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Elon Musk retweeted
The numbers speak for themselves.
@SpaceX’s $100 billion investment will transform Louisiana as we know it— a better, more prosperous Louisiana is shaping up right in front of our eyes.
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Elon Musk retweeted
modern SAT tests if you can read
in 1926, when it was first introduced, they asked students to learn an invented language, understand the construction rules and then translate sentences back to english
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Elon Musk retweeted
Someone gave a bunch of LLMs the PoliticalCompass questions, and it turns out they're almost all libertarian-leftist in orientation.
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Elon Musk retweeted
I got early access to SpaceXAI’s new Grok @Bot template sharing feature, which lets you create custom Bot templates that other people can download and use.
I created a Home Robots template that lets you control multiple home robots from a single chat. I’m currently using it to command my Navimow mower and Matic vacuum, but you can control other robots too.
Here is the direct link to download the template: x.ai/bot/3mf-UN4mGnCp8DbPBnW…
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Elon Musk retweeted
Grok Bot already got me one meeting with a lead that went dark. Scanned my Outlook. Found some open loops. Helped me draft the email. Sent it. Woke up today to a new meeting. Boom.
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Elon Musk retweeted
In October 1937, at the height of the Great Terror, Stalin's secret police was shooting roughly 1,500 Soviet citizens every day.
That same month, the founders of the London School of Economics published the second edition of their two-volume defense of Stalin's regime, Soviet Communism: A New Civilization.
The one thing they changed from the first edition was dropping the question mark. 🧵
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Jawwwn
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Elon Musk retweeted
🇯🇵 There are over 9 million vacant homes in Japan. Japan gives them away for free in some rural areas just to prevent neighbourhood collapse. They are called "akiya."
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“A friend is someone that supports you in difficult times.”
“If someone’s still supporting you when the chips are down—that’s a friend.”
“Fairweather friends are useless.”
“Everyone likes you when the chips are up, but who likes you when the chips are down?”
@elonmusk with @nikhilkamathcio
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Grok now in Microsoft Foundry
BREAKING: Grok 4.6 from SpaceXAI is now available in Microsoft Foundry Models.
Build with Grok 4.6 on Foundry, where organizations can compare frontier AI models, run workload-specific tests, deploy managed endpoints, and operate with enterprise security and governance controls.
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Elon Musk retweeted
It's hard to believe Starhopper's 150 meter hop was seven years ago today. I shot it from the roof of a house in Boca Chica Village that no longer exists. These images clearly illustrate how far the Starship program has come, and how ragtag the beginning was.
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The truth shall set you free
"The world makes no sense if you think everyone is born exactly the same."
@KonstantinKisin asks @nathancofnas what motivates him to tackle controversial topics despite pushback from all sides.
His answer: ignoring natural group differences forces society to blame "mystical injustice" for inequality, meaning there will be no peace until we accept biological reality.
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A small number of repeat offenders are responsible for the vast majority of violent crime
1% of the population is responsible for essentially all of the violent crime
In the centuries leading up to Europe's heyday, it hanged 1% of each generation
Practically every crime beyond the most petty minor offenses were capital crimes, and that was rigorously enforced. Horse thieves, robbers, murderers, and the like faced not "probation" given to them by a pro-crime judge, but the gallows and gibbet. And they faced it for centuries, from roughly the High Middle Ages to the Georgian period (the Victorians were soft on crime compared to their ancestors)
Resultantly, serious crime mostly faded away. There are always pickpockets and serial killers, to some extent at least, but things like armed robbery can be mostly solved with consistent enough application of the gallows, as it plucks the crime genes out of the population
Because it was freed from the burden of rampant crime, Western civilization could focus on doing great and noble things instead of endlessly subsidizing a criminal underclass
We, on the other hand, have devoted every resource imaginable to subsidizing that criminal underclass that commits all the crime
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