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Elon Musk reveals the "magic wand number" that shows how cheap anything could be built "If you look at the raw materials in a rocket: aluminum, steel, titanium, copper, specialty alloys, and you ask what's the weight of each constituent element and its raw material value, that sets the asymptotic limit for how low the cost of the vehicle can be, unless you change the materials" "I call it the magic wand number. If you had a pile of these raw materials and could wave a magic wand and rearrange the atoms into the final shape, that would be the lowest possible cost you could make this thing for. And that is almost always a very low number" "So what's actually causing things to be expensive is how you put the atoms into the desired shape"

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“Technologies like GPS, satellite communications, and global navigation all operate as if Earth is curved. Could any version of a flat earth realistically reproduce those same results? I would say no. I think you’re trying to apply a framework beyond its scope of applicability. It’s emblematic of the fact that it’s hard to believe the things you don’t have input for. We build our intuition walking around in a way where you might not notice these things, but you can’t just jump up into space, look down, and go, ‘Oh, never mind.’ With black holes, there are still situations where people don’t understand all the assumptions they make. It’s not breaking physics. It’s showing that there is something broken in our assumptions. A black hole is, in some sense, when you have so much matter in some region that now even light can’t escape. It literally is a feature of the geometry. There’s a very specific solution to Einstein’s equations that has weird properties of the causal structure, where particles are going to end up.”
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“Technologies like GPS, satellite communications, and global navigation all operate as if Earth is curved. Could any version of a flat earth realistically reproduce those same results? I would say no. I think you’re trying to apply a framework beyond its scope of applicability. It’s emblematic of the fact that it’s hard to believe the things you don’t have input for. We build our intuition walking around in a way where you might not notice these things, but you can’t just jump up into space, look down, and go, ‘Oh, never mind.’ With black holes, there are still situations where people don’t understand all the assumptions they make. It’s not breaking physics. It’s showing that there is something broken in our assumptions. A black hole is, in some sense, when you have so much matter in some region that now even light can’t escape. It literally is a feature of the geometry. There’s a very specific solution to Einstein’s equations that has weird properties of the causal structure, where particles are going to end up.”

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💬: has there been a moment when a fan discovered something from your songs or your music videos that you never even discovered before? they gave it another meaning? 🦮: oh well i think if you're an ENHYPEN fan, if you're an ENGENE, you know that we have a lot of story behind all the things we do, and all the music videos we film. all the details, we really look into the details, we take care of the details. 🦮: so there are indeed a lot of hidden messages and hidden, but you know, they're hidden for a reason, so we can't really say the answer right here, right now, but.. in the future, there's going to be a lot of messages and all the little details that we want to put in and we want to make it into not just in the music videos, but in all of our content. so hope you guys look forward to it and just keep on, you know, guessing what it is
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💬: has there been a moment when a fan discovered something from your songs or your music videos that you never even discovered before? they gave it another meaning? 🦮: oh well i think if you're an ENHYPEN fan, if you're an ENGENE, you know that we have a lot of story behind all the things we do, and all the music videos we film. all the details, we really look into the details, we take care of the details. 🦮: so there are indeed a lot of hidden messages and hidden, but you know, they're hidden for a reason, so we can't really say the answer right here, right now, but.. in the future, there's going to be a lot of messages and all the little details that we want to put in and we want to make it into not just in the music videos, but in all of our content. so hope you guys look forward to it and just keep on, you know, guessing what it is

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Rep Anna Luna says the White House will likely allow permanent immunity for those disclosing knowledge of UFO programs “We do have a meeting set up at the White House. The White House is going to play ball on this. So as Rep Burlison and Burchett has stated they are following through on everything that we are sending them. So the next course of action and something that they are willing to entertain is if you are an intelligence official or have knowledge of locations of materials and in doing our due diligence and following up with the task force they are considering and I do believe that they are going to be providing immunity permanently so that people can't be hit with a violation of the espionage act. So again there's a lot of people that have a lot of information but it's really can we prove it and what information can we then bring forward to the American people.”

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Copper is ripping. Chamath told you it would. From All-In’s 2026 Prediction Show (Published Jan. 9th): “I will pick copper (as the biggest business winner of 2026). We are still completely underestimating how short we are, in terms of the global demand supply dynamics of a handful of critical elements that we need, again, in the Trump Doctrine view of the world, that is no longer as multilateral as it was, and we need to have unilateral national security. And if you look through that lens, the asset that is set up to go absolutely parabolic is copper. And the reason is that it is, at least as it stands today, the most useful, cheap, amenable, conductive material that we have. That material manifests in everything from our datacenters, to our chips, to our weapons systems, it's just everywhere. And right now, we are on a path, by 2040, where we will be short about 70% of the global supply at current course and speed. So I will pick copper.”
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Copper is ripping. Chamath told you it would. From All-In’s 2026 Prediction Show (Published Jan. 9th): “I will pick copper (as the biggest business winner of 2026). We are still completely underestimating how short we are, in terms of the global demand supply dynamics of a handful of critical elements that we need, again, in the Trump Doctrine view of the world, that is no longer as multilateral as it was, and we need to have unilateral national security. And if you look through that lens, the asset that is set up to go absolutely parabolic is copper. And the reason is that it is, at least as it stands today, the most useful, cheap, amenable, conductive material that we have. That material manifests in everything from our datacenters, to our chips, to our weapons systems, it's just everywhere. And right now, we are on a path, by 2040, where we will be short about 70% of the global supply at current course and speed. So I will pick copper.”

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THIS ❤️ "Everyone in the world is experiencing stuff like this. In a time in the world that is relatively dark, outside of this paddock. You know, there's a lot of negativity. There's wars absolutely everywhere. There's conflicts going on everywhere. There's issues in all these governments and people are struggling. There's a bigger disparity between poor and rich. There's just so many problems." "But through this little experience, seeing that there's a lot of empathy. There are people that are empathetic out there. There's a lot of love, a lot of caring people out there in the world. It gives me a lot of hope for mankind, if I'm really honest. To see that experience in that weekend, that's what Roscoe has taught me." ❤️
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THIS ❤️ "Everyone in the world is experiencing stuff like this. In a time in the world that is relatively dark, outside of this paddock. You know, there's a lot of negativity. There's wars absolutely everywhere. There's conflicts going on everywhere. There's issues in all these governments and people are struggling. There's a bigger disparity between poor and rich. There's just so many problems." "But through this little experience, seeing that there's a lot of empathy. There are people that are empathetic out there. There's a lot of love, a lot of caring people out there in the world. It gives me a lot of hope for mankind, if I'm really honest. To see that experience in that weekend, that's what Roscoe has taught me." ❤️

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🦮: There's a lot of differences you know, from our seven. And growing up, living 24-7 with each other is not always happy, always fun. So we might have differences, we might arguments here and there, but at the end of the day, we all gathered here for the same goal, and we all know that. So that's why we ... I think that's what makes a great team 🤍
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🦮: There's a lot of differences you know, from our seven. And growing up, living 24-7 with each other is not always happy, always fun. So we might have differences, we might arguments here and there, but at the end of the day, we all gathered here for the same goal, and we all know that. So that's why we ... I think that's what makes a great team 🤍

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World Labs CEO Fei-Fei Li on the need for world models: "There's no language out there. You don't go out in nature and there's words written in the sky for you." "There is a 3D world out there that follows laws of physics, that has its own structures due to materials. To fundamentally back that information out and be able to represent it and be able to generate it is just fundamentally quite a different problem." "We will be borrowing useful ideas from language and LLMs, but this is fundamentally, philosophically a different problem."

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This last year and a half has been quite a challenging and equally awesome time. I’ve faced a lot of backlash for what I sing about, which in some ways has set me back, but in many other ways has opened incredible new doors. I had no idea there were so many of us who felt the same way. We’re fed up with much of what’s going on in the world. The systems that don’t serve us but pretend to. The institutions that rob us and keep us dependent. But what has been so beautiful is discovering how many of us feel this together and genuinely want to create a future that uplifts and serves humanity, and each other. There are so many people working for good, working for the light. I hope the music and art I make can contribute to that in a great way. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you. Thank you for having my back. I have yours too.
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This last year and a half has been quite a challenging and equally awesome time. I’ve faced a lot of backlash for what I sing about, which in some ways has set me back, but in many other ways has opened incredible new doors. I had no idea there were so many of us who felt the same way. We’re fed up with much of what’s going on in the world. The systems that don’t serve us but pretend to. The institutions that rob us and keep us dependent. But what has been so beautiful is discovering how many of us feel this together and genuinely want to create a future that uplifts and serves humanity, and each other. There are so many people working for good, working for the light. I hope the music and art I make can contribute to that in a great way. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you. Thank you for having my back. I have yours too.

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🐶 this might be a bit embarrassing but to give you a little spoiler... the concert has a lot of songs 🐶 there are really so many songs and it might make you wonder whether 'double up live party' is a fanmeeting, fan party, or concert but from what i feel, it's just a concert 🐶 just think of it as a concert and it might also make you think why i'm saying there's a lot of songs but to those coming they might think, "oh right! there are really a LOT of songs!"
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🐶 this might be a bit embarrassing but to give you a little spoiler... the concert has a lot of songs 🐶 there are really so many songs and it might make you wonder whether 'double up live party' is a fanmeeting, fan party, or concert but from what i feel, it's just a concert 🐶 just think of it as a concert and it might also make you think why i'm saying there's a lot of songs but to those coming they might think, "oh right! there are really a LOT of songs!"

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Elon Musk breaks down the first-principles math that told him rockets were massively overpriced "How much should a rocket cost? The typical approach people take is they look historically at what rockets cost and assume any new rocket must be similar to the prior cost" "A first-principles approach: you look at the materials the rocket is made of. Aluminum, copper, carbon fiber, steel. What are the constituent elements, how much do they weigh, and what's the material price per kilogram? That sets the actual floor on what a rocket can cost" "Then you realize the raw materials of a rocket are only maybe 1 or 2% of the historical cost of a rocket. So the manufacturing must necessarily be very inefficient"
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Elon Musk breaks down the first-principles math that told him rockets were massively overpriced "How much should a rocket cost? The typical approach people take is they look historically at what rockets cost and assume any new rocket must be similar to the prior cost" "A first-principles approach: you look at the materials the rocket is made of. Aluminum, copper, carbon fiber, steel. What are the constituent elements, how much do they weigh, and what's the material price per kilogram? That sets the actual floor on what a rocket can cost" "Then you realize the raw materials of a rocket are only maybe 1 or 2% of the historical cost of a rocket. So the manufacturing must necessarily be very inefficient"

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The change of tone from the political class and the debates on the hashtags confirm that the focus on Ruto this whole time has been to divert attention from IMF, and the historical pattern of western capital resetting our economies to ensure that Africa never outgrows producing cheap, unskilled labor and raw materials. Part of why this message doesn't sink home, at least in Kenya, is because we believe that thinking beyond our basic needs is a luxury for Africans. But what that attitude really is, is racist. There's no way to get out of our current mess if we keep believing that it is not our place to learn about the world beyond State House, yet the strings are being pulled from beyond State House.
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The change of tone from the political class and the debates on the hashtags confirm that the focus on Ruto this whole time has been to divert attention from IMF, and the historical pattern of western capital resetting our economies to ensure that Africa never outgrows producing cheap, unskilled labor and raw materials. Part of why this message doesn't sink home, at least in Kenya, is because we believe that thinking beyond our basic needs is a luxury for Africans. But what that attitude really is, is racist. There's no way to get out of our current mess if we keep believing that it is not our place to learn about the world beyond State House, yet the strings are being pulled from beyond State House.

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Dealership loyalty is facing new pressure beyond the showroom— Farzad 🇺🇸 🇮🇷, Content Creator, Ex-Tesla, breaks down why the ownership experience is becoming the real battleground in retail automotive. "Dealerships have been around for a really long time, and a lot of 'em do a lot of good for their communities, and most dealerships are run by wonderful people, and they employ wonderful people." "The problem is that there has been a disruption to the auto market. That's the problem. And so the question becomes, how does the existing model move to this disrupted model now, while also ensuring that they are ultimately looking out for the customer?" "There's wonderful people in these communities, I agree. But ultimately, if there's a company out there that just does it better, does that automatically mean we shouldn't have that? No. That's crazy." - Thank you to our partner Mia Labs! Check them out by visiting
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Dealership loyalty is facing new pressure beyond the showroom— Farzad 🇺🇸 🇮🇷, Content Creator, Ex-Tesla, breaks down why the ownership experience is becoming the real battleground in retail automotive. "Dealerships have been around for a really long time, and a lot of 'em do a lot of good for their communities, and most dealerships are run by wonderful people, and they employ wonderful people." "The problem is that there has been a disruption to the auto market. That's the problem. And so the question becomes, how does the existing model move to this disrupted model now, while also ensuring that they are ultimately looking out for the customer?" "There's wonderful people in these communities, I agree. But ultimately, if there's a company out there that just does it better, does that automatically mean we shouldn't have that? No. That's crazy." - Thank you to our partner Mia Labs! Check them out by visiting

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Ivanhoe Mines just released an update on the their massive Western Forelands copper exploration project. The Western Forelands discoveries continue to grow explosively… confirming the area as the most important sedimentary-hosted copper basin on our planet… One might struggle to find a larger copper system that has been discovered in the past 30 years. Ivanhoe’s world-leading geologists have so far found over 55 million tonnes of copper in the basin… and they are confident they will continue to find additional world-class copper systems there for generations to come. Today’s interim update shows that the size of the Makoko District discovery within the Western Forelands continues to grow, firmly ranking Makoko by far as the world’s largest and the highest-grade new copper discovery of the past decade… in an era when the desperate cries for new sources of copper are getting louder and fewer copper discoveries are being made. As the copper resource expands…so does our excitement and confidence. We plan to intensify our efforts this year by, yet again, increasing the size of the in-fill and step-out drilling program. Our subsequent Mineral Resource update will include both additional metres and the projected 60,000 metres of drilling from this year’s drill program that were not included in today’s update. Our track record of copper discovery in the Western Forelands is unrivaled… We are discovering copper at an absurdly high discovery rate of 100 million pounds of contained copper for every 1,000 metres drilled… and at an exceptionally low discovery cost of a fraction of a penny per pound of high-grade copper discovered. Our ability to find high-grade copper systems at such low cost is the very definition of creating shareholder value. We plan for scoping study work to commence soon, which will include mining some of the highest-grade, open pit copper mines in the world. Ivanhoe Mines Watch the video visualizing the 2026 Mineral Resource update...
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Ivanhoe Mines just released an update on the their massive Western Forelands copper exploration project. The Western Forelands discoveries continue to grow explosively… confirming the area as the most important sedimentary-hosted copper basin on our planet… One might struggle to find a larger copper system that has been discovered in the past 30 years. Ivanhoe’s world-leading geologists have so far found over 55 million tonnes of copper in the basin… and they are confident they will continue to find additional world-class copper systems there for generations to come. Today’s interim update shows that the size of the Makoko District discovery within the Western Forelands continues to grow, firmly ranking Makoko by far as the world’s largest and the highest-grade new copper discovery of the past decade… in an era when the desperate cries for new sources of copper are getting louder and fewer copper discoveries are being made. As the copper resource expands…so does our excitement and confidence. We plan to intensify our efforts this year by, yet again, increasing the size of the in-fill and step-out drilling program. Our subsequent Mineral Resource update will include both additional metres and the projected 60,000 metres of drilling from this year’s drill program that were not included in today’s update. Our track record of copper discovery in the Western Forelands is unrivaled… We are discovering copper at an absurdly high discovery rate of 100 million pounds of contained copper for every 1,000 metres drilled… and at an exceptionally low discovery cost of a fraction of a penny per pound of high-grade copper discovered. Our ability to find high-grade copper systems at such low cost is the very definition of creating shareholder value. We plan for scoping study work to commence soon, which will include mining some of the highest-grade, open pit copper mines in the world. Ivanhoe Mines Watch the video visualizing the 2026 Mineral Resource update...

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"There are two types of coaches, those who do nothing and those who do a lot of damage. I prefer to be one of those who do nothing. The game belongs to the players, always ⚽. You can introduce them to a certain strategy that we have to implement, and they have to be convinced that they can do it. Then, there is the quality of the player, there is the attitude, the commitment. What a coach can do is make the players understand what teamwork is 🤝. Because we have the quality, Bayern Munich has it, Paris Saint Germain has it. Where is the difference? Where do you want to put this quality? If you want to put it in for yourself, it's not right ❌. If you put it in for the team, you can win 🏆."
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"There are two types of coaches, those who do nothing and those who do a lot of damage. I prefer to be one of those who do nothing. The game belongs to the players, always ⚽. You can introduce them to a certain strategy that we have to implement, and they have to be convinced that they can do it. Then, there is the quality of the player, there is the attitude, the commitment. What a coach can do is make the players understand what teamwork is 🤝. Because we have the quality, Bayern Munich has it, Paris Saint Germain has it. Where is the difference? Where do you want to put this quality? If you want to put it in for yourself, it's not right ❌. If you put it in for the team, you can win 🏆."

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