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#Fortnite OG Red Cube Tracking Times moved: 32 Direction: West Date: September 3rd, 8:51pm ET Rune: 0 Next expected move: 10:34pm ET (📹ZxnthLight)

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828,167 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

⚫️ UNCANNY VALLEY: AI IN SPORTS — FAIR OR UNFAIR ADVANTAGE? Are we witnessing the end of human merit in sports? Swupnil Sahai 🎾🧠—ex-Tesla engineer and co-founder of SwingVision—thinks AI isn't just changing the game. It's redefining the rules, the training, even the players themselves. From iPhones that out-call line judges to AI coaching that levels the field, this episode explores what happens when everyone has a superpower—and why the next era of sports might feel more like cyborg vs. cyborg. But Swupnil says the real win? It's access. AI could democratize elite performance for everyone. Welcome to The Uncanny Valley Weekly Series with Dr Danish, Fridays at 4:20PM ET, ONLY on 𝕏. Episode 8: THE AUGMENTED ATHLETE—ARE WE ALL AI JUICING NOW? 00:22 – “It’s already better than us at some tasks.” 01:21 – Why user-friendly AI will explode in the next 24 months. 02:41 – Most people still underestimate what’s coming. 04:30 – Universal basic income? Guardrails? Swupnil says we better start now. 06:08 – “AI might be more dangerous than nukes.” 07:30 – The kill switch question—and why Tesla has it right. 08:27 – AI is now coaching, calling, and editing your tennis matches. 09:25 – AI > coach? Why SwingVision is training better and cheaper. 10:29 – The Elon Musk moment that changed everything. 12:48 – On-device AI: faster, private, and zero marginal cost. 15:21 – No data? No problem. Building training sets from scratch. 16:32 – AI won’t ruin sports—it could equalize them. 17:43 – Microchips and implants: when tech becomes the body. 19:29 – Will SwingVision become more than sports? 20:00 – Craziest prediction: AI commentators for every high school game. 21:50 – Subscription vs. surveillance: the real cost of AI access. 23:42 – Hardware is king—and it’s catching up fast. 24:54 – “10 people will run the next billion-dollar startup.” 25:33 – His biggest fear? “Regulation is too slow—and bad actors move fast.” 26:06 – His message to AGI in 2040: “Hey... we come in peace.” 28:33 – Trusted by pros like Andy Roddick + 100+ D1 teams. 29:36 – Are we all just juicing with AI now? 30:48 – “It’s still up to you. It’s on your racket. Literally.”

⚫️ UNCANNY VALLEY: AI IN SPORTS — FAIR OR UNFAIR ADVANTAGE? Are we witnessing the end of human merit in sports? Swupnil Sahai 🎾🧠—ex-Tesla engineer and co-founder of SwingVision—thinks AI isn't just changing the game. It's redefining the rules, the training, even the players themselves. From iPhones that out-call line judges to AI coaching that levels the field, this episode explores what happens when everyone has a superpower—and why the next era of sports might feel more like cyborg vs. cyborg. But Swupnil says the real win? It's access. AI could democratize elite performance for everyone. Welcome to The Uncanny Valley Weekly Series with Dr Danish, Fridays at 4:20PM ET, ONLY on 𝕏. Episode 8: THE AUGMENTED ATHLETE—ARE WE ALL AI JUICING NOW? 00:22 – “It’s already better than us at some tasks.” 01:21 – Why user-friendly AI will explode in the next 24 months. 02:41 – Most people still underestimate what’s coming. 04:30 – Universal basic income? Guardrails? Swupnil says we better start now. 06:08 – “AI might be more dangerous than nukes.” 07:30 – The kill switch question—and why Tesla has it right. 08:27 – AI is now coaching, calling, and editing your tennis matches. 09:25 – AI > coach? Why SwingVision is training better and cheaper. 10:29 – The Elon Musk moment that changed everything. 12:48 – On-device AI: faster, private, and zero marginal cost. 15:21 – No data? No problem. Building training sets from scratch. 16:32 – AI won’t ruin sports—it could equalize them. 17:43 – Microchips and implants: when tech becomes the body. 19:29 – Will SwingVision become more than sports? 20:00 – Craziest prediction: AI commentators for every high school game. 21:50 – Subscription vs. surveillance: the real cost of AI access. 23:42 – Hardware is king—and it’s catching up fast. 24:54 – “10 people will run the next billion-dollar startup.” 25:33 – His biggest fear? “Regulation is too slow—and bad actors move fast.” 26:06 – His message to AGI in 2040: “Hey... we come in peace.” 28:33 – Trusted by pros like Andy Roddick + 100+ D1 teams. 29:36 – Are we all just juicing with AI now? 30:48 – “It’s still up to you. It’s on your racket. Literally.”

Mario Nawfal

1,602,951 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨 OPERATIONAL UPDATE: ISRAEL U.S. WAR WITH THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC Reporting Window: March 20, 2026 – March 22, 2026 (through 12:00 PM ET) • Mar 22, early morning (≈03:00–06:00 local / Mar 21, 8:00–11:00 PM ET): Iran launched ballistic missiles at Arad and Dimona, causing mass casualties and exposing a failed interception near one of Israel’s most sensitive strategic zones • Mar 21–22: The U.S. escalated Hormuz posture, with threats to strike Iranian power plants and active operations against Iranian maritime assets • Mar 21–22 overnight: Israel conducted another wide strike wave across Iran, hitting arms production, intelligence, and command infrastructure in Tehran and beyond • Mar 21–22: Lebanon intensified again, with Hezbollah rocket fire killing an Israeli civilian near Misgav Am and Israel expanding strikes and demolition operations south of the Litani • Mar 20–22: Gulf energy damage from Ras Laffan strikes was quantified, confirming long-term disruption to global LNG supply The last 48 hours were defined by a shift in both geography and escalation logic. The war is no longer moving in a single direction at a time. Southern Israel, the Gulf energy system, Tehran, and southern Lebanon all saw meaningful activity within the same window. At the same time, Washington moved from coalition pressure to direct deterrence language, while Israel continued to expand its strike envelope inside Iran. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🚀 SOUTHERN ISRAEL: A NEW AXIS OPENED (MAR 22 EARLY HOURS) Mar 22, ~03:30 local time (Mar 21, ~8:30 PM ET): Iranian ballistic missiles struck Arad and Dimona, marking the most sensitive geographic shift of the war in this window. Reuters reported dozens wounded in both locations, including a direct hit on a residential building in Arad and additional injuries in Dimona. Israeli reporting placed total casualties in the 80+ range in Arad and dozens more in Dimona. The IDF confirmed at least one missile was not intercepted, and the failure is under investigation. This matters because: • Dimona sits near Israel’s nuclear research complex • This is the first major southern-axis strike of this scale in the war • It reflects longer-range Iranian missile capability being used in this phase Why this matters: Iran has now demonstrated it can pressure north, center, and south simultaneously, not sequentially. That changes the defensive problem for Israel. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⚡ HORMUZ: FROM DETERRENCE TO ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT (MAR 21–22) Mar 21–22: The Hormuz front moved into a more explicit operational phase. Reuters reported that Trump threatened to strike Iranian power plants within 48 hours if Hormuz is not reopened. Iran responded by threatening retaliation against U.S. and Gulf infrastructure. At the same time, Israeli and U.S. reporting confirmed: • A-10 aircraft targeting Iranian fast-attack craft • Apache helicopters engaging one-way attack drones • CENTCOM releasing footage of direct strikes on Iranian naval assets Why this matters: This is no longer just a naval presence or escort mission. It is an active suppression campaign against Iran’s ability to disrupt the strait. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔥 IRAN: STRIKE CAMPAIGN REMAINS BROAD AND SYSTEMIC (MAR 21–22 OVERNIGHT) Mar 21–22 overnight (Tehran local time): Israel conducted another wide strike wave inside Iran. Times of Israel reported strikes on: • arms production facilities • intelligence headquarters • military command nodes in Tehran Additional reporting and open-source tracking showed: • activity in Parchin, Arak, Isfahan, and Kerman • maritime-linked targets including Bandar e Lengeh • continued pressure on internal regime infrastructure Israeli leadership also reiterated that Iran can no longer: • enrich uranium • build missiles at scale Why this matters: This is not a tactical cleanup phase. It is an ongoing effort to deny Iran’s ability to regenerate military capacity. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🇱🇧 LEBANON: PARALLEL PRESSURE CONTINUES (MAR 21–22) Mar 21 evening – Mar 22 morning: The northern front remained active in both directions. Times of Israel reported: • Hezbollah rocket fire killing a civilian near Misgav Am • sustained fire into northern Israeli communities Reuters reported Israel responded by: • striking bridges over the Litani River • ordering accelerated demolition of frontline homes and crossings • expanding operations in southern Lebanon Open reporting also showed: • continued Israeli strikes in Beirut’s southern suburbs • Hezbollah maintaining intermittent fire despite losses Why this matters: Israel is moving beyond reactive strikes and attempting to reshape the southern Lebanon battlespace, while Hezbollah still retains the ability to impose cost. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🛢 GULF ENERGY WAR: DAMAGE IS NOW LONG-TERM (MAR 20–22) Mar 20–22: The Gulf energy story shifted from disruption to structural damage. Reuters reported that strikes on Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG complex have: • taken 17% of Qatar’s LNG capacity offline • created a 3–5 year recovery timeline • disrupted supply chains across Europe and Asia Additional reporting and open-source tracking showed: • continued fires and damage assessments • warnings from Tehran that strikes will intensify if energy targets are hit Why this matters: This is now a durable global energy disruption, not a short-term market shock. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌍 GEOGRAPHIC EXPANSION: THE WAR IS NOW FULLY MULTI-AXIS Across this window, the war touched: • Southern Israel (Dimona / Arad) • Central Israel (cluster impacts) • Northern Israel (Hezbollah fire) • Tehran and central Iran (strike waves) • Hormuz (active U.S. engagement) • Gulf energy infrastructure (long-term damage) Additional reporting also noted: • missile activity toward Diego Garcia • effects spilling into Jordanian airspace Why this matters: The war is no longer shifting from front to front. It is now active across multiple fronts simultaneously. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📌 WHAT MATTERS MOST RIGHT NOW 1️⃣ Iran has expanded its strike geometry. Southern Israel is now fully in play alongside central and northern zones. 2️⃣ The Hormuz fight is now operational, not theoretical. The U.S. is actively targeting Iranian maritime and drone capabilities. 3️⃣ Israel is still widening the target set inside Iran. The campaign remains focused on long-term degradation, not short-term disruption. 4️⃣ The Gulf energy war has become structural. Ras Laffan damage confirms this is now a multi-year impact on global supply. Bottom line This reporting window shows a war that is becoming simultaneously broader and deeper. More fronts are active at once. More sensitive targets are being hit. And both sides are now operating in ways that suggest they are preparing for a longer and more complex phase, not a near-term resolution. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ END OF REPORT

🚨 OPERATIONAL UPDATE: ISRAEL U.S. WAR WITH THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC Reporting Window: March 20, 2026 – March 22, 2026 (through 12:00 PM ET) • Mar 22, early morning (≈03:00–06:00 local / Mar 21, 8:00–11:00 PM ET): Iran launched ballistic missiles at Arad and Dimona, causing mass casualties and exposing a failed interception near one of Israel’s most sensitive strategic zones • Mar 21–22: The U.S. escalated Hormuz posture, with threats to strike Iranian power plants and active operations against Iranian maritime assets • Mar 21–22 overnight: Israel conducted another wide strike wave across Iran, hitting arms production, intelligence, and command infrastructure in Tehran and beyond • Mar 21–22: Lebanon intensified again, with Hezbollah rocket fire killing an Israeli civilian near Misgav Am and Israel expanding strikes and demolition operations south of the Litani • Mar 20–22: Gulf energy damage from Ras Laffan strikes was quantified, confirming long-term disruption to global LNG supply The last 48 hours were defined by a shift in both geography and escalation logic. The war is no longer moving in a single direction at a time. Southern Israel, the Gulf energy system, Tehran, and southern Lebanon all saw meaningful activity within the same window. At the same time, Washington moved from coalition pressure to direct deterrence language, while Israel continued to expand its strike envelope inside Iran. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🚀 SOUTHERN ISRAEL: A NEW AXIS OPENED (MAR 22 EARLY HOURS) Mar 22, ~03:30 local time (Mar 21, ~8:30 PM ET): Iranian ballistic missiles struck Arad and Dimona, marking the most sensitive geographic shift of the war in this window. Reuters reported dozens wounded in both locations, including a direct hit on a residential building in Arad and additional injuries in Dimona. Israeli reporting placed total casualties in the 80+ range in Arad and dozens more in Dimona. The IDF confirmed at least one missile was not intercepted, and the failure is under investigation. This matters because: • Dimona sits near Israel’s nuclear research complex • This is the first major southern-axis strike of this scale in the war • It reflects longer-range Iranian missile capability being used in this phase Why this matters: Iran has now demonstrated it can pressure north, center, and south simultaneously, not sequentially. That changes the defensive problem for Israel. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⚡ HORMUZ: FROM DETERRENCE TO ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT (MAR 21–22) Mar 21–22: The Hormuz front moved into a more explicit operational phase. Reuters reported that Trump threatened to strike Iranian power plants within 48 hours if Hormuz is not reopened. Iran responded by threatening retaliation against U.S. and Gulf infrastructure. At the same time, Israeli and U.S. reporting confirmed: • A-10 aircraft targeting Iranian fast-attack craft • Apache helicopters engaging one-way attack drones • CENTCOM releasing footage of direct strikes on Iranian naval assets Why this matters: This is no longer just a naval presence or escort mission. It is an active suppression campaign against Iran’s ability to disrupt the strait. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔥 IRAN: STRIKE CAMPAIGN REMAINS BROAD AND SYSTEMIC (MAR 21–22 OVERNIGHT) Mar 21–22 overnight (Tehran local time): Israel conducted another wide strike wave inside Iran. Times of Israel reported strikes on: • arms production facilities • intelligence headquarters • military command nodes in Tehran Additional reporting and open-source tracking showed: • activity in Parchin, Arak, Isfahan, and Kerman • maritime-linked targets including Bandar e Lengeh • continued pressure on internal regime infrastructure Israeli leadership also reiterated that Iran can no longer: • enrich uranium • build missiles at scale Why this matters: This is not a tactical cleanup phase. It is an ongoing effort to deny Iran’s ability to regenerate military capacity. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🇱🇧 LEBANON: PARALLEL PRESSURE CONTINUES (MAR 21–22) Mar 21 evening – Mar 22 morning: The northern front remained active in both directions. Times of Israel reported: • Hezbollah rocket fire killing a civilian near Misgav Am • sustained fire into northern Israeli communities Reuters reported Israel responded by: • striking bridges over the Litani River • ordering accelerated demolition of frontline homes and crossings • expanding operations in southern Lebanon Open reporting also showed: • continued Israeli strikes in Beirut’s southern suburbs • Hezbollah maintaining intermittent fire despite losses Why this matters: Israel is moving beyond reactive strikes and attempting to reshape the southern Lebanon battlespace, while Hezbollah still retains the ability to impose cost. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🛢 GULF ENERGY WAR: DAMAGE IS NOW LONG-TERM (MAR 20–22) Mar 20–22: The Gulf energy story shifted from disruption to structural damage. Reuters reported that strikes on Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG complex have: • taken 17% of Qatar’s LNG capacity offline • created a 3–5 year recovery timeline • disrupted supply chains across Europe and Asia Additional reporting and open-source tracking showed: • continued fires and damage assessments • warnings from Tehran that strikes will intensify if energy targets are hit Why this matters: This is now a durable global energy disruption, not a short-term market shock. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌍 GEOGRAPHIC EXPANSION: THE WAR IS NOW FULLY MULTI-AXIS Across this window, the war touched: • Southern Israel (Dimona / Arad) • Central Israel (cluster impacts) • Northern Israel (Hezbollah fire) • Tehran and central Iran (strike waves) • Hormuz (active U.S. engagement) • Gulf energy infrastructure (long-term damage) Additional reporting also noted: • missile activity toward Diego Garcia • effects spilling into Jordanian airspace Why this matters: The war is no longer shifting from front to front. It is now active across multiple fronts simultaneously. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📌 WHAT MATTERS MOST RIGHT NOW 1️⃣ Iran has expanded its strike geometry. Southern Israel is now fully in play alongside central and northern zones. 2️⃣ The Hormuz fight is now operational, not theoretical. The U.S. is actively targeting Iranian maritime and drone capabilities. 3️⃣ Israel is still widening the target set inside Iran. The campaign remains focused on long-term degradation, not short-term disruption. 4️⃣ The Gulf energy war has become structural. Ras Laffan damage confirms this is now a multi-year impact on global supply. Bottom line This reporting window shows a war that is becoming simultaneously broader and deeper. More fronts are active at once. More sensitive targets are being hit. And both sides are now operating in ways that suggest they are preparing for a longer and more complex phase, not a near-term resolution. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ END OF REPORT

Inside_Israel_Intel

25,980 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Election officials blow the lid off of the massive amount of deliberate and orchestrated FRAUD during the 2020 Election in Michigan. This tells you everything you need to know about our elections. JESSE JACOB: Claimed she was instructed by supervisors to backdate absentee ballot packages and ignore verification protocols, violating Michigan's Election Officials Manual. She observed widespread disregard for deadlines, signatures, and voter eligibility, leading to the processing of invalid ballots. At the TCF Center on November 4, 2020, she was told to enter false receipt dates and skip checks on problematic ballots, feeling harassed when she resisted. - Estimated 10,000–15,000 ballot packages prepared daily from September 22–30, 2020 (about 10 days), totaling around 100,000 false documents backdated by 3 days. - Handled 25,000–30,000 illegal second ballots across 23 satellite sites, issued without affidavits or returning originals. - Examined approximately 25,000 ballots over 1.5 days at TCF Center, with no Republican inspectors present. - Ballots issued after the November 2, 2020, 4:00 PM deadline (e.g., dated November 3) were backdated to November 2. MELISSA CARONE: Alleged she saw city workers repeatedly scanning the same batches of ballots without proper procedures, causing overcounts due to machine jams. She reported a data loss incident dismissed by her manager and claimed vans arrived late at night under the guise of delivering food but actually carrying ballots. She noted a lack of Republican oversight and untrained workers. - Batches of ballots run through tabulators 9–10 times without discarding originals, with jams occurring 2–3 times per hour per machine across 22–24 tabulators, leading to thousands of jams. - Estimated at least 30,000 ballots scanned multiple times. - Poll book off by more than 100,000 entries; turnout rate claimed at 120%. - Only about 3 Republicans observed the process. Trump was allegedly ahead by 100,000 votes before a data loss event. HIMA KOLANAGIREDDY: Described machine jams leading to improper handling of ballots and manual entries of unregistered voters. She claimed Democratic challengers intimidated GOP observers, and poll workers were hostile or untrained. She filed an affidavit with the Election Integrity Fund on November 4, 2020, including specific ballot details. - Tabulator machines jammed 3–4 times per hour; machines showed vote increments of 300–400 instead of resetting to zero. - 50–150 ballots in 2–3 boxes from Goddard Street were manually entered without verification, with birth dates like 1900 and no receipt dates (e.g., "November 0-"). - Sequential ballot numbers (e.g., 2232 followed by 2233) on mail-in ballots, which she claimed should not be sequential. ANDREW SITTO: Alleged theft of duplicate ballots and improper alterations to favor Democrats. He described a late-night delivery of ballots with no Trump votes and claimed challenges were ignored. Access to the counting room was blocked under false pretenses. - Workers stole 3–4 duplicate ballots at a time, with more than half a dozen thefts observed in his first shift and similar in others, estimating 2–3 dozen duplicates mishandled. - Around 4:30 AM on November 4, 2020, approximately 50,000 ballots (boxes of ~600 each) were brought in from the rear entrance. - No Trump votes in a dozen sampled duplicates from his 6:00 AM–2:00 PM shift; only one Trump duplicate seen all night. - Room access blocked at 2:00 PM, citing COVID capacity. COLONEL PHIL WALDRON: Presented evidence of turnout impossibilities, vote spikes exceeding machine capacities, and vulnerabilities in Dominion systems. He cited high error rates and potential foreign interference, referencing affidavits and forensic audits. - 643 precincts with over 80% turnout, 21 over 90%, 10 exactly 100%, and 6 over 120%. - Vote spikes: 16,000 absentee votes by 6:52 AM on November 4; +213,429 more from 6:52–7:49 AM; 56,098 votes in an 8-minute period at 11:15 AM (machines max ~20,000 votes per hour). - Antrim County error rate of 8.3 (exceeding federal limit of 1 in 125,000 by ~750 times); 6,000-vote glitch. - 384,000 votes processed in 2 hours 38 minutes, exceeding capacity (max 100,000 at 2,000 per hour per machine). - 17,327 voters over age 80 who voted, cross-referenced with ~350 pages of obituaries. MONICA PALMER: Highlighted unbalanced precincts and defective ballot containers with broken chains of custody. She noted adjudication bottlenecks and insufficient time for review before certification, recommending more authority for canvassers. - 76% of absentee precincts unbalanced after the primary election. - 71% of counting boards unbalanced without explanation in the general election. - 400 unexplained unbalanced precincts in Wayne County. - Five damaged ballot containers (out of 50 purchased, ~30 defective) with gaps allowing tampering; not recounted. - Corrected voter lists received 13 days post-election, covering multiple precincts. It's time to get rid of all electronic voting machines, 3rd party access, end mail-in voting, and require voter ID and proof of citizenship, and move to paper only voting, or our elections will never be secure.

Election officials blow the lid off of the massive amount of deliberate and orchestrated FRAUD during the 2020 Election in Michigan. This tells you everything you need to know about our elections. JESSE JACOB: Claimed she was instructed by supervisors to backdate absentee ballot packages and ignore verification protocols, violating Michigan's Election Officials Manual. She observed widespread disregard for deadlines, signatures, and voter eligibility, leading to the processing of invalid ballots. At the TCF Center on November 4, 2020, she was told to enter false receipt dates and skip checks on problematic ballots, feeling harassed when she resisted. - Estimated 10,000–15,000 ballot packages prepared daily from September 22–30, 2020 (about 10 days), totaling around 100,000 false documents backdated by 3 days. - Handled 25,000–30,000 illegal second ballots across 23 satellite sites, issued without affidavits or returning originals. - Examined approximately 25,000 ballots over 1.5 days at TCF Center, with no Republican inspectors present. - Ballots issued after the November 2, 2020, 4:00 PM deadline (e.g., dated November 3) were backdated to November 2. MELISSA CARONE: Alleged she saw city workers repeatedly scanning the same batches of ballots without proper procedures, causing overcounts due to machine jams. She reported a data loss incident dismissed by her manager and claimed vans arrived late at night under the guise of delivering food but actually carrying ballots. She noted a lack of Republican oversight and untrained workers. - Batches of ballots run through tabulators 9–10 times without discarding originals, with jams occurring 2–3 times per hour per machine across 22–24 tabulators, leading to thousands of jams. - Estimated at least 30,000 ballots scanned multiple times. - Poll book off by more than 100,000 entries; turnout rate claimed at 120%. - Only about 3 Republicans observed the process. Trump was allegedly ahead by 100,000 votes before a data loss event. HIMA KOLANAGIREDDY: Described machine jams leading to improper handling of ballots and manual entries of unregistered voters. She claimed Democratic challengers intimidated GOP observers, and poll workers were hostile or untrained. She filed an affidavit with the Election Integrity Fund on November 4, 2020, including specific ballot details. - Tabulator machines jammed 3–4 times per hour; machines showed vote increments of 300–400 instead of resetting to zero. - 50–150 ballots in 2–3 boxes from Goddard Street were manually entered without verification, with birth dates like 1900 and no receipt dates (e.g., "November 0-"). - Sequential ballot numbers (e.g., 2232 followed by 2233) on mail-in ballots, which she claimed should not be sequential. ANDREW SITTO: Alleged theft of duplicate ballots and improper alterations to favor Democrats. He described a late-night delivery of ballots with no Trump votes and claimed challenges were ignored. Access to the counting room was blocked under false pretenses. - Workers stole 3–4 duplicate ballots at a time, with more than half a dozen thefts observed in his first shift and similar in others, estimating 2–3 dozen duplicates mishandled. - Around 4:30 AM on November 4, 2020, approximately 50,000 ballots (boxes of ~600 each) were brought in from the rear entrance. - No Trump votes in a dozen sampled duplicates from his 6:00 AM–2:00 PM shift; only one Trump duplicate seen all night. - Room access blocked at 2:00 PM, citing COVID capacity. COLONEL PHIL WALDRON: Presented evidence of turnout impossibilities, vote spikes exceeding machine capacities, and vulnerabilities in Dominion systems. He cited high error rates and potential foreign interference, referencing affidavits and forensic audits. - 643 precincts with over 80% turnout, 21 over 90%, 10 exactly 100%, and 6 over 120%. - Vote spikes: 16,000 absentee votes by 6:52 AM on November 4; +213,429 more from 6:52–7:49 AM; 56,098 votes in an 8-minute period at 11:15 AM (machines max ~20,000 votes per hour). - Antrim County error rate of 8.3 (exceeding federal limit of 1 in 125,000 by ~750 times); 6,000-vote glitch. - 384,000 votes processed in 2 hours 38 minutes, exceeding capacity (max 100,000 at 2,000 per hour per machine). - 17,327 voters over age 80 who voted, cross-referenced with ~350 pages of obituaries. MONICA PALMER: Highlighted unbalanced precincts and defective ballot containers with broken chains of custody. She noted adjudication bottlenecks and insufficient time for review before certification, recommending more authority for canvassers. - 76% of absentee precincts unbalanced after the primary election. - 71% of counting boards unbalanced without explanation in the general election. - 400 unexplained unbalanced precincts in Wayne County. - Five damaged ballot containers (out of 50 purchased, ~30 defective) with gaps allowing tampering; not recounted. - Corrected voter lists received 13 days post-election, covering multiple precincts. It's time to get rid of all electronic voting machines, 3rd party access, end mail-in voting, and require voter ID and proof of citizenship, and move to paper only voting, or our elections will never be secure.

The SCIF

50,283 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

OK BULLS IT'S FUCKING GO TIME: The biggest update ever is fully live. We just went from analytics terminal to a proper home for the solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump community: Ⅰ ) The analytics got deeper: - Wallet profiles for any address: balance, rank, airdrop status, observed buy and sell flow. Every profile link unfurls into a live share card on X. - Top buyers and sellers leaderboard with 1h to 24h windows, backed by a durable per-wallet flow ledger + first time buyer cohorts with hold times, sentiment vs net flow correlation, daily top 100 churn, etc. - Watchlist with alerts means you can star any wallet anywhere and get pinged the moment it prints. - Whale outflows marked directly on the candles, cmd K supports wallet lookup, and fullly public API docs are live at - The Ansem wallet got its own command center / tracking sub-page incl deep airdrop forensics. Ⅱ ) The big one: meet THE BULLPEN! - Sign in with X or a Solana wallet (all through Privy so it's safu). Fully optional tho, the terminal stays open without it. - Claim your wallet and earn verified badges: holder tier, OG airdrop wave, diamond hands. Computed from on-chain snapshots (if you choose to connect wallet). - Horns, a.k.a. the bullpen points are live (no there will never be a token, points are for clout in solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump universe). Can only earn, never buy and every single point comes with a public receipt. - The daily bull call: three markets a day, settled only against the terminal's own feeds. Green or red close, net flow direction, does the ansem wallet move. - The X bull league: link your handle, post about solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump, the sweep scores bull posts every 6 hours and lists the receipts on your profile. - BULL RUN (mini game): a crypto native endless runner where the live tape sets the pace. When the market rips, the game gets faster. Every score is replayed server side from your inputs, so the board cannot be cheated. - SCALP (mini game): a second game where you have to read the chart, buy dips, sell tops, 8 shots each way. The live tape tilts the trend. - Duels: challenge any bull head to head for horns. Same seed, one attempt each, and winner takes the pot. - Real profiles: seeded from your X (if you choose to connect), customizable name, bio and avatar. Public pages with badges, horns and duel records. - The desk: build your own dashboard from 14 terminal modules. drag, drop, resize. Follows you when signed in. - Six daily markets now, all settled against the terminal's own feeds with the numbers shown verbatim - Share any panel's live stats to X in one tap. - Season prize pools: community funded, zero custody, the funding tx is the receipt, horns decide the split. Any bull can put one up. Ansem 🐂🀄️ the first pot has your name on it if you want it. Ⅲ ) A few final key notes to conclude the recap here: - Game scores are deterministic replays, league points link their source posts, badges come from ledger snapshots. - No custody anywhere. The platform never touches anyone's funds. - The whole API is public and documented, SSE stream included. Build on it if you want. - Built solo on Helius, CoinGecko, Solscan and Grok. Fully independent analytics, not affiliated with Ansem, and not financial advice. Visibility push would be highly appreciated chief Ansem 🐂🀄️, so cc-ing you here. Go give it a try chads!

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🚨NEW Long Strange Trip episode just dropped: Ivan Zhao, CEO of Notion jack gave us the circular org chart. Brian Armstrong gave us player-coach. Ivan Zhao just added Jazz Mode. Notion is one of the clearest examples of a great SaaS company making the successful leap into becoming an AI company. That transition is much harder than it looks. Ivan Zhao is the definition of a Refounder, and has rebuilt his company nearly three times. Anyone who is looking to move into this new era, the “jazz era” should listen to this one 👇 Notes from our chat: 1. The Next Evolution to companies is structured freedom You need operators who can improvise and contribute creatively without waiting for orders. Think jazz band over marching band. Leaders must build teams that riff off each other dynamically rather than blindly following a rigid sheet of music. 2. Build a barbell engineering team Pair hyper senior architectural minds with junior talent. Senior leaders provide the taste and direction that language models lack, while junior engineers manage fleets of coding agents to execute the vision. 3. The best companies reinvent themselves When a startup stalls, incremental pivots rarely save it. Sometimes you must cleanly sever the past and start fresh. True technological shifts shouldn't feel like feature updates; they should feel existential. Interacting with frontier models should command a complete re-evaluation of your company's purpose. If a founder hasn't built with AI to feel this paradigm shift firsthand, they cannot find a new path forward. 4. Why Wartime is More Fun Peacetime in SaaS was comfortable, but wartime is where companies actually feel alive. When survival is on the line, the stakes are higher, and a shared, urgent purpose amplifies meaning for everyone. 5. Hire people who can blur traditional roles The best Notion hires have always blurred lines: designers who code, PMs who ship, engineers with taste. Baseline capability is no longer the bottleneck. The premium is now on a candidate's energy, optimism, and fundamental taste across multiple areas. 6. Acqui-hire founders aggressively As companies scale, they naturally calcify and slow down. The antidote is systematically acquiring early-stage startups just for the founders. Ex-founders act as aggressive machinery, breaking old patterns and forcing the organization to regenerate. 7. Financials March, Product Strategy Jazzes You cannot build a rigid product roadmap anymore because the underlying technology shifts too rapidly. Financial planning is the only system that still requires predictability; product strategy must be entirely fluid and improvisational. 8. Make compensation radically more meritocratic The SaaS era of "peanut buttering" compensation across the entire team is over. Companies must transition to extreme meritocracies to reward top performers. 9. Don’t reinvent the wheel unless you must Notion tried to first principle their way into sales. Eventually, they realized that was just plain wrong. Founders waste years trying to creatively invent a new sales system when the classic playbook works best. 10. Decentralizing the CMO Traditional marketing departments move too slowly to keep up with modern shipping cadences. The solution for Notion was to rip the CMO org apart and embed storytelling directly next to the product team. Demand generation now strictly serves the sales function. Lots lots more on this one. Ivan, as stylish as ever, was a blast. Enjoyed this one a lot. (links below) 👇👇 00:00 Introduction 02:22 From Founder Mode to AI Org 11:00 Hiring for Taste and Agency 24:28 Refounding Notion in Kyoto 30:27 Craft Versus Commerce 32:26 When to Refound 34:07 GPT-4 Refounding Shock 45:35 Leadership and Founder Energy 53:17 Sales Culture and Closing Thoughts

🚨NEW Long Strange Trip episode just dropped: Ivan Zhao, CEO of Notion jack gave us the circular org chart. Brian Armstrong gave us player-coach. Ivan Zhao just added Jazz Mode. Notion is one of the clearest examples of a great SaaS company making the successful leap into becoming an AI company. That transition is much harder than it looks. Ivan Zhao is the definition of a Refounder, and has rebuilt his company nearly three times. Anyone who is looking to move into this new era, the “jazz era” should listen to this one 👇 Notes from our chat: 1. The Next Evolution to companies is structured freedom You need operators who can improvise and contribute creatively without waiting for orders. Think jazz band over marching band. Leaders must build teams that riff off each other dynamically rather than blindly following a rigid sheet of music. 2. Build a barbell engineering team Pair hyper senior architectural minds with junior talent. Senior leaders provide the taste and direction that language models lack, while junior engineers manage fleets of coding agents to execute the vision. 3. The best companies reinvent themselves When a startup stalls, incremental pivots rarely save it. Sometimes you must cleanly sever the past and start fresh. True technological shifts shouldn't feel like feature updates; they should feel existential. Interacting with frontier models should command a complete re-evaluation of your company's purpose. If a founder hasn't built with AI to feel this paradigm shift firsthand, they cannot find a new path forward. 4. Why Wartime is More Fun Peacetime in SaaS was comfortable, but wartime is where companies actually feel alive. When survival is on the line, the stakes are higher, and a shared, urgent purpose amplifies meaning for everyone. 5. Hire people who can blur traditional roles The best Notion hires have always blurred lines: designers who code, PMs who ship, engineers with taste. Baseline capability is no longer the bottleneck. The premium is now on a candidate's energy, optimism, and fundamental taste across multiple areas. 6. Acqui-hire founders aggressively As companies scale, they naturally calcify and slow down. The antidote is systematically acquiring early-stage startups just for the founders. Ex-founders act as aggressive machinery, breaking old patterns and forcing the organization to regenerate. 7. Financials March, Product Strategy Jazzes You cannot build a rigid product roadmap anymore because the underlying technology shifts too rapidly. Financial planning is the only system that still requires predictability; product strategy must be entirely fluid and improvisational. 8. Make compensation radically more meritocratic The SaaS era of "peanut buttering" compensation across the entire team is over. Companies must transition to extreme meritocracies to reward top performers. 9. Don’t reinvent the wheel unless you must Notion tried to first principle their way into sales. Eventually, they realized that was just plain wrong. Founders waste years trying to creatively invent a new sales system when the classic playbook works best. 10. Decentralizing the CMO Traditional marketing departments move too slowly to keep up with modern shipping cadences. The solution for Notion was to rip the CMO org apart and embed storytelling directly next to the product team. Demand generation now strictly serves the sales function. Lots lots more on this one. Ivan, as stylish as ever, was a blast. Enjoyed this one a lot. (links below) 👇👇 00:00 Introduction 02:22 From Founder Mode to AI Org 11:00 Hiring for Taste and Agency 24:28 Refounding Notion in Kyoto 30:27 Craft Versus Commerce 32:26 When to Refound 34:07 GPT-4 Refounding Shock 45:35 Leadership and Founder Energy 53:17 Sales Culture and Closing Thoughts

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