chip." We make these things addictive. The goal is to make them addictive because that's how we maximize sales. Now nobody in Silicon Valley will tell you this, but all the Silicon Valley companies with these social media platforms have made similar research. I'm sure. And they show we have this scrolling interface, and so people are addicted to distraction. This can't be good for the culture." Ted Gioia

Are we addicted to distraction? Ted Gioia says: "We live in a Dopamine Culture, and it's a culture of distraction. This is fundamentally different from the past. 20 years ago, if I had a debate with somebody about the culture, it would've been about art vs. entertainment. The art is more demanding, more rigorous, and forces you out of your comfort zone. Entertainment is something that's more adapted to what your expectations are and it's more formulaic. But now we've got a third category. You've got art, you've got entertainment, but this is just distraction. Like people scrolling on videos on their phone. Like a video of somebody's pet, or a photo of their meal or something like that. You can't even call that entertainment. It's just a distraction. What we find is that it gives a jolt of dopamine to the brain. The people that design these social media platforms, all of them in the last 12 to 18 months, shifted to these scrolling and reeling interfaces. Now they haven't told you why, but the reason why they're doing this is it's addictive. If you get in a dopamine hit every 15 seconds, it's an addictive process. If you stay on your phone, they can give you more ads. This is no different than what companies do in other product areas. I knew some people who work at a very large potato chip company, which I will not mention by name, but they said, "Well, Ted, you have no idea. We worked for years to find exactly how to have a potato chip so that you ate it, and there was a flavor in your mouth, and it died in a certain number of seconds, so you had to reach for another potato chip." We make these things addictive. The goal is to make them addictive because that's how we maximize sales. Now nobody in Silicon Valley will tell you this, but all the Silicon Valley companies with these social media platforms have made similar research. I'm sure. And they show we have this scrolling interface, and so people are addicted to distraction. This can't be good for the culture." Ted Gioia

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There’s something about watching a human being create with their own hands that never gets old. Tiny chip after tiny chip in a piece of glass… until somehow, something beautiful begins to appear. Then you realize the woman creating it is doing all of this while living with a disability. I don’t know. Sometimes people are just incredible. This is one of those times.❤️🙏

There’s something about watching a human being create with their own hands that never gets old. Tiny chip after tiny chip in a piece of glass… until somehow, something beautiful begins to appear. Then you realize the woman creating it is doing all of this while living with a disability. I don’t know. Sometimes people are just incredible. This is one of those times.❤️🙏

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reminder, the entire game starts with you, a courier, being ambushed and killed for this chip. a chip that House developed, a chip House took centuries to find again after the bombs dropped, a chip that House HIRED YOU to deliver and in turn invite you as his Right-Hand Man (or woman)... and you, the bumbling half-brained idiot most of you could be after a bullet tears through your skull, thinks it's a smart idea.... to try and barter right in front of him, in the middle of his house, in his face. yeah no wonder he "gets mad" once and only once. WHICH HE IMMEDIATELY SWAPS OUT OF WHEN YOU JUST GIVE HIM THE CHIP! TELLING YOU HE UNDERSTANDS BUT WOULD THINK YOU'D PLAY IT SMARTER. i swear half of you didnt actually play, you just follow the fuckin memes

reminder, the entire game starts with you, a courier, being ambushed and killed for this chip. a chip that House developed, a chip House took centuries to find again after the bombs dropped, a chip that House HIRED YOU to deliver and in turn invite you as his Right-Hand Man (or woman)... and you, the bumbling half-brained idiot most of you could be after a bullet tears through your skull, thinks it's a smart idea.... to try and barter right in front of him, in the middle of his house, in his face. yeah no wonder he "gets mad" once and only once. WHICH HE IMMEDIATELY SWAPS OUT OF WHEN YOU JUST GIVE HIM THE CHIP! TELLING YOU HE UNDERSTANDS BUT WOULD THINK YOU'D PLAY IT SMARTER. i swear half of you didnt actually play, you just follow the fuckin memes

Tôryk BirdThrowa

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Just got my hands on that Hollywood AI technology and it made this without a single human being involved. Really amazing stuff.

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This was a DoorDash order, the person ordering it lives less than 1 mile away The order is for 2 small personal cheese pizzas and 2 chocolate chip cookies The cost is $39.36 Prices in America are so out of control and these delivery apps just add to this insanity. We are being robbed blind, when did we allow this to get normalized I ran this exact same order as a takeout order in Los Angeles to make it as expensive as possible and it was only about $20 This means you’re paying DOUBLE to use a delivery app, the places are drastically marking up prices and adding insane fees

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166,318 次观看 • 7 个月前

It’s cold out, so I’m really glad to be indoors. This is a standard Japanese tool belt (?) is that the correct word? It’s got a bag thing on it so it’s more than just a belt… #japanesegirl #japan #kawaii #japanese #asian #homerenovation #drywall #toolbelt

It’s cold out, so I’m really glad to be indoors. This is a standard Japanese tool belt (?) is that the correct word? It’s got a bag thing on it so it’s more than just a belt… #japanesegirl #japan #kawaii #japanese #asian #homerenovation #drywall #toolbelt

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70,154 次观看 • 1 年前

JENSEN HUANG JUST HELD UP A CHIP THAT KILLS YOUR ENTIRE AI BILL nvidia and microsoft just announced the rtx spark at computex. 1 petaflop of ai on a chip you can hold in one hand. 128gb unified memory. 20 core cpu. full nvidia stack. most people spend $200 a month on chatgpt, claude, midjourney and cursor. that is $2,400 a year renting intelligence from someone else. this chip runs all of it locally for $5 in electricity per month. developers are already offering local ai setups to small businesses for $500 a month. ten clients. $5,000 a month. one chip doing all the work. the people who move on this in 2025 will look very far ahead by 2027. save this now.

JENSEN HUANG JUST HELD UP A CHIP THAT KILLS YOUR ENTIRE AI BILL nvidia and microsoft just announced the rtx spark at computex. 1 petaflop of ai on a chip you can hold in one hand. 128gb unified memory. 20 core cpu. full nvidia stack. most people spend $200 a month on chatgpt, claude, midjourney and cursor. that is $2,400 a year renting intelligence from someone else. this chip runs all of it locally for $5 in electricity per month. developers are already offering local ai setups to small businesses for $500 a month. ten clients. $5,000 a month. one chip doing all the work. the people who move on this in 2025 will look very far ahead by 2027. save this now.

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441,572 次观看 • 5 个月前

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