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Mark Cuban just explained AI better than ANYONE in silicon valley has all year… a tool. a way to learn. the biggest democratization of knowledge we've ever seen. but he's also splitting people into two camps. >ones who use AI so they don't have to learn anything. >ones who... show more

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Butler wasn't staged. Everything Trump has said confirms that he believes he was saved by angels, aka "the people from space". The most powerful beings in the universe are with us, and the haters are going to learn the hard way which side they're on. Free will is allowed but they can step in whenever they want. Everything unfolding is part of a higher plan to get us to the Shift.

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a gentle reminder: the MAMA Platinum Award exists because BTS achieved something so unprecedented the industry had to create a new honour just to name it, sweeping all FOUR major daesangs in a single year, not once, but for three consecutive years. BTS didn’t just raise the bar; they rewrote the blueprint of excellence, proving a level of artistry only they could reach. can’t wait to watch the stage shift again next year… history has a way of returning to the ones who wrote it first. 💜

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Mark Zuckerberg being a reptilian is far more plausible than Mark Zuckerberg wanting to create a superintelligence that would benefit every individual. When was the last time you were sitting in a room with these billionaires? They don't like you. They only want to use you to train their AI models so that, in their doomsday bunkers, AI can replace you as the workforce after the Geophysical Event. They are super evil. Mark punished users over freedom of speech, so why would you trust him?

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