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![๐Epstein file intelligence: Melania | Trump Peeps on both the right and left are about to be highly upset. Like I stated since the very beginning, there's no evidence on Trump, and even Melania to that fact has never engaged in any unlawful behavior. If it was, it would came out in 2016, 2020, and 2024. It was the democratic cabal initially prevented any of the Epstein files seeing the light of day. It was only when Elon Musk stated on a post when he was having a feud with Trump, stating that Trump is in the Epstein files. And at that time if you remember I said, and will say again, that he is but only on the flight logs on the express jet from New York to Florida, not too Little Saint James island. That's when the Dems kept saying to release the Epstein files, then the Republican influencers, etc joined. ONLY BECAUSE THEY THINK TRUMP IS ON DOING UNQUESTIONABLE SHIT. I also stated that the Epstein files are Trump's TRUMP CARD. And he's not playing that card yet[at the time I said it]. So yes it's over 3 million files were released. But not all of the nitty gritty shit. The Dems pushing for the Epstein files to be released? ๐คฃ And you all fell for it. It's mainly ALL of them in it doing UNQUESTIONABLE shit. Once this is released that's when you'll begin to see the massive round up of cabal members. And again, that CANNOT happen where you still have cabal elements still embedded in shit. Like NATO. UN. EU. Switzerland. And many countries throughout the world. You cant go after and start arresting the cabal[Octogone] while the cabal still runs the financial systems, and services. With 1 push of button, ANYBODY who uses their payment systems, albeit Swiss, or anything will be shut out of it, and monies frozen, and or just taken, even your employers. I've told you this countless times, don't you read my financial intelligence ๐ drops? Once the US is officially out of NATO, that's when that Trump card begins to play. You guys want to see the mass arrests but financially broke? You wouldn't even care who got arrested if you're financially BROKE, and cant pay for shit, bills, rent, mortgage, taking care of your families, etc! The Queen on the chessboard that protects the KING, Melania, recently came out and denounced her and Trump being involved with Epstein. She's tired of this shit too. She wouldn't come out and say anything unless that TRUMP CARD was about to be played soon. All I can say is hold the fucking line, and prep tf up. ๐ฏ](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2042662171016913006/ext_tw_video_thumb/2042662119179427840/pu/img/BGlyrFwGfmiYtjgJ.jpg)
![Dyson Sphere by 2040? > Paul Christiano gave a 15% probability a Dyson Sphere by 2040 on Dwarkesh Patel > So I invited Jason Wright , astronomer and astrophysicist at Penn State, a specialist on detecting alien technological signatures to figure out whether it would be possible Highlights: On The Physics of Dyson Spheres > On the Ultimate Limiter - Cooling: "The only thing you can do is put out radiators and let the heat radiate away... you don't have a river nearby, you can't do water cooling, you can't blow fans across it. There's no air." > On Building Them Hot, Not Cold: "I actually expect the Dyson spheres to be as hot as possible if they're maximizing computation... I think these things will be room temperature or warmer." On Building A Dyson Sphere > On Disassembling Jupiter: "You could disassemble Jupiter and build a Dyson sphere... He [Freeman Dyson] worked out the details like, it's totally possible to disassemble a planet." > On the Impossibility of a Quick Dyson Sphere: "It is literally impossible to build a Dyson sphere around the sun that quickly [in 50 years]... It's not that I'm not being imaginative. It's that there's not enough mass. The mass is in Jupiter." > On the Sheer Energy Required: "If you took all the energy the sun puts out for 50 years and with perfect efficiency used it to lift mass off of Jupiter, you would still not have enough time." > On the Key Technology Required: "I think you have to invoke exponential growth. You need some way to have a runaway exponential that mines so much material, builds so many things... I think it's self-replicating machines, Von Neumann machines." On Detecting Alien Civilizations > On the Impossibility of Hiding: "It's very hard to hide the fact that you're using energy... you can't keep it, you'll melt everything. And when you get rid of it, it'll be obvious." > On How Easy They Are to Find: "Such a thing would be extremely detectable... Even if it only captured 1 or 2% of a star's light altogether, that would still be quite obvious. It would look quite anomalous." > On Finding a Hidden Civilization: "You can put on infrared goggles and you'll see who's got the heat on. Like the houses that that are warm on the inside... you can see the heat coming off of those houses." > On Ruling Out Super-Civilizations: "We were able to show that out of the 100,000 closest galaxies to the Milky Way, there aren't any of those [Type III civilizations]." On The Space Industry Wrecking Science > On the Perfect Spot for Alien Hunting: "Putting a radio telescope on the far side of the moon would be amazing... the moon acts as a shield and there's no radio frequency interference." > On the Threat to the Lunar Far Side: "As soon as you say, 'Alright, we want to build something on the far side of the moon,' everyone's like, 'Great, let's build the infrastructure'... and they set up all this wireless communication across the moon. And you're like, 'That defeats the entire purpose.'" > On the Impact of Starlink on Science: "Starlink went up and just completely wrecked all of our plans for astronomy... And now every time it takes a picture, it gets 'Starlinked.' That's what we call it. Big old streaks through every image." > On the Race to Study Mars: "We kind of got to hurry up and do all of our life detection experiments before boots hit the ground there... As soon as people go to Mars, we will contaminate it." This was by far the best pod I've done so far. Links below:](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1984335636082671740/amplify_video_thumb/1984331765155295232/img/u1WG4Pnao6gWREMq.jpg)
![Leigh-Anne opens up about her difficult year, leaving Warner, and signing an independent deal with Virgin: โItโs โBeen A Minuteโ since Iโve [filmed] one of these. If Iโm being honest, I feel like I was avoiding this video. Itโs been a weird start to the year. I was going through a bit of a weird time with [Warner]โฆ itโs a whole thing. I couldnโt really say anything, so it just seemed like, โWhereโs Leigh-Anne? Whereโs the music? Whatโs going on?โ I obviously left my label; Iโm now signed with Virgin. Iโm fully independent, guys! But honestly, itโs been the most amazing thing for me. I feel like it just needed to happen, to be honest. Iโve been in this industry for how long now? Whatโs the point in doing it if Iโm not doing it my way? So thatโs all positive now, and I feel really excited and really good. But when that was all happening and I was in the midst of it all, I lost both of my dogs in the space of a month. Itโs just crazy. It was unexpected and theyโre literally like my babies. Theyโre part of the family. Losing both of them in such a short space of time was vile. Iโm still coming to terms with it now. Itโs just been a weird time. But I think the reason why I wanted to do this video is because, sometimes when youโre going through something and you really canโt see the light, it doesnโt feel like youโre going to be be okay againโฆ You will. You are gonna be. Iโm feeling really good now. I feel like thereโs so much to look forward to. I canโt WAIT to get this music out. I just wanna say thank you for sticking by me. I canโt wait for this new era. Love you all so much, and Iโm gonna be seeing you really soon!โ](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1938686310841233732/amplify_video_thumb/1938676537433206784/img/cen2XpW3xowwKc4o.jpg)
![This battery is about to change the world in 3 months, or make this guy a fool | Fred Lambert, Hacker News Donut Lab lit the EV and energy storage industry on fire last week with its announcement of a 400 Wh/kg solid-state battery cell that can last for 100 years. At face value, if true, we are looking at the single most disruptive announcement in the history of the electric vehicle industry and energy storage as a whole. We arenโt just talking about a better motorcycle battery. If the claims of a 5-minute charge, 100,000-cycle life, and ~400 Wh/kg energy density are accurate and scalable, as Donut Lab claims, this is the holy grail of energy storage. Battery breakthrough announcements generally donโt catch fire like this, but Donut Labโs did because it said that the cell was already in production and will be in a production vehicle, Vergeโs electric motorcycle, this quarter. It gave credibility to the claim, pushing everyone to report on it. Now, we have interviewed Donut Labโs CEO and investigated the technology. At this point, it looks like either this battery changes the world within the next 3 months, or it will make the CEO look like a fool. In this article, we discuss the impact of the battery, whether real or not, as well as clues about the secret sauce behind its chemistry. The Holy Grail of Energy Storage Consider the implications. A battery that lasts 100,000 cycles is effectively immortal in human terms. You could charge it every single day for 270 years, and it would still be working. It means the battery outlives the vehicle, not just once, but ten times over. It changes the economics of transportation entirely: you buy the battery once, and you swap it into your next five cars. The power density required for a 5-minute charge and the 400 Wh/kg of energy density opens the door to commercial electric aviation, a sector currently strangled by the weight and slow charging speeds of lithium-ion. It solves the grid storage problem by offering a medium that doesnโt degrade, meaning utility companies could amortize the cost over a century rather than a decade. If this is real, the internal combustion engine didnโt just die today; it was buried 100 feet deep, and every other battery is not far behind. But, and this is a massive โbutโ, extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof, and Donut Lab has yet to release that proof. And that brings us to the man making them. The Man Betting His Reputation I spoke with Marko Lehtimรคki, the CEO of Donut Lab and Chairman of Verge Motorcycles. My goal was simple: ask him about the chemistry behind his battery and, if that doesnโt work, look him in the eye and figure out if heโs selling vaporware or if heโs sitting on the breakthrough of the century. Marko isnโt a random guy shouting about a battery breakthrough that will change the world. He is a legit entrepreneur. A computer scientist who built a no-coding app builder years before โvibe codingโ was even a thing and sold it to SAP. After the successful exit, he became an investor and serial entrepreneur with his biggest, or most well-known, company being Verge Motorcycles, which has real products on the road. By announcing that this โmiracle batteryโ is already in production and will be shipping in customer vehicles within 10 weeks, he is betting his entire personal reputation on this technology. If he misses this timeline or if the specs are fake, Donut Labs and Verge Motorcycles might not survive the credibility loss. He has a lot to lose here. In my article about the battery announcement last week, I noted that Markoโs presentation was incredible. He basically described a perfect battery: record energy density, incredible charge rate, unprecedented longevity, no rare metals, a cost lower than traditional Li-ion cells, and in scalable production right now. Sounds too good to be true? The only thing he didnโt share was details about the chemistry, beyond saying it doesnโt use lithium or other rare metals. Whatโs the point of protecting the chemistry if the battery is already in production and it will be in a product shipped this quarter? If thatโs true, the battery will be reverse-engineered before the snow completely melts. We discussed it with Marko during our interview. His logic is that once the bikes ship, competitors will tear them down and figure it out anyway. But that wonโt happen for another 10 weeks or so, and the head start is critical for a technology this disruptive. In the meantime, Donut Labโs goal with the announcement was to get the attention of OEMs and ship them battery packs for validation. Marko said: We are right now shipping demo packs to OEMs under NDAs and under tight disclosures so that they can test that all of that is true, which serves our business very well [better than disclosing the chemistry]. But these programs with OEMs are likely to take a long time before they become public. Shorter term, thereโs Verge Motorcycles shipping bikes with the battery by the end of the quarter. Before that, Marko also said that we should soon see third-party testing of those cells: We rather right now ship it to authorized research and science center that tests everything without opening it and telling everybody whatโs in there. In short, we should have a good idea whether the claims are true or not in just a few weeks no matter what. What does Marko, or Donut Lab, have to gain by lying about this? I also discussed this with Marko and the only thing I could come up with is if he happens to be raising capital right now, but he shut that down: There are a million investors chasing us right now, but we are literally not talking to anybody. We tell investors that we can discuss terms after we have done all our disclosures. Marko insisted that Donut Lab is not taking any investment until they have proven their cells work. In short, itโs hard to find an upside for Donut Lab in making this announcement if the claims are not true. It doesnโt mean that they are, but it makes you think. The Investigation: What Is the โDonut Batteryโ? So, what is the secret sauce? Marko wouldnโt say, but after digging into public records, supply chains, and research papers, I believe we have a pretty good idea. Let me preface this by saying that Iโm not a chemist or physicist, but Iโve been a journalist covering electric vehicles for more than a decade, and Iโm pretty good at connecting the dots, and in this case, Iโve had the help of a couple of great sources, too. Iโm not saying that this is the Donut Lab battery, but since they are not sharing much, we have to speculate, and all evidence points to a Finnish nanotechnology startup called Nordic Nano and its Chief Scientist, Dr. Bela Bhuskute. Donut Lab invested in Nordic Nano in October 2025, just months before this announcement. At the time of writing this, the press release has fewer than 200 views. The announcement went under the radar, and while Marko said that Nordic Nano is more of a โsolar companyโ during our interview, the announcement mentions both solar and energy storage. Dr. Bhuskuteโs research at Tampere University focuses on amorphous Titanium Dioxide nanostructures, which could benefit many different technologies, including batteries. It fits the โmiracleโ specs perfectly: - 100,000 Cycles: Traditional solid-state batteries are crystalline (like a brick wall) and crack when ions rush in. Dr. Bhuskuteโs amorphous Titanium Dioxide is disordered (like a sponge) and โbreathes,โ allowing it to expand and contract without breaking. - 5-Minute Charge: This chemistry stores energy via โpseudocapacitance,โ which is basically like Velcro. Ions stick to the surface almost instantly rather than having to burrow deep inside the material. - The Manufacturing: Nordic Nano uses a โnanofluidโ printing process for its solar product using the technology. This aligns with Donut Labโs description of a โclay-likeโ material that enables an easier manufacturing process. Some call this โbattery printingโ, which could explain Donut Labโs ability to bring this to production in record time. When I asked Marko for the volumetric energy density (Wh/L), he claimed he โcouldnโt rememberโ. Volumetric energy density is one of the few specs that Donut Lab hasnโt released. This battery is lighter than lithium-ion, but it could be bigger due to the amorphous nature of the titanium dioxide. However, the CEO claimed it has a higher volumetric density than traditional Li-ion batteries, without providing a specific number. If thatโs true, not only could electric vehicles and energy storage switch to this new chemistry, but even personal electronics, such as smartphones. In 2025, Nordic Nano has been making moves, including securing a former large retail location in Imatra, Finland, near the Russian border: It could be where the company has set up production. Following investment from the Finnish government, Nordic Nano had to elaborate a bit on its products and confirmed that it is working on โsolar energy systems and energy storage solutionsโ: The companyโs range of products includes two product families: solar energy systems and energy storage solutions: The ultra-thin and flexible solar film collects twice the amount of energy compared to traditional silicon-based solar panels. Solid-state salt batteries are manufactured by printing from nanofluid, which enables the efficient use of space and the production of batteries in varying shapes. Furthermore, the company confirmed that it is using a โscreenprintingโ manufacturing method. This is not new. Other companies have produced battery cells with this technology with varying degrees of success. It appears that the bet is that the amorphous rather than crystalized titanium dioxide nanostructure could be more easily adapted and scaled with this manufacturing technology. Electrekโs Take Iโm naturally skeptical, and this screams โtoo good to be trueโ, but I canโt find anything that categorically rejects the claims. I get battery breakthrough announcements in my inbox every week, and most of the time they never amount to anything. If I decide to spend some time researching them and talking to experts, I generally quickly hit a problem or two that make them commercially unviable. This announcement is different. We canโt really investigate the actual breakthrough; we can only speculate about it, since it is guarded. Markoโs logic for guarding the chemistry is sound, and the incentives to lie about what they have arenโt clear if he is not currently raising money. Then, because they claim this is already in production and will be in a deliverable product within weeks, we will know whether the claims are true in short order, and their reputations, especially Markoโs, are on the line. During my interview, Marko didnโt seem too worried about it. It doesnโt sound like someone who needs to quickly figure out how to deliver this, but rather someone who has a couple of aces in their hand and is looking to maximize them. Itโs also strange that this innovation and then production quickly comes from a relatively small company. I thought researching Donut Lab would make me more skeptical about the claims, but itโs the contrary. It confirms that their technology stems from years of research, backed by university and government funding for its commercialization. Could it be that this critical research went under the radar and a small electric motorcycle startup in need of a significant bump in energy density stumbled upon it? Then, a savvy entrepreneur quickly found a way to optimize the impact of this potentially groundbreaking tech by spinning out a startup from the motorcycle company to market the battery to a broader market. Maybe? This could be real, or it could be hype. Again, Iโm still skeptical, but I canโt point to anything specific that would disprove any claim made about this miracle battery. Again, if this is true, we are talking about a complete reset of the entire energy and transportation sectors. Donut Lab would become one of the biggest companies in the world. A Nobel Prize would be coming to Dr. Bhuskute and her colleagues in the near future. If itโs not, Marko and Donut Labโs reputation would be destroyed. There might also be a middle conclusion where the battery is nearly as good as they claim, but when you ramp up production, other problems arise, such as scrap, which has been the undoing of another company that recently tried screenprinting batteries. Who knows? But it sounds like we should find out soon. Within weeks, we should get independent verifications of the specs. Then the bikes get delivered within months. You can fake a presentation, but there are things you canโt fake.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2012141965471522941/amplify_video_thumb/2012141829290905600/img/DKuKZ0Te4x4eMdfe.jpg)