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In the very weekend ladies all over the world showed up and delivered strong numbers at Global #BoxOffice, megastar #Shakira deserves a big shout out for her triumph in #Brazil, reuniting 2M attendees in her concert at #TodoMundoNoRio annual mega concert series at #Copacabana Beach in RIO! As one of the last truly Global stars left still relevant & pulling big numbers, the Colombian singer managed to attract the BIGGEST audience ever recorded in the world for any Latino, solo or band, and even achieving the deed of surpassing QUEEN OF POP #Madonna’s historic 1.6M attendees in the first concert of the #TodoMundoNoRio series back in 2024. SHAKIRA’s biggest concert EVER crowned a lifetime of achievements in a 4-decade spanning career, in which she’s been used to achieve the highest marks usually unthinkable for Latin artists, competing on the same league as the usual American and European A-listers and opening the doors to many younger Latinos to try and achieve the same. She worked hard to show it was possible. And the world has never been the same ever since. Before Shakira, most Latin artists would come and go on those “Latin waves” that hit the world of music from time to time, usually forced to sing in English & share their spotlight with an Anglo artist collab to surf the wave while it lasted. But Shakira proved she had what it takes to stay. She wasn’t no wave. She was the new higher standard and she knew it, and fought hard to be seen that way. Shakira proved she could conquer the world also in her own language if she had the platform she worked hard to project herself into to make it happen. And paved the way so others after her could be more than a wave & could remain true to themselves while also competing with their Anglo counterparts. #Shakira’s name is already engraved in the music industry’s history, but she still will keep breaking more records, barriers & stigmas. Her mega-concert of yesterday was just the latest and biggest feather in her incredible pantheon of achievements yet. We are here for many more to come! Bravo!!!
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2,261,291 views • 17 days ago

Jamie Dimon just asked Elon Musk why he's taking SpaceX public after a decade of saying no. The answer is very Musky and MIND BLOWING: "I've been asked for many years about taking SpaceX public. Probably been almost ten years that people have been suggesting I should." "We've been positive cash flow for quite a long time. I think since around 2014, 2015. And we've been self-funding. In fact, our private equity rounds have actually not been fundraising rounds. They've been liquidity rounds for investors and employees. SpaceX has actually bought back stock in most of our funding events." So why now? "We are embarking on a significant growth phase, a capital growth phase, where we are going to put in orbit probably over a hundred thousand satellites just for communications." "Version 3 is ten to twenty times more capable than the Version 2 satellite. It's a hundred times more bandwidth than the Starlink system currently offers and half the latency." Then Dimon asked about AI. And this is where it went somewhere nobody in the room expected... "The peak bandwidth of a human is a few hundred bits per second. But bandwidth of a computer can be a trillion bits per second. The appetite for bandwidth of AI and robots is gonna be enormous." "We're also doing the AI data centres in space. Which is another massive capital endeavour." Then it started to sound like something straight out of a sci-fi film: "It's increasingly difficult to build power plants on the ground. There are very few people who want a power plant in their backyard. If we wanted to double the electricity usage of the United States, which is on average about 500 gigawatts, we would have to build about twice as many power plants. Most communities are not super excited about that." "But if we go to space, we can go far beyond the electricity generation of Earth." "This is gonna sound crazy, but you could actually increase harnessed energy by a factor of a million and still be using much less than a millionth of the Sun's energy." Sorry, but this is HUGE. The SpaceX IPO hits next week and is expected to make Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire. He is SpaceX. He is Tesla. He is Neuralink, xAI, The Boring Company, and the owner of X. That doesn't happen by accident. It happens because he is one of the most powerful personal brands the world has ever seen. Every company he touches gets amplified by the fact that the world already knows his name, his face, and his vision before he says a single word. That is the compounding effect of a personal brand built over two decades. SO: We build massive distribution and grow personal brands on X and beyond without our clients lifting a finger. If you're a founder or VC looking for that kind of exposure, book a call below. We average 1.5M views a week and have brought in over $5 million in attributable revenue for our clients.
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32,405 views • 1 month ago

The experiment is over – we know what does and doesn’t work to address climate If we look at what has been proposed to address global warming, air pollution, and energy security during the past 25 years, only one solution – electrification of all energy sectors and generation of the electricity with wind, solar, geothermal, and hydro sources -- has made an impact. This solution has reduced enough world emissions and technology costs for the IPCC, to eliminate its worst-case climate scenario. What are the proposed climate solutions that never worked? (1) Fossil gas replacing coal, (2) ethanol replacing gasoline, (3) carbon capture, (4) direct removal of CO2 from the air by equipment, (5) blue hydrogen, 6) nuclear, and (7) geoengineering. We knew these were poor solutions back in 2009, when they were first evaluated. But, it has taken 17 years to overcome lobbyists pushing these techs. On the other hand, electrification of world transport, buildings, and industry and using clean renewables to provide the electricity while growing energy efficiency, also proposed in 2009, has worked, as evidenced by the world growth in electric vehicles, heat pumps, electric furnaces, and clean, renewable electricity generators. All-of-the-above policies, or let’s try everything and hope something works policies, have failed. Given the short time we have, we should never see another IPCC scenario that includes biofuels, carbon capture, direct air capture, nuclear, geoengineering or their derivatives, blue hydrogen, electo-fuels, or sustainable aviation fuels. We know what works. Let's focus on that going forward. References Elimination of most extreme IPCC scenario Components of a WindWaterSolar system 2009 paper evaluating energy technologies 2009 paper proposing to transition the world to 100% WWS More details here: "Still No Miracles Needed" Video
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The experiment is over – we know what does and doesn’t work to address climate If we look at what has been proposed to address global warming, air pollution, and energy security during the past 25 years, only one solution – electrification of all energy sectors and generation of the electricity with wind, solar, geothermal, and hydro sources -- has made an impact. This solution has reduced enough world emissions and technology costs for the IPCC, to eliminate its worst-case climate scenario. What are the proposed climate solutions that never worked? (1) Fossil gas replacing coal, (2) ethanol replacing gasoline, (3) carbon capture, (4) direct removal of CO2 from the air by equipment, (5) blue hydrogen, 6) nuclear, and (7) geoengineering. We knew these were poor solutions back in 2009, when they were first evaluated. But, it has taken 17 years to overcome lobbyists pushing these techs. On the other hand, electrification of world transport, buildings, and industry and using clean renewables to provide the electricity while growing energy efficiency, also proposed in 2009, has worked, as evidenced by the world growth in electric vehicles, heat pumps, electric furnaces, and clean, renewable electricity generators. All-of-the-above policies, or let’s try everything and hope something works policies, have failed. Given the short time we have, we should never see another IPCC scenario that includes biofuels, carbon capture, direct air capture, nuclear, geoengineering or their derivatives, blue hydrogen, electo-fuels, or sustainable aviation fuels. We know what works. Let's focus on that going forward. References Elimination of most extreme IPCC scenario Components of a WindWaterSolar system 2009 paper evaluating energy technologies 2009 paper proposing to transition the world to 100% WWS More details here: "Still No Miracles Needed" Video

Mark Z. Jacobson

12,206 views • 2 months ago

UPDATE: An update on Serbian SF Nikola Kusturica. Kentucky, Michigan, and UCLA are the 3 programs positioned the best coming down the stretch, I’ve been told. After speaking with a few Gonzaga Sources, it’s been reiterated to me multiple times that Gonzaga is not believed to be involved anymore, and have moved on to other potential targets. “I think it’s Kentucky, or Michigan if this is a bidding war. They’ve seemed to have pivoted to secondary guards. I think while Gonzaga staff is high on him, they won’t pay more than $3m for a guy who they think should be playing 15mpg” Also added: “What I’ve heard is his camp is actually asking for a minute restriction in year 1” Michigan has a rotational need for him, and the pitch is quite clear, their offer has also raised in the last few days, I’ve been told, but is still significantly less than what Kentucky is offering Nikola. From a Michigan Source: “Dusty has been pursuing Nikola really hard. Given LJ, Lincoln will be missing the entire season, potentially starting a 6’4 SG at SF, and the bench being filled with lower rated True Freshman, or unproven redshirt guys, they’ve really picked up the pressure on trying to land this kid. They view him as at the least an immediate bench contributor year 1, if not the starting Wing. I can’t say for sure on the numbers obviously, but they’ve supposedly raised it, it’s still not close to what Kentucky Is offering, we’ve heard $3.5m/$4.5m is the raised UM offer. (UK is supposedly offering $5.5m/$6m) The role/pitch, sacrificing a little $ to compete for National Championships, Yaxel Role has been their selling points.” From a UCLA Source: “Coaches did zoom with him and his reps. I think UCLA would love to get him, but he’d almost certainly be a rotational piece, don’t think he starts over TP or Eric, and I’m not sure they can offer even close to what Kentucky, and others likely are. UCLA only has 1 spot left, they pretty much tapped the NIL. I think the main thing really going for them is they’re supposedly being flexible with that 2nd year and locking him in now, v what every other school is definitely trying to do.” That 2nd year is also a really big point of emphasis right now for all schools involved. Nearly every program is making sure they have both years completely locked in, and won’t have to worry about potential transfer drama, contract disputes, etc next off season. A return to FC Barcelona has been on the table, but given the current college offers, has become extremely unlikely, ive been told. Spire Academy/Prep School in America is basically not an option anymore, everyone said that. Kentucky can still get this done, and the consensus from everyone I’ve spoken with stays the same, he will be a Kentucky Wildcat. but at the same time, Michigan has really positioned themselves well here with a strong late push and you cannot count them out just yet, and UCLA could potentially make it interesting with contractual language being more favorable. Nikola will be playing in the FIBA U17 World Cup from June 27th-July 5th, a decision is expected to come by then, I’ve been told by 2 international sources. especially with the schools needing to begin the enrollment process ASAP. #BBN #KentuckyBasketball
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UPDATE: An update on Serbian SF Nikola Kusturica. Kentucky, Michigan, and UCLA are the 3 programs positioned the best coming down the stretch, I’ve been told. After speaking with a few Gonzaga Sources, it’s been reiterated to me multiple times that Gonzaga is not believed to be involved anymore, and have moved on to other potential targets. “I think it’s Kentucky, or Michigan if this is a bidding war. They’ve seemed to have pivoted to secondary guards. I think while Gonzaga staff is high on him, they won’t pay more than $3m for a guy who they think should be playing 15mpg” Also added: “What I’ve heard is his camp is actually asking for a minute restriction in year 1” Michigan has a rotational need for him, and the pitch is quite clear, their offer has also raised in the last few days, I’ve been told, but is still significantly less than what Kentucky is offering Nikola. From a Michigan Source: “Dusty has been pursuing Nikola really hard. Given LJ, Lincoln will be missing the entire season, potentially starting a 6’4 SG at SF, and the bench being filled with lower rated True Freshman, or unproven redshirt guys, they’ve really picked up the pressure on trying to land this kid. They view him as at the least an immediate bench contributor year 1, if not the starting Wing. I can’t say for sure on the numbers obviously, but they’ve supposedly raised it, it’s still not close to what Kentucky Is offering, we’ve heard $3.5m/$4.5m is the raised UM offer. (UK is supposedly offering $5.5m/$6m) The role/pitch, sacrificing a little $ to compete for National Championships, Yaxel Role has been their selling points.” From a UCLA Source: “Coaches did zoom with him and his reps. I think UCLA would love to get him, but he’d almost certainly be a rotational piece, don’t think he starts over TP or Eric, and I’m not sure they can offer even close to what Kentucky, and others likely are. UCLA only has 1 spot left, they pretty much tapped the NIL. I think the main thing really going for them is they’re supposedly being flexible with that 2nd year and locking him in now, v what every other school is definitely trying to do.” That 2nd year is also a really big point of emphasis right now for all schools involved. Nearly every program is making sure they have both years completely locked in, and won’t have to worry about potential transfer drama, contract disputes, etc next off season. A return to FC Barcelona has been on the table, but given the current college offers, has become extremely unlikely, ive been told. Spire Academy/Prep School in America is basically not an option anymore, everyone said that. Kentucky can still get this done, and the consensus from everyone I’ve spoken with stays the same, he will be a Kentucky Wildcat. but at the same time, Michigan has really positioned themselves well here with a strong late push and you cannot count them out just yet, and UCLA could potentially make it interesting with contractual language being more favorable. Nikola will be playing in the FIBA U17 World Cup from June 27th-July 5th, a decision is expected to come by then, I’ve been told by 2 international sources. especially with the schools needing to begin the enrollment process ASAP. #BBN #KentuckyBasketball

Dylan

271,835 views • 1 month ago

🚨 This one is too important to let it fade. Renee Merrifield former BC MLA and CEO of Troika Group —> just laid out the truth most politicians and media refuse to say out loud: Canada has been on a **managed decline** for over a decade. Not because of Trump. Not because of some external boogeyman. Because we pulled our own poker chips off the table. We sidelined our natural resource sector, the very thing that made this country wealthy and gave us one of the highest standards of living in the world. We blocked pipelines, delayed LNG projects, and turned our back on becoming the energy superpower we were born to be. Meanwhile, our dollar buys less every year. Young professionals are packing up and leaving (she cited 155,000 educated Canadians already gone). People are showing up at doors irate because their hard-earned money doesn’t stretch anymore. And we’re told it’s all someone else’s fault. She’s right. Energy **is** prosperity. Cheap, abundant energy is the greatest gift a country can give its citizens. We have the resources, the know-how, and the people to be a global energy leader, done cleaner and more humanely than almost anywhere on earth. Instead we’ve chosen decline, higher costs, and watching our next generation ask: “How do I get out of Canada?” This isn’t a technical recession. This is a self-inflicted one. We are the solution. We have the resources. We just need the political will to stop apologizing for our own success and start building again. Every Canadian who still believes this country can be great again needs to hear this. Are done watching our politicians blame everyone but themselves? #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #EnergySuperpower #LiberalFail #ResourceSector #BringBackProsperity
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🚨 This one is too important to let it fade. Renee Merrifield former BC MLA and CEO of Troika Group —> just laid out the truth most politicians and media refuse to say out loud: Canada has been on a **managed decline** for over a decade. Not because of Trump. Not because of some external boogeyman. Because we pulled our own poker chips off the table. We sidelined our natural resource sector, the very thing that made this country wealthy and gave us one of the highest standards of living in the world. We blocked pipelines, delayed LNG projects, and turned our back on becoming the energy superpower we were born to be. Meanwhile, our dollar buys less every year. Young professionals are packing up and leaving (she cited 155,000 educated Canadians already gone). People are showing up at doors irate because their hard-earned money doesn’t stretch anymore. And we’re told it’s all someone else’s fault. She’s right. Energy **is** prosperity. Cheap, abundant energy is the greatest gift a country can give its citizens. We have the resources, the know-how, and the people to be a global energy leader, done cleaner and more humanely than almost anywhere on earth. Instead we’ve chosen decline, higher costs, and watching our next generation ask: “How do I get out of Canada?” This isn’t a technical recession. This is a self-inflicted one. We are the solution. We have the resources. We just need the political will to stop apologizing for our own success and start building again. Every Canadian who still believes this country can be great again needs to hear this. Are done watching our politicians blame everyone but themselves? #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #EnergySuperpower #LiberalFail #ResourceSector #BringBackProsperity

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

49,164 views • 27 days ago

Real Finance: No Man, No Investor, No Developer, No Trader Can Resist This 12:56 secs clip includes Episodes 1–3: ​Episode 1 (01:18 - 06:54) 👇 Real-World Assets You Can Tokenize on Real Finance Blockchain ​Episode 2 (06:57 - 10:13) 👇 Trading Analysis ​Episode 3 (10:16 - 12:45) 👇 Research on Verified Real Contracts in Solidity Just a reminder, the countdown to the Real Finance Blockchain $ASSET Token Generation Event (TGE) is officially on🥰 Let me unveil some stuff to y'all. RWA isn’t just a buzzword anymore, it’s starting to shape the backbone of tomorrow’s financial system. While most crypto projects scramble for short-lived hype, Real has taken a totally different approach. They’re building a fully decentralized Layer 1 chain, designed specifically for Real World Assets. A lot of folks still don’t get how big this is. Putting assets on-chain is just the first step, it’s not enough. The real hurdle is crafting an environment where these assets actually work, smoothly and efficiently, in Web3. That’s what matters: - Tokenization that’s baked in, not slapped on - Infrastructure that scales - Real on-chain liquidity - Easy connections between networks - Strong security and transparency - Seamless integration with DeFi This is where REAL really shines. They’re not chasing the latest trend or patching together something temporary. They’re investing in solid, scalable infrastructure that could handle trillions in real-world value. Think about what’s on the table like real estate, payrolls, treasuries, precious metal, art, supply chain, agriculture any lots more. The current processes are fragmented, siloed, and highly disorganized. With REAL’s decentralized foundation, there’s a shot at finally tying it all together. Then there’s the $ASSET token. It could run the show economically, covering everything from governance and settlement to driving activity and rewarding participation. Honestly, the next big wave in Web3 isn’t going to be all about wild speculation. It’ll be about genuine ownership, real yield, actual utility, something you can touch and use. And Real looks like it’s right at the heart of that shift. I'm are incredibly proud of the team, They're building to democratize access to global financial markets. ​Shoutout to the visionaries making it happen every day: Ivo Grigorov (Co-Founder & CEO) Valentin Dimitrov (Co-Founder & COO) Hristo Piyankov (Co-Founder & Lead Economist) Brandon Kazakoff (VP of Ecosystem Growth) Nikolay Byutyunev (Head of Design) Diana Ilieva - Tokenomics Expert Jenny Gancheva - Legal Advisor Krum Radev - Senior Blockchain Developer ​Alexander Nadjarian - Lead Developer, Full Stack Mehmed Aliev - Web Consultant and Developer Alexander Tomov - Community Growth Strategist Nikolay Likov - Social Media and Community Manager Monika Likova - Social Media Content Creator Boris Ivanov - Social Media Growth DONT IGNORE THIS💪 KNOCK ON REAL FINANCE'S DOOR, AND THEY SHALL OPEN FOR THE REAL FOLKS #UCCC
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Real Finance: No Man, No Investor, No Developer, No Trader Can Resist This 12:56 secs clip includes Episodes 1–3: ​Episode 1 (01:18 - 06:54) 👇 Real-World Assets You Can Tokenize on Real Finance Blockchain ​Episode 2 (06:57 - 10:13) 👇 Trading Analysis ​Episode 3 (10:16 - 12:45) 👇 Research on Verified Real Contracts in Solidity Just a reminder, the countdown to the Real Finance Blockchain $ASSET Token Generation Event (TGE) is officially on🥰 Let me unveil some stuff to y'all. RWA isn’t just a buzzword anymore, it’s starting to shape the backbone of tomorrow’s financial system. While most crypto projects scramble for short-lived hype, Real has taken a totally different approach. They’re building a fully decentralized Layer 1 chain, designed specifically for Real World Assets. A lot of folks still don’t get how big this is. Putting assets on-chain is just the first step, it’s not enough. The real hurdle is crafting an environment where these assets actually work, smoothly and efficiently, in Web3. That’s what matters: - Tokenization that’s baked in, not slapped on - Infrastructure that scales - Real on-chain liquidity - Easy connections between networks - Strong security and transparency - Seamless integration with DeFi This is where REAL really shines. They’re not chasing the latest trend or patching together something temporary. They’re investing in solid, scalable infrastructure that could handle trillions in real-world value. Think about what’s on the table like real estate, payrolls, treasuries, precious metal, art, supply chain, agriculture any lots more. The current processes are fragmented, siloed, and highly disorganized. With REAL’s decentralized foundation, there’s a shot at finally tying it all together. Then there’s the $ASSET token. It could run the show economically, covering everything from governance and settlement to driving activity and rewarding participation. Honestly, the next big wave in Web3 isn’t going to be all about wild speculation. It’ll be about genuine ownership, real yield, actual utility, something you can touch and use. And Real looks like it’s right at the heart of that shift. I'm are incredibly proud of the team, They're building to democratize access to global financial markets. ​Shoutout to the visionaries making it happen every day: Ivo Grigorov (Co-Founder & CEO) Valentin Dimitrov (Co-Founder & COO) Hristo Piyankov (Co-Founder & Lead Economist) Brandon Kazakoff (VP of Ecosystem Growth) Nikolay Byutyunev (Head of Design) Diana Ilieva - Tokenomics Expert Jenny Gancheva - Legal Advisor Krum Radev - Senior Blockchain Developer ​Alexander Nadjarian - Lead Developer, Full Stack Mehmed Aliev - Web Consultant and Developer Alexander Tomov - Community Growth Strategist Nikolay Likov - Social Media and Community Manager Monika Likova - Social Media Content Creator Boris Ivanov - Social Media Growth DONT IGNORE THIS💪 KNOCK ON REAL FINANCE'S DOOR, AND THEY SHALL OPEN FOR THE REAL FOLKS #UCCC

Andy Lui

91,783 views • 2 months ago

Yesterday was, without a doubt, the worst concert experience of my life. The show itself wasn't the problem. Everything around it was. The organization was an absolute disaster from start to finish. I arrived at 7:00 AM, yet people who showed up at 2 or 3 PM somehow managed to end up in front of me when it was time to enter the stadium. They got better spots simply because the queue management was a complete mess. After waiting all day, that was incredibly frustrating. We were also packed so tightly that I even sprained my thumb just trying to sit down for a moment. Water distribution was chaotic despite people waiting for hours. Once the concert started, being front row became terrifying. Every time Abel came to our side, the crowd surged forward. I was crushed against the barricade over and over again. The girl next to me was in the same situation. She even spoke to stadium security, but nothing changed. For several moments, I genuinely feared being seriously hurt. As for me... yes, Abel ignored me again. And honestly, I can understand why. I'm probably that overly enthusiastic fan who's always around, and I sometimes worry I come across as annoying, or even intimidating. Not only with him, but with his team too. The truth is, I admire them just as much, because without them, these shows simply wouldn't be what they are. I think my enthusiasm probably scares people sometimes. But I've never wanted anything from anyone. I've never asked for anything, expected anything, or tried to get something in return. I just genuinely admire the work, the art, and every single person who makes it possible. Nothing more. If I'm perceived differently, it hurts, but it is what it is. Despite everything, there are three memories I'll keep forever. 🖤 Spending hours in the queue with my friend Louise . She made the wait so much better. 🖤 Watching Louise have the most beautiful interactions with Abel. She has followed him for so many years and been to so many shows. Seeing her finally get those unforgettable moments made me genuinely happier than anything that happened to me. She deserved every second of it. 🖤 The tribute to Kavinsky. Abel's words & when Odd Look started, I completely broke down. It was powerful, emotional, and beautifully done. I cried my heart out. Deep down, I know I needed to be there for that moment. I'll never forget it. So yes, this was my worst concert experience. But thanks to Louise... and thanks to that unforgettable tribute to Kavinsky... I'll still leave with memories that mean the world to me. And one last thing: Abel was perfect, as always. The concert itself was incredible. None of what happened is on him. 🖤
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Yesterday was, without a doubt, the worst concert experience of my life. The show itself wasn't the problem. Everything around it was. The organization was an absolute disaster from start to finish. I arrived at 7:00 AM, yet people who showed up at 2 or 3 PM somehow managed to end up in front of me when it was time to enter the stadium. They got better spots simply because the queue management was a complete mess. After waiting all day, that was incredibly frustrating. We were also packed so tightly that I even sprained my thumb just trying to sit down for a moment. Water distribution was chaotic despite people waiting for hours. Once the concert started, being front row became terrifying. Every time Abel came to our side, the crowd surged forward. I was crushed against the barricade over and over again. The girl next to me was in the same situation. She even spoke to stadium security, but nothing changed. For several moments, I genuinely feared being seriously hurt. As for me... yes, Abel ignored me again. And honestly, I can understand why. I'm probably that overly enthusiastic fan who's always around, and I sometimes worry I come across as annoying, or even intimidating. Not only with him, but with his team too. The truth is, I admire them just as much, because without them, these shows simply wouldn't be what they are. I think my enthusiasm probably scares people sometimes. But I've never wanted anything from anyone. I've never asked for anything, expected anything, or tried to get something in return. I just genuinely admire the work, the art, and every single person who makes it possible. Nothing more. If I'm perceived differently, it hurts, but it is what it is. Despite everything, there are three memories I'll keep forever. 🖤 Spending hours in the queue with my friend Louise . She made the wait so much better. 🖤 Watching Louise have the most beautiful interactions with Abel. She has followed him for so many years and been to so many shows. Seeing her finally get those unforgettable moments made me genuinely happier than anything that happened to me. She deserved every second of it. 🖤 The tribute to Kavinsky. Abel's words & when Odd Look started, I completely broke down. It was powerful, emotional, and beautifully done. I cried my heart out. Deep down, I know I needed to be there for that moment. I'll never forget it. So yes, this was my worst concert experience. But thanks to Louise... and thanks to that unforgettable tribute to Kavinsky... I'll still leave with memories that mean the world to me. And one last thing: Abel was perfect, as always. The concert itself was incredible. None of what happened is on him. 🖤

Maryﾒ𝟶'll see Abel 9 & saw him 16🇧🇪🇫🇷🇬🇧🇨🇦

14,231 views • 2 days ago

OPINION: 2006 ELON’S PROMISE TO FUND SPACEX WASN’T A FLEX… IT WAS A PLEDGE TO THE WORLD HE KNEW WAS COMING Watch that clip again. 34-year-old Elon, sitting in front of a half-built Falcon 1, saying the quiet part out loud: “I’m prepared to fund this all the way until SpaceX is the world’s top launch company… absolutely.” He wasn’t bragging. He was taking a zealot, making a vow in an empty church. Back then the scoreboard read: - 3 straight Falcon 1 failures, - $100 M of his own money already torched, - NASA laughing him out of the room, - Every “smart” investor running for the exits. And this man looked straight into the camera and basically said: “If the entire world says no, I will still say yes until physics itself bends.” Most founders pivot when the runway runs out. Elon didn’t, he doubled down so hard he almost went personally bankrupt. The 4th flight (the one that finally reached orbit in 2008) was literally his last dollar. He had already written the goodbye emails to employees in case it blew up again. It reached the sky, and the trajectory of human history tilted. Fast-forward to 2025: - SpaceX is worth more than Boeing, Lockheed, and NASA’s entire budget combined. - Starship towers over the same Texas mud where that skinny kid once stood. Every single launch you watch, every booster catching itself like it’s playing fetch, is the compound interest on one man’s insane refusal to flinch. The deeper truth most people miss: That 2006 quote isn’t about rockets. It’s about what happens when someone treats a vision as non-negotiable, when the mission stops being a company and becomes a belief. That’s why legacy aerospace still can’t beat him. They optimize for quarterly returns. He optimized for species survival. Legacy space was a jobs program. SpaceX became a crusade. So next time you see a Starship flip and land in slow-mo, remember the 34-year-old who was willing to lose everything so humanity could win everything. Source: 2006 Elon Musk interview, Astro Greek, Elon Musk
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OPINION: 2006 ELON’S PROMISE TO FUND SPACEX WASN’T A FLEX… IT WAS A PLEDGE TO THE WORLD HE KNEW WAS COMING Watch that clip again. 34-year-old Elon, sitting in front of a half-built Falcon 1, saying the quiet part out loud: “I’m prepared to fund this all the way until SpaceX is the world’s top launch company… absolutely.” He wasn’t bragging. He was taking a zealot, making a vow in an empty church. Back then the scoreboard read: - 3 straight Falcon 1 failures, - $100 M of his own money already torched, - NASA laughing him out of the room, - Every “smart” investor running for the exits. And this man looked straight into the camera and basically said: “If the entire world says no, I will still say yes until physics itself bends.” Most founders pivot when the runway runs out. Elon didn’t, he doubled down so hard he almost went personally bankrupt. The 4th flight (the one that finally reached orbit in 2008) was literally his last dollar. He had already written the goodbye emails to employees in case it blew up again. It reached the sky, and the trajectory of human history tilted. Fast-forward to 2025: - SpaceX is worth more than Boeing, Lockheed, and NASA’s entire budget combined. - Starship towers over the same Texas mud where that skinny kid once stood. Every single launch you watch, every booster catching itself like it’s playing fetch, is the compound interest on one man’s insane refusal to flinch. The deeper truth most people miss: That 2006 quote isn’t about rockets. It’s about what happens when someone treats a vision as non-negotiable, when the mission stops being a company and becomes a belief. That’s why legacy aerospace still can’t beat him. They optimize for quarterly returns. He optimized for species survival. Legacy space was a jobs program. SpaceX became a crusade. So next time you see a Starship flip and land in slow-mo, remember the 34-year-old who was willing to lose everything so humanity could win everything. Source: 2006 Elon Musk interview, Astro Greek, Elon Musk

Mario Nawfal

104,286 views • 7 months ago

To all those who follow me because of XX-XY Athletics and who are now telling me to stop talking about covid... Let me just explain a few things -- and why that isn't going to happen. The only reason I'm even active on X is because of covid. The only reason I have any following at all is because of covid. Why? Because I objected to school closures and lockdowns from day 1. I lost my career, my city, pretty much all of my friends. Because I said closed schools, closed playgrounds, and masking were harming our kids. We all suffered the most egregious violations of our civil liberties imaginable during lockdowns. I will never understand why people don't care and want to just pretend it never happened. We couldn't leave our homes. Literally. We were told we couldn't see family, celebrate the holidays. We couldn't move about freely. We were censored. We couldn't gather or protest (unless it was for BLM, then it was ok). People couldn't go to church or AA meetings. For years! Two year olds were forced to wear masks for hours a day. They suffered speech and developmental delays. That continue to this day. Public school students in blue states were kept out of full time school for a year and a half. While their private school peers attended school and played sports. The most vulnerable children were harmed the most. People couldn't work. 27M people lost their jobs in 2020. 27M!! People couldn't visit loved ones in the hospital. People died alone. Women gave birth alone. People were arrested for surfing. In the ocean - alone. The world shut down. Supply chains stopped. That initiated the inflation we still are struggling to beat back. I've been a covid dissident since March 2020. Children were harmed. They are still suffering from learning loss and the emotional impact of isolation and halted development. For some, the course of their lives was altered forever. They dropped out of school. Or fell behind and never caught up. Disengaged and never re-engaged. Drugs. Eating disorders. Suicidal ideation. Attempted suicide. Oh and the by way, the trans madness accelerated during lockdowns. Why? Isolation, terminal on-line-ness, depression, anxiety, all of it. Caused by lockdowns. This is not something I will forgive. Or forget. You can't treat kids like prisoners and expect them to be ok (that is quote from a parent in Generation Covid - a parent who lost his child to suicide in 2021.) I started making this documentary in 2022, and followed children and families who were harmed for 2 full years. It's called Generation-Covid. Don't look away.
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To all those who follow me because of XX-XY Athletics and who are now telling me to stop talking about covid... Let me just explain a few things -- and why that isn't going to happen. The only reason I'm even active on X is because of covid. The only reason I have any following at all is because of covid. Why? Because I objected to school closures and lockdowns from day 1. I lost my career, my city, pretty much all of my friends. Because I said closed schools, closed playgrounds, and masking were harming our kids. We all suffered the most egregious violations of our civil liberties imaginable during lockdowns. I will never understand why people don't care and want to just pretend it never happened. We couldn't leave our homes. Literally. We were told we couldn't see family, celebrate the holidays. We couldn't move about freely. We were censored. We couldn't gather or protest (unless it was for BLM, then it was ok). People couldn't go to church or AA meetings. For years! Two year olds were forced to wear masks for hours a day. They suffered speech and developmental delays. That continue to this day. Public school students in blue states were kept out of full time school for a year and a half. While their private school peers attended school and played sports. The most vulnerable children were harmed the most. People couldn't work. 27M people lost their jobs in 2020. 27M!! People couldn't visit loved ones in the hospital. People died alone. Women gave birth alone. People were arrested for surfing. In the ocean - alone. The world shut down. Supply chains stopped. That initiated the inflation we still are struggling to beat back. I've been a covid dissident since March 2020. Children were harmed. They are still suffering from learning loss and the emotional impact of isolation and halted development. For some, the course of their lives was altered forever. They dropped out of school. Or fell behind and never caught up. Disengaged and never re-engaged. Drugs. Eating disorders. Suicidal ideation. Attempted suicide. Oh and the by way, the trans madness accelerated during lockdowns. Why? Isolation, terminal on-line-ness, depression, anxiety, all of it. Caused by lockdowns. This is not something I will forgive. Or forget. You can't treat kids like prisoners and expect them to be ok (that is quote from a parent in Generation Covid - a parent who lost his child to suicide in 2021.) I started making this documentary in 2022, and followed children and families who were harmed for 2 full years. It's called Generation-Covid. Don't look away.

Jennifer Sey

432,043 views • 5 months ago

Call on all Global Pioneers to join the Vow Praying Ceremony on April 13th GMT 5: 30-6:00 am, USA EST 1:30 am- 2:00 am online at Voov Meeting, using the above room number. If you're unable to participate, you're welcome to take some time to meditate and pray for the success of the Pi Network on Pi2Day, 2024 - with a GCV of $314,159.🙏🙏🙏 There is a special type of energy that is created when people come together to pray at the same time. Studies have shown that good intentions have a massive impact on the world around us. For example, Lake Biwa in Japan had been severely polluted for over 20 years, but after 350 people prayed for it one morning, the lake became clear and clean after just a week. This is why I'm calling on all Pi Network Pioneers to join the vow praying ceremony. If you're unable to attend, I suggest you pray and meditate at home. During the ceremony, I will read the vow and pray for the success of the Pi Network in both English and Chinese.🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️ Yesterday, I listened to two versions of Pi Network songs from Burundi, and they were incredibly touching. I could feel their deep appreciation for the Pi Network. I believe that most of our Pioneers hold a grateful heart towards the Pi Network. I'm proud that our Pioneers are full of love and compassion, and this is why I believe that the Pi Network will succeed. To show our sincerity, I will fast and bathe for three days. In ancient China, we would keep our spirit and body clean before important ceremonies so that we can gain higher universal power and energy. You're welcome to do the same. I express my gratitude to the CEO of China Ni Diao Group, Ms. Jia Yu Chen, and all the top management of Ni Diao Group, as well as Pi Network GCV Community China Ambassador, Mr. Daniel, and the entire Conference Organization Committee, for their support and efforts. The forthcoming Ni Diao Group Global GCV International Commodity Trade Demonstration and Entertainment Exchange Seminar, to be held in Anshun City, Guizhou Province, the hometown of Pi Network Founder Dr. Fan. Ni Diao is expected to become Pi Network's strongest ecosystem after OM, and possibly even before it. This seminar will serve as the cradle of international trade, where Pi will be used as payment. All Ni Diao Group members will participate in the GCV Pi2Day OM petition, representing the global ecosystem. I deeply appreciate Ms. Chen's support of GCV $314,159 as an ecosystem, and for her remarkable efforts and dedication to cross-border barter. 🙏🙏🙏 The upcoming seminar is poised to be a significant event, with an estimated attendance of over 1000, including Ni Diao Group along with other notable Chinese GCV merchants and pioneers. The seminar will feature speeches by global importers and exporters, providing an excellent opportunity to explore global barter prospects. As this is an offline seminar, attendees can look forward to additional performances and tours. It is recommended to review the conference schedule to select the most suitable time to attend the speech time for online pioneers. I hope that the conference achieves a successful outcome. Best wishes for the event. I'm looking forward to seeing you all soon on the Voov Meeting.🌹🌹🌹 P.S. Sorry for not replying to many Pioneers DM messages. Due to my busy schedule and high volume of DMs, I cannot respond to all of them. Please follow my updates on Twitter or the group for more information. Thanks for understanding. Global GCV Ambassador: Doris Yin 🪷🪷🪷🪷3
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Call on all Global Pioneers to join the Vow Praying Ceremony on April 13th GMT 5: 30-6:00 am, USA EST 1:30 am- 2:00 am online at Voov Meeting, using the above room number. If you're unable to participate, you're welcome to take some time to meditate and pray for the success of the Pi Network on Pi2Day, 2024 - with a GCV of $314,159.🙏🙏🙏 There is a special type of energy that is created when people come together to pray at the same time. Studies have shown that good intentions have a massive impact on the world around us. For example, Lake Biwa in Japan had been severely polluted for over 20 years, but after 350 people prayed for it one morning, the lake became clear and clean after just a week. This is why I'm calling on all Pi Network Pioneers to join the vow praying ceremony. If you're unable to attend, I suggest you pray and meditate at home. During the ceremony, I will read the vow and pray for the success of the Pi Network in both English and Chinese.🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️ Yesterday, I listened to two versions of Pi Network songs from Burundi, and they were incredibly touching. I could feel their deep appreciation for the Pi Network. I believe that most of our Pioneers hold a grateful heart towards the Pi Network. I'm proud that our Pioneers are full of love and compassion, and this is why I believe that the Pi Network will succeed. To show our sincerity, I will fast and bathe for three days. In ancient China, we would keep our spirit and body clean before important ceremonies so that we can gain higher universal power and energy. You're welcome to do the same. I express my gratitude to the CEO of China Ni Diao Group, Ms. Jia Yu Chen, and all the top management of Ni Diao Group, as well as Pi Network GCV Community China Ambassador, Mr. Daniel, and the entire Conference Organization Committee, for their support and efforts. The forthcoming Ni Diao Group Global GCV International Commodity Trade Demonstration and Entertainment Exchange Seminar, to be held in Anshun City, Guizhou Province, the hometown of Pi Network Founder Dr. Fan. Ni Diao is expected to become Pi Network's strongest ecosystem after OM, and possibly even before it. This seminar will serve as the cradle of international trade, where Pi will be used as payment. All Ni Diao Group members will participate in the GCV Pi2Day OM petition, representing the global ecosystem. I deeply appreciate Ms. Chen's support of GCV $314,159 as an ecosystem, and for her remarkable efforts and dedication to cross-border barter. 🙏🙏🙏 The upcoming seminar is poised to be a significant event, with an estimated attendance of over 1000, including Ni Diao Group along with other notable Chinese GCV merchants and pioneers. The seminar will feature speeches by global importers and exporters, providing an excellent opportunity to explore global barter prospects. As this is an offline seminar, attendees can look forward to additional performances and tours. It is recommended to review the conference schedule to select the most suitable time to attend the speech time for online pioneers. I hope that the conference achieves a successful outcome. Best wishes for the event. I'm looking forward to seeing you all soon on the Voov Meeting.🌹🌹🌹 P.S. Sorry for not replying to many Pioneers DM messages. Due to my busy schedule and high volume of DMs, I cannot respond to all of them. Please follow my updates on Twitter or the group for more information. Thanks for understanding. Global GCV Ambassador: Doris Yin 🪷🪷🪷🪷3

Doris Yin 东方紫莲🪷

33,845 views • 2 years ago

"The limiting factor for AI deployment is fundamentally electrical power." That was Elon Musk in a conversation with Larry Fink during his first-ever appearance at Davos. And it's the most honest thing anyone in Big Tech has said in a while. Forget the hype about superintelligence and robots. Forget the promises about productivity gains that CFOs still can't measure. The bottleneck is power. And that bottleneck is very real. Here's why & how to position yourself to make the most out of this: We're producing more chips than we can turn on. AI chip production is increasing exponentially. US electricity generation is growing 3-4% annually. The math doesn't work. US data center power demand is expected to hit 75.8 gigawatts in 2026, up from 61.8 gigawatts in 2025. By 2030, it could reach 134 gigawatts. The largest US grid operator, PJM, expects to add 31 gigawatts of data center load over the next five years. But only 28 gigawatts of new generation capacity is planned. The deficit is already here. Residential electricity rates near data centers have jumped as much as 267% compared to five years ago. Regular Americans are subsidizing Silicon Valley's power consumption. Whether AI delivers on its big promises or not, the electricity bills are coming due right now. Elon made another point that deserves attention: China is solving the energy problem while America talks about AI miracles. He noted China's solar deployment is "tremendous." And that's an understatement. I verified the numbers. They're insane: China installed 275 gigawatts of solar capacity in the first 11 months of 2025. That's more than the ENTIRE installed solar capacity of the United States. In May 2025 alone, China added 93 gigawatts. Roughly 100 panels every second. For the first time in history, a single country surpassed 1,000 gigawatts of total solar capacity. China added more solar in one month than America has built in its entire history... But this ISN'T about climate policy. It's about strategic positioning. China understands something Wall Street is ignoring: whoever controls the energy infrastructure controls the next era of computing. While American investors chase the latest AI stock, China is building the power grid that will actually run the technology. My take: The data center buildout will fall short of expectations. Big Tech wants trillions in infrastructure. The grid can't deliver it. Not at this pace. Not with 3-4% annual electricity growth against exponential demand projections. Something has to give. Either the buildout slows dramatically, or electricity prices spike to levels that destroy the economics of the entire AI story. The AI trade has been built on the assumption that infrastructure will materialize to meet demand. That assumption is looking increasingly shaky. BUT the companies selling power to Big Tech win either way. Scarcity means pricing power. Utilities don't need AI to cure cancer. They just need hyperscalers to keep signing power agreements. And they are. Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Alphabet spent ~$350B in 2025 on data centers. That money flows to utilities and grid infrastructure whether AI changes the world or not. US utilities are forecasting a ~6% jump in capital expenditures to $228B in 2026. Cumulative utility capex is expected to surpass $1.1T through 2029. Dominion Energy is investing $50B through 2029, projecting 5-7% annual earnings growth. Entergy plans $41B between 2026 and 2029, targeting more than 8% compound annual earnings growth. These aren't speculative bets on AI changing everything... They're regulated utilities with contracted demand and predictable cash flows. So beware the AI story. The productivity miracle remains unproven. The physical constraints are becoming impossible to ignore. But the picks-and-shovels play? THAT'S where the smart money is looking. The hyperscalers have to pay their electricity bills. I'd rather own the companies collecting them.
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"The limiting factor for AI deployment is fundamentally electrical power." That was Elon Musk in a conversation with Larry Fink during his first-ever appearance at Davos. And it's the most honest thing anyone in Big Tech has said in a while. Forget the hype about superintelligence and robots. Forget the promises about productivity gains that CFOs still can't measure. The bottleneck is power. And that bottleneck is very real. Here's why & how to position yourself to make the most out of this: We're producing more chips than we can turn on. AI chip production is increasing exponentially. US electricity generation is growing 3-4% annually. The math doesn't work. US data center power demand is expected to hit 75.8 gigawatts in 2026, up from 61.8 gigawatts in 2025. By 2030, it could reach 134 gigawatts. The largest US grid operator, PJM, expects to add 31 gigawatts of data center load over the next five years. But only 28 gigawatts of new generation capacity is planned. The deficit is already here. Residential electricity rates near data centers have jumped as much as 267% compared to five years ago. Regular Americans are subsidizing Silicon Valley's power consumption. Whether AI delivers on its big promises or not, the electricity bills are coming due right now. Elon made another point that deserves attention: China is solving the energy problem while America talks about AI miracles. He noted China's solar deployment is "tremendous." And that's an understatement. I verified the numbers. They're insane: China installed 275 gigawatts of solar capacity in the first 11 months of 2025. That's more than the ENTIRE installed solar capacity of the United States. In May 2025 alone, China added 93 gigawatts. Roughly 100 panels every second. For the first time in history, a single country surpassed 1,000 gigawatts of total solar capacity. China added more solar in one month than America has built in its entire history... But this ISN'T about climate policy. It's about strategic positioning. China understands something Wall Street is ignoring: whoever controls the energy infrastructure controls the next era of computing. While American investors chase the latest AI stock, China is building the power grid that will actually run the technology. My take: The data center buildout will fall short of expectations. Big Tech wants trillions in infrastructure. The grid can't deliver it. Not at this pace. Not with 3-4% annual electricity growth against exponential demand projections. Something has to give. Either the buildout slows dramatically, or electricity prices spike to levels that destroy the economics of the entire AI story. The AI trade has been built on the assumption that infrastructure will materialize to meet demand. That assumption is looking increasingly shaky. BUT the companies selling power to Big Tech win either way. Scarcity means pricing power. Utilities don't need AI to cure cancer. They just need hyperscalers to keep signing power agreements. And they are. Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Alphabet spent ~$350B in 2025 on data centers. That money flows to utilities and grid infrastructure whether AI changes the world or not. US utilities are forecasting a ~6% jump in capital expenditures to $228B in 2026. Cumulative utility capex is expected to surpass $1.1T through 2029. Dominion Energy is investing $50B through 2029, projecting 5-7% annual earnings growth. Entergy plans $41B between 2026 and 2029, targeting more than 8% compound annual earnings growth. These aren't speculative bets on AI changing everything... They're regulated utilities with contracted demand and predictable cash flows. So beware the AI story. The productivity miracle remains unproven. The physical constraints are becoming impossible to ignore. But the picks-and-shovels play? THAT'S where the smart money is looking. The hyperscalers have to pay their electricity bills. I'd rather own the companies collecting them.

George Noble

23,931 views • 6 months ago

We have a deal. Tonight, the City of Calgary and the big Stampede tent operators reached a win-win agreement that delivers even stronger late night noise protections for nearby residents. Before I explain what each side gained, let's talk about why this matters. Over the last few years, the tents received special exemptions far beyond what existed before 2019. Live music ran until almost 2 a.m. People reported shaking windows, rattling shelves, property damage, public disorder, and excessive intoxication outside their homes. So this year we introduced new rules that were still more permissive than anywhere else in North America. We moved weeknight live music to end at midnight, kept weekend hours the same, and reduced allowable bass and volume. The operators had concerns. They told me lower sound limits could affect performance quality and make it harder to attract artists. We also reviewed the hundreds of thousands of dollars they invested in new sound technology to better direct noise away from neighbours. Most importantly, they showed a real willingness to compromise and even give up financially. So here's the deal. The City agreed to restore pre-midnight sound levels to last year's limits while keeping bass lower than last year, because it’s all about that bass. Bass generated the most complaints. In return, the operators agreed that live music will end at midnight on weekends too. That means giving up some of their busiest and most profitable hours out of genuine respect for their neighbours. Compared to last year, bass is lower, live music ends every single night at midnight instead of 1:30 a.m., and weeknight activity wraps up by 1 a.m. instead of 2 a.m. So we let Calgary be a little noisier before midnight, back to what it was last year. The operators made big investments and gave up their latest night programming. Together, we found a fair compromise that lets Calgary celebrate while giving neighbours a much quieter night. Now let’s have an incredible Stampede. Support our local businesses, enjoy the music, welcome visitors from around the world, and show everyone why Calgary is the greatest festival city on Earth!
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We have a deal. Tonight, the City of Calgary and the big Stampede tent operators reached a win-win agreement that delivers even stronger late night noise protections for nearby residents. Before I explain what each side gained, let's talk about why this matters. Over the last few years, the tents received special exemptions far beyond what existed before 2019. Live music ran until almost 2 a.m. People reported shaking windows, rattling shelves, property damage, public disorder, and excessive intoxication outside their homes. So this year we introduced new rules that were still more permissive than anywhere else in North America. We moved weeknight live music to end at midnight, kept weekend hours the same, and reduced allowable bass and volume. The operators had concerns. They told me lower sound limits could affect performance quality and make it harder to attract artists. We also reviewed the hundreds of thousands of dollars they invested in new sound technology to better direct noise away from neighbours. Most importantly, they showed a real willingness to compromise and even give up financially. So here's the deal. The City agreed to restore pre-midnight sound levels to last year's limits while keeping bass lower than last year, because it’s all about that bass. Bass generated the most complaints. In return, the operators agreed that live music will end at midnight on weekends too. That means giving up some of their busiest and most profitable hours out of genuine respect for their neighbours. Compared to last year, bass is lower, live music ends every single night at midnight instead of 1:30 a.m., and weeknight activity wraps up by 1 a.m. instead of 2 a.m. So we let Calgary be a little noisier before midnight, back to what it was last year. The operators made big investments and gave up their latest night programming. Together, we found a fair compromise that lets Calgary celebrate while giving neighbours a much quieter night. Now let’s have an incredible Stampede. Support our local businesses, enjoy the music, welcome visitors from around the world, and show everyone why Calgary is the greatest festival city on Earth!

Jeromy (Pathfinder) Farkas

40,885 views • 1 month ago

Elon Musk thinks money has an expiration date. Not the dollar. Not the system. The concept itself. Elon Musk: “I think long term… money disappears as a concept.” Not crashes. Not inflates. Disappears. Most people hear that and dismiss it. Musk is the one who said it. And then built around it. Musk: “You no longer need money as a database for labor allocation.” Database for labor allocation. Strip away the mystique and it gets colder. Money was never wealth. It was a ledger of what we deny each other. Every price is a wall. Every balance is a count of what you cannot have yet. Musk: “If AI and robotics are big enough to satisfy all human needs, then… its relevance declines dramatically.” His bet is the wall comes down. And unlike the people debating it, he’s building the machines that knock it over. If machines can make anything, need stops being a negotiation. And the ledger of denial has nothing left to count. So he reaches for what survives. Musk: “Energy is the true currency. You can’t legislate energy.” You can print money. You cannot print power. Musk: “You can’t just pass a law and suddenly have a lot of energy.” This is why he built Tesla. Why he built SolarCity. Why every company he touches bends toward energy production, storage, or conversion. He was never chasing cars. He was chasing the real currency before most people understood what it was. Every dollar ever printed was a proxy for energy. Every stock. Every bond. A claim on future energy dressed in paper and pixels. We spent millennia worshipping the proxy and forgot what it was pointing at. Musk didn’t forget. Then he scaled it to civilization itself. Musk: “One way to frame civilizational progress is the percentage completion on the Kardashev scale.” Kardashev 1. Harness your planet. Kardashev 2. Harness your star. Kardashev 3. Harness your galaxy. Musk: “Things really become energy-based.” Most founders optimize for quarters. Musk optimizes for Kardashev levels. Then Nikhil Kamath asked the question that unravels everything. If we harvest the sun… energy is free too. Infinite. Useless as a store of value. Money dies of abundance. Then energy dies the same death. Both were just names for scarcity. Kill scarcity and the names go with it. We always assumed the destination was getting everything. Nobody priced what happens after. What stays scarce when everything is already yours. The machines can manufacture anything except the thing that actually matters. Time you don’t get back. A life that still ends. Someone choosing you when they could have chosen anyone. When nothing has a price, the only thing left with value is you. A world where everything is free is a world that finally asks what you were for. Most people have never had to answer. Musk is already building the world that forces the question.
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Elon Musk thinks money has an expiration date. Not the dollar. Not the system. The concept itself. Elon Musk: “I think long term… money disappears as a concept.” Not crashes. Not inflates. Disappears. Most people hear that and dismiss it. Musk is the one who said it. And then built around it. Musk: “You no longer need money as a database for labor allocation.” Database for labor allocation. Strip away the mystique and it gets colder. Money was never wealth. It was a ledger of what we deny each other. Every price is a wall. Every balance is a count of what you cannot have yet. Musk: “If AI and robotics are big enough to satisfy all human needs, then… its relevance declines dramatically.” His bet is the wall comes down. And unlike the people debating it, he’s building the machines that knock it over. If machines can make anything, need stops being a negotiation. And the ledger of denial has nothing left to count. So he reaches for what survives. Musk: “Energy is the true currency. You can’t legislate energy.” You can print money. You cannot print power. Musk: “You can’t just pass a law and suddenly have a lot of energy.” This is why he built Tesla. Why he built SolarCity. Why every company he touches bends toward energy production, storage, or conversion. He was never chasing cars. He was chasing the real currency before most people understood what it was. Every dollar ever printed was a proxy for energy. Every stock. Every bond. A claim on future energy dressed in paper and pixels. We spent millennia worshipping the proxy and forgot what it was pointing at. Musk didn’t forget. Then he scaled it to civilization itself. Musk: “One way to frame civilizational progress is the percentage completion on the Kardashev scale.” Kardashev 1. Harness your planet. Kardashev 2. Harness your star. Kardashev 3. Harness your galaxy. Musk: “Things really become energy-based.” Most founders optimize for quarters. Musk optimizes for Kardashev levels. Then Nikhil Kamath asked the question that unravels everything. If we harvest the sun… energy is free too. Infinite. Useless as a store of value. Money dies of abundance. Then energy dies the same death. Both were just names for scarcity. Kill scarcity and the names go with it. We always assumed the destination was getting everything. Nobody priced what happens after. What stays scarce when everything is already yours. The machines can manufacture anything except the thing that actually matters. Time you don’t get back. A life that still ends. Someone choosing you when they could have chosen anyone. When nothing has a price, the only thing left with value is you. A world where everything is free is a world that finally asks what you were for. Most people have never had to answer. Musk is already building the world that forces the question.

Dustin

59,043 views • 2 months ago

🚨 So, where is US inflation heading now? 🇺🇸 Markets called it “lower than expected”. But here in the Truflation community, we knew better. It was -exactly- what we expected. But how did we know? 📽️ This video breaks it down—clear as day—showing you how we track inflation and what we expect in the coming months. At Truflation, we process tens of millions of data points daily to update our real-time inflation indicator. Every single day, we: ✅ Ingest fresh data ✅ Categorize & validate it ✅ Upload it to the blockchain ✅ Deliver it directly to you This relentless approach allows us to detect inflation trends an average of 45 days before the BLS prints their numbers. But let’s clear up a common misconception: We are not trying to replicate the BLS absolute values. We have our own methodology to measure inflation 📝—one that we firmly believe reflects REAL inflation. However, because government decisions are based on outdated government data, when we predict BLS CPI prints, we adjust our model in a specific way… How do we predict BLS CPI so accurately? ⛔️We apply a penalty to our own data—yes, essentially, we simulate a scenario where our real-time insights don’t exist. We strip away our immediate access to fresh data and align our weightings with those of the BLS. The result? Our BLS CPI predictions have been extremely accurate—over the past 10 months, our forecasts have had an average deviation of just 0.02% (excluding January, when the BLS changed weightings). 🎯 And while we are happy to know that our community and premium subscribers use our leading indicator for everything from Bitcoin trades and US treasury bonds to FX markets, one thing still amazes us: 🇺🇸 The biggest economy in the world spends over a billion dollars on an institution (BLS) that uses an outdated methodology—just to base one of the world’s most critical decisions (monetary policy changes) on its lagging numbers. Meanwhile, a team of 18 people (myself included—the Truflation intern 🙂), working with less than 1% of that budget, is beating them by almost two months. Why? We can only speculate... But one thing is certain: 🔹 We will always keep exposing real inflation. 🔹 We will always keep spreading the TRUF. Thank you for your support. 🤝 And to those saying prices are only going up… 🚨 Yes, prices are still rising. Lower inflation does NOT mean lower prices. It simply means that prices are increasing at a slower rate. The damage of the past five years of compounded inflation is still being felt—your groceries, rent, and everyday expenses are still far more expensive than they were. And that’s exactly why tracking real-time inflation matters—so we know where we’re heading and no one lies to us. Truflation Team 🫡🇺🇸
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🚨 So, where is US inflation heading now? 🇺🇸 Markets called it “lower than expected”. But here in the Truflation community, we knew better. It was -exactly- what we expected. But how did we know? 📽️ This video breaks it down—clear as day—showing you how we track inflation and what we expect in the coming months. At Truflation, we process tens of millions of data points daily to update our real-time inflation indicator. Every single day, we: ✅ Ingest fresh data ✅ Categorize & validate it ✅ Upload it to the blockchain ✅ Deliver it directly to you This relentless approach allows us to detect inflation trends an average of 45 days before the BLS prints their numbers. But let’s clear up a common misconception: We are not trying to replicate the BLS absolute values. We have our own methodology to measure inflation 📝—one that we firmly believe reflects REAL inflation. However, because government decisions are based on outdated government data, when we predict BLS CPI prints, we adjust our model in a specific way… How do we predict BLS CPI so accurately? ⛔️We apply a penalty to our own data—yes, essentially, we simulate a scenario where our real-time insights don’t exist. We strip away our immediate access to fresh data and align our weightings with those of the BLS. The result? Our BLS CPI predictions have been extremely accurate—over the past 10 months, our forecasts have had an average deviation of just 0.02% (excluding January, when the BLS changed weightings). 🎯 And while we are happy to know that our community and premium subscribers use our leading indicator for everything from Bitcoin trades and US treasury bonds to FX markets, one thing still amazes us: 🇺🇸 The biggest economy in the world spends over a billion dollars on an institution (BLS) that uses an outdated methodology—just to base one of the world’s most critical decisions (monetary policy changes) on its lagging numbers. Meanwhile, a team of 18 people (myself included—the Truflation intern 🙂), working with less than 1% of that budget, is beating them by almost two months. Why? We can only speculate... But one thing is certain: 🔹 We will always keep exposing real inflation. 🔹 We will always keep spreading the TRUF. Thank you for your support. 🤝 And to those saying prices are only going up… 🚨 Yes, prices are still rising. Lower inflation does NOT mean lower prices. It simply means that prices are increasing at a slower rate. The damage of the past five years of compounded inflation is still being felt—your groceries, rent, and everyday expenses are still far more expensive than they were. And that’s exactly why tracking real-time inflation matters—so we know where we’re heading and no one lies to us. Truflation Team 🫡🇺🇸

Truflation

293,451 views • 1 year ago