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After Showing Wanda’ vision, Tony literally created Vision going against everyone because he believed Vision would always protect humanity from external threats, whether the Avengers were alive or not. Vision who was Tony’s creation comes with Dr Banner, Jarvis, Ultron intelligence and charged up by thor lightning, literally a... show more

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𝕮𝕠𝕝𝕕𝔸𝕦𝕣𝕒9 days ago

Vision was always going to be nerfed cause Thanos had to win

zn9 days ago

Everyone missed this. He was injured by Corvus Glaive's weapon, which has special powers. Vision even says it: "The blade...it stopped me from phasing." It also stopped his body from repairing itself. Yes the plot had to diminish Vision but MCU picked a plausible way to do it.

Principal 🇬🇧9 days ago

I keep saying vision is the most useless character in avengers. A very un-needed character in the movie.

STOKES9 days ago

He is just an toy for wanda nothing else

Nicolas Calderón Jauregui8 days ago

Because he was in love, same with Wanda, Wanda was nerfed too

ppenguin959 days ago

They made Vision so weak it was embarrassing

court✊🏾9 days ago

Made hulk a str8 pussy smh

Dim kim 🌟8 days ago

Avengers usually made us believe that any villain they are fighting is the most powerful then they will come up with another most powerful villain in their next movie 🍿

CyanideLove_9 days ago

Yeah taking the mind stone from vision was one of the dumbest ideas . He could’ve solo’d the entire army of cannon fodder

Leroy9 days ago

Vision got to be the weakest “super hero” in the MCU. Like how does he always get whooped and has to be saved from anyone he battles? Catch a body dude sheesh

CyanideLove_9 days ago

All Wanda had to do was use her chaos magic around thanos forearm 🤷🏽‍♂️

Dolfi Besari9 days ago

I thought vision was so strong

ᗪᑭᖇOᗰᗩ✞Iᑕ9 days ago

This vision is just useless after all the power he has

Monet King 🥶🥶🥶 (Ø,G) 🧑‍🌾 (🤞, ✨ )9 days ago

@grok which movie is this

Cavaliers 2016 Champions8 days ago

Yeah, I never understood why vision turned out to be such a wuss

Jon9 days ago

Did my nig vision worng

Ricardo Souza9 days ago

Visão totalmente nerfado

Dracusa3698 days ago

Because it makes for good movie even if it doesn't make sense.

Ñîçê8 days ago

I'm a DC but I love this movie

Esco9 days ago

You’re a bot

Michael9 days ago

Why do we even have Black Panther? He’s the weakest shittiest one what does he actually do?

Boston Knick8 days ago

Vision is hella powerful any other time except in this movie

NightWalker 🔫💀9 days ago

@grok what's the title?

Sponge Dawg and 553 others8 days ago

Why the F would you fly lower to ground when you can fly high and they have this guy the Captain America Shield lol

MLbaker8 days ago

why is Vision so lame in this movie? pussy

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5,589,523 views • 6 months ago

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482,880 views • 22 days ago

Just look at Bron Breakker. He was so uninterested when they were announcing him. Brother literally looked at the sky like, "What am I doing, God?" 😭 He walked right past Logan Paul like he wanted nothing to do with this faction. Then in the ring, even standing next to them, he still looked like he wasn't giving a fcuk This is so sad. Bron needs a singles push. He was born to win the world title. Send him to SmackDown or make him separate from The Vision.

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Cap just like aura farming, what was that flip for😂😂 Avengers: Age of Ultron is considered a major film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe because it highlights the internal struggles of the Avengers alongside the external threats they face. Following the recovery of Loki’s scepter, Tony Stark and Bruce Banner work together to develop an artificial intelligence system designed to maintain global peace. Unfortunately, the project backfires when Ultron gains consciousness and concludes that humanity itself is the greatest danger to the planet. With his advanced intelligence, immense power, and relentless mission to eliminate mankind, Ultron becomes one of the Avengers’ most formidable opponents. The Avengers are forced to reunite and confront him before his plans lead to global destruction.

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160,171 views • 3 months ago

SHE IS SO REAL 😭😭 🗣️: Jimin, Stay as far away as possible from a pair of scissors. I’m not even joking. If I arrive at the Stade de France on July and I see that Jimin has cut his hair, I will burn down the entire stadium along with the person who cut it. 🗣️: You think I’m overreacting? Absolutely not. In no universe, on no planet, am I missing out on this Jimin. None. Jimin’s current era—you don’t have the vision yet, but don’t even worry, you’re going to get the vision. 🗣️: You’re going to have panoramic vision, peripheral vision, binocular vision, even night vision if necessary, but you will have the vision. You’re going to see Jimin with long hair, plus a bun, wet, in a tank top, in 35-degree heat at the Stade de France. 🗣️: Everyone, from the entire Stade de France staff to the security, will have the vision. Because, excuse me, but not having the vision of this man... of this man! It’s insane. The man is so incredible, it’s like he just escaped from a fairy tale, okay? 🗣️: So Jimin, for the survival of the Stade de France and your hairdresser: stay as far away as possible from a pair of scissors. That’s all I had to say for today.

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cocojm⁷

28,077 views • 4 months ago

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Peter Thiel says Steve Jobs wasn’t successful because he was an asshole. He was successful in spite of him being an asshole: “All the biographies you read on Jobs—the lesson you draw is that he succeeded because he yelled a lot and was this impossible manager.” “If that was true—how did he inspire his people?” “It’s something about the vision, the mission, the certainty that things were going to work that inspired people, in spite of whatever shortcomings he had.” Via Andrew Ross Sorkin DealBook

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Tesla’s vision-only approach to solve FSD got laughed at for many years. People called it reckless, said just cameras would never be enough, and even claimed Tesla was cutting corners. Fast forward to today, it’s pretty clear who was right. “It’s so obvious you can solve this with cameras. Why wouldn’t you solve with cameras? It’s 2026. The self-driving problem is not a sensor problem, it’s an AI problem. The cameras have enough information already. It’s a problem of extracting the information, which is an AI problem.” - Ashok Elluswamy, VP of AI at Tesla. Just like us humans, we drive with eyes, we walk with eyes, literally we do everything with our eyes. We don’t have lidar spinning and laser beams on our heads. We simply see the world and our brain figures it out… all from vision. For so many years, the industry treated autonomy like it was a hardware problem. Like “if cameras struggle, just add more sensors.” That’s exactly how companies like Waymo ended up with sensor towers that look like crazy science projects. So ugly btw too… That approach might have made sense in 2008, but not today! Bc back then, AI wasn’t good enough to truly understand the world. So engineers had no choice but to lean on lidar and radar for help. But today, cameras capture insane amounts of information, I’m talking billions of pixels every second. The thing that was missing was AI intelligence. And when AI can understand why a car is slowing or why a pedestrian is hesitating, or real world things, you just need a better brain instead of more sensors. And now, everyone else is realizing this… the future of autonomy was always about understanding the world through vision, just like we humans do. That’s the bet that Elon and Tesla made early on… he was already years ahead of everyone, when everyone was doubling down on LiDAR and radar, even when so many people mocked them for switching early. Tesla vision for the win!!! 🥇

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19,357 views • 7 months ago

Kenny Smith says Mark Jackson saved Steph Curry’s career, the Warriors franchise and the NBA “Steph Curry, before he got there, did not play in the fourth quarters of games. They used to play Monta Ellis, and they would say Steph could not play in the fourth quarters because defensively he could not handle that. I used to watch the Golden State Warriors, and they used to say that, and he was going to be traded” “He was going to be traded until Mark Jackson got there. He saved not only the franchise, he saved the league. You think of Steph Curry, he saved basketball by making this dude what he is and allowing him to be who he was. He saved basketball and changed the culture of the way we play today based on the way Steph plays” “Someone had to have the vision to allow that to happen. He was the vision. He was not doing that before he got there. Neither were you. There were no undersized power forwards doing what you do. Klay Thompson didn’t have the free rein he do. It’s a travesty that he’s not coaching basketball” (via The Draymond Green Show)

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Ted Turner was an internationally known yachtsman; a philanthropist who founded the United Nations Foundation; an activist who sought the worldwide elimination of nuclear weapons; and a conservationist who became one of the foremost landowners in the United States. He played a crucial role in reintroducing bison to the American west. He even created the Captain Planet cartoon to educate kids about the environment. But it was his audacious vision to deliver news from around the world in real time, at all hours, that really made him famous – once his idea finally took off.

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23,685 views • 4 months ago

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157,344 views • 11 days ago

John Krafcik, Former Waymo CEO thinks Tesla can’t solve autonomy with a vision-only approach. “Human vision is so much more capable than the vision of a car equipped with seven 5-megapixel cameras — only one of which is narrow-view, while all the others are wide-view. So you’re basically dispersing those 5 megapixels in a way that makes the actual effective vision more like 20/60 or 20/70. The rest of the cameras in a car like that wouldn’t even pass a DMV vision test. If you compare that to a serious L4 company, they’re really trying to achieve superhuman perception with an amazing array of cameras — with extraordinary 360° coverage, redundancy at the corners of the car, on the roof, high and low, everywhere. And then you have LiDAR and radar providing completely different modalities of active sensing to complement the passive sensing from the cameras. That’s truly superhuman. With that level of data, you can do amazing things — as opposed to a car that has a really bad case of myopia, should be wearing glasses, and operates on a very limited data cycle. I think that’s the core challenge the current iteration of camera-only cars faces: they don’t have superhuman vision. They just don’t. And without superhuman vision, it seems pretty unlikely to me that you’re going to achieve superhuman driving capability. If you’re not going to achieve superhuman driving capability, why are you even bothering, right? That’s the whole point of this.” 😂😂

John Krafcik, Former Waymo CEO thinks Tesla can’t solve autonomy with a vision-only approach. “Human vision is so much more capable than the vision of a car equipped with seven 5-megapixel cameras — only one of which is narrow-view, while all the others are wide-view. So you’re basically dispersing those 5 megapixels in a way that makes the actual effective vision more like 20/60 or 20/70. The rest of the cameras in a car like that wouldn’t even pass a DMV vision test. If you compare that to a serious L4 company, they’re really trying to achieve superhuman perception with an amazing array of cameras — with extraordinary 360° coverage, redundancy at the corners of the car, on the roof, high and low, everywhere. And then you have LiDAR and radar providing completely different modalities of active sensing to complement the passive sensing from the cameras. That’s truly superhuman. With that level of data, you can do amazing things — as opposed to a car that has a really bad case of myopia, should be wearing glasses, and operates on a very limited data cycle. I think that’s the core challenge the current iteration of camera-only cars faces: they don’t have superhuman vision. They just don’t. And without superhuman vision, it seems pretty unlikely to me that you’re going to achieve superhuman driving capability. If you’re not going to achieve superhuman driving capability, why are you even bothering, right? That’s the whole point of this.” 😂😂

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152,119 views • 8 months ago

Cole Sprouse says he no longer speaks to his mother but still honors the vision she once had for him and Dylan Steven Bartlett: "You don't speak to your mother anymore" Cole: "I don't. But she put me on this path, and there was once a woman who was very clear-headed and who had a beautiful vision of the kind of people my brother and I could be, and in very many ways I honor the dream she once had" "So that if she were lucid enough and came back and saw what I had become, she would go, 'Man, I was right'" "And in that way it would validate the entire life of pain and trauma that she has gone through"

Cole Sprouse says he no longer speaks to his mother but still honors the vision she once had for him and Dylan Steven Bartlett: "You don't speak to your mother anymore" Cole: "I don't. But she put me on this path, and there was once a woman who was very clear-headed and who had a beautiful vision of the kind of people my brother and I could be, and in very many ways I honor the dream she once had" "So that if she were lucid enough and came back and saw what I had become, she would go, 'Man, I was right'" "And in that way it would validate the entire life of pain and trauma that she has gone through"

Casper

1,275,219 views • 14 days ago

Pussy was one of Tony’s dearest friends, someone who, under normal circumstances, would never betray him. But the government knew the weak spot of criminals like him: their families. Pussy was forced into an impossible choice: protect his family’s future or stay loyal to his friends. In the end, he chose to betray Tony, even though Tony would never have abandoned him. To cope with this betrayal, he started exaggerating problems and lying, convincing himself that Tony had changed and was no longer the same friend he once knew. In the scene where he talks to AJ while wiretapped, Pussy has a moment of clarity. He sees through the curtain of lies he’s built around himself and realizes that he betrayed the one person who had never, and in his mind would never, abandon him. All the excuses—doing reduced time, becoming an FBI informant, his back problems—were just bullshit. His complaints about Tony to the FBI were bullshit too. When Pussy says "I can't see" before being killed by Sil, Paulie, and Tony, it’s a powerful metaphor. It reflects not just his impending death, which he had fought so hard to avoid, but also his realization that he had been living in deception for an entire year. His inability to "see" symbolizes his moral blindness and the tangled web of lies that ultimately led to his downfall

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Pussy was one of Tony’s dearest friends, someone who, under normal circumstances, would never betray him. But the government knew the weak spot of criminals like him: their families. Pussy was forced into an impossible choice: protect his family’s future or stay loyal to his friends. In the end, he chose to betray Tony, even though Tony would never have abandoned him. To cope with this betrayal, he started exaggerating problems and lying, convincing himself that Tony had changed and was no longer the same friend he once knew. In the scene where he talks to AJ while wiretapped, Pussy has a moment of clarity. He sees through the curtain of lies he’s built around himself and realizes that he betrayed the one person who had never, and in his mind would never, abandon him. All the excuses—doing reduced time, becoming an FBI informant, his back problems—were just bullshit. His complaints about Tony to the FBI were bullshit too. When Pussy says "I can't see" before being killed by Sil, Paulie, and Tony, it’s a powerful metaphor. It reflects not just his impending death, which he had fought so hard to avoid, but also his realization that he had been living in deception for an entire year. His inability to "see" symbolizes his moral blindness and the tangled web of lies that ultimately led to his downfall

best of the sopranos

118,047 views • 29 days ago

Thor didn’t just forge a new weapon — he survived the impossible to create Stormbreaker. ⚡️🔥 After Hela destroyed Mjolnir, Thor was left without the weapon that had defined him for years. But when Thanos’ forces became too powerful, Thor knew he needed something stronger. So he traveled to Nidavellir with Rocket and Groot, searching for the legendary forge capable of creating a weapon powerful enough to challenge Thanos. But the forge was dying. Thor had to help restart it, and that meant standing against an overwhelming force of cosmic energy just to keep the forge alive. The power was so intense that it pushed Thor to the absolute limit. Yet he refused to move. He endured the energy long enough for the forge to ignite, allowing Eitri to complete the weapon. Then came Stormbreaker. ⚡️ An axe powerful enough to summon the Bifrost and channel Thor’s incredible strength. That moment wasn’t just about getting a new weapon. It showed exactly what Thor was willing to endure when everything was on the line. Mjolnir was gone. But Thor came back with something even more powerful. ⚡️🪓

Thor didn’t just forge a new weapon — he survived the impossible to create Stormbreaker. ⚡️🔥 After Hela destroyed Mjolnir, Thor was left without the weapon that had defined him for years. But when Thanos’ forces became too powerful, Thor knew he needed something stronger. So he traveled to Nidavellir with Rocket and Groot, searching for the legendary forge capable of creating a weapon powerful enough to challenge Thanos. But the forge was dying. Thor had to help restart it, and that meant standing against an overwhelming force of cosmic energy just to keep the forge alive. The power was so intense that it pushed Thor to the absolute limit. Yet he refused to move. He endured the energy long enough for the forge to ignite, allowing Eitri to complete the weapon. Then came Stormbreaker. ⚡️ An axe powerful enough to summon the Bifrost and channel Thor’s incredible strength. That moment wasn’t just about getting a new weapon. It showed exactly what Thor was willing to endure when everything was on the line. Mjolnir was gone. But Thor came back with something even more powerful. ⚡️🪓

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534,117 views • 29 days ago

🚨🗣️ 🇩🇪 Jürgen Klinsmann reveals why Diego Maradona did his famous warm-up dance and what happened after that: “I had my first experience with him in a UEFA Cup final with Stuttgart, and that was when he famously did the warm-up to ‘Life is Life’. We had 70,000 people in Stuttgart. He started juggling the ball and we were just watching from the other side. The game was already over we had already lost that game mentally. 😂 I met him again with Inter Milan against Napoli, and we played many times with Argentina and Germany. It became a bit of a rivalry. For me, he was always an artist who couldn’t control his brain. He was always chasing his own brain because his thoughts were always ahead of time. On the field, that meant he saw things before they happened. Before he got the ball, he already knew where it needed to go, who he needed to feed and what he needed to do. He had 360-degree vision. He knew where the goalkeeper was. If he knew the goalkeeper was 10 yards off his line, he chipped the ball. I saw these things in all those games.” 🤯🇦🇷⚽️

🚨🗣️ 🇩🇪 Jürgen Klinsmann reveals why Diego Maradona did his famous warm-up dance and what happened after that: “I had my first experience with him in a UEFA Cup final with Stuttgart, and that was when he famously did the warm-up to ‘Life is Life’. We had 70,000 people in Stuttgart. He started juggling the ball and we were just watching from the other side. The game was already over we had already lost that game mentally. 😂 I met him again with Inter Milan against Napoli, and we played many times with Argentina and Germany. It became a bit of a rivalry. For me, he was always an artist who couldn’t control his brain. He was always chasing his own brain because his thoughts were always ahead of time. On the field, that meant he saw things before they happened. Before he got the ball, he already knew where it needed to go, who he needed to feed and what he needed to do. He had 360-degree vision. He knew where the goalkeeper was. If he knew the goalkeeper was 10 yards off his line, he chipped the ball. I saw these things in all those games.” 🤯🇦🇷⚽️

kickoff

135,499 views • 6 days ago

Rep. Burlison spoke to someone who allegedly talks with aliens—and it “blew his mind.” He was told that Jesus “really did perform miracles,” really was the Messiah, and is part of the “divine council with God.” “I believe that there is so much truth in the Bible.” “David Grusch put me in contact with an individual who blew my mind—I don’t know if I can believe him, but it’s an individual who has aliens talk to him.” “This individual went from being a Jewish person to being an atheist in his life.” “When he started talking to aliens or angels … he has these strange experiences and his wife will transcribe what he says, and a lot of it is predictions that come true.” “What he told me is he became a Christian.” “He started believing in Jesus because these things that were talking to him said, yes, Jesus was a real person, he really did perform these miracles, and he was the Messiah and he is part of the divine council with God.” Eric Burlison Diligent Denizen 🇺🇸

Rep. Burlison spoke to someone who allegedly talks with aliens—and it “blew his mind.” He was told that Jesus “really did perform miracles,” really was the Messiah, and is part of the “divine council with God.” “I believe that there is so much truth in the Bible.” “David Grusch put me in contact with an individual who blew my mind—I don’t know if I can believe him, but it’s an individual who has aliens talk to him.” “This individual went from being a Jewish person to being an atheist in his life.” “When he started talking to aliens or angels … he has these strange experiences and his wife will transcribe what he says, and a lot of it is predictions that come true.” “What he told me is he became a Christian.” “He started believing in Jesus because these things that were talking to him said, yes, Jesus was a real person, he really did perform these miracles, and he was the Messiah and he is part of the divine council with God.” Eric Burlison Diligent Denizen 🇺🇸

Holden Culotta

95,597 views • 1 year ago