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Timing is dasting. Think this through... Tucker Carlson, less then a week ago reports on Sachir Balaji. A prodigy, ex employee of Sam Altman. Sachir seems to have been murdered for attempting to blow the whistle on Open AI for using copywrite data, and the murder looks as though... show more

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Joe Rambo1 年前

mRNA and murdered employees..... Make it make sense.

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We Have It All1 年前

Absolutely it is exposure. Gives me The Apprentice vibes.

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Joe Rambo1 年前

"You're fired" 💥💥💥

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Kristen Williams1 年前

It definitely caused an uproar. What better way to expose an enemy than to place him front and center in the spotlight.

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N1NJA🥷⚔️1 年前

Nailed it 💯 🎯 to easy 🥷😂

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Average Joe Patriot 17761 年前

Pretty much the way I look at it is he is exposing them and also if Ai is gonna be the future he is laying ground work to be put in the right hands here in the states. That way we control it and a foreign entity can't abuse it.

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PenelopePitstop1 年前

All Trump does is expose so I find it interesting that all these big accounts have seemed to forget that.

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ConcreteShooter1 年前

Let’s hope this is an exposure opportunity! Sounds like ol Susie got rid of Kennedy main men thst are against the kid vax schedule!! That is not a good feeling!!!

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SaveTheBif🌺1 年前

That’s what I’m pondering too. Also, take a look at Ellison because he was one of the many titan investors in the very bogus biotech THERANOS blood testing. That official Theranos storyline never made sense.

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Gigi Stephansen1 年前

Same with those H1B visas! 🤔

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