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The scariest thing to those clinging to power is uncertainty.
Further AI development empowers everyone and this creates massive capability fluctuations and widespread outcome uncertainty.
The Stop-AI psy-op utilizes propped up, planned, and fake disasters to fuel AI doomer flames.
The goal is to connect current top AI leadership to government power and freeze out competitors from catching up, then using already developed capabilities to magnify existing centers of power while holding off the uncertain outcomes of further development that could empower human threats to existing power if not banned.
While philosophical predictions and plausible future AI capabilities could be developed soon as well, the current global regulations to restrict AI are almost entirely pushed for the purpose of protecting those with true power from their worst fear; uncertainty.
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Seeing people complain about not having everything they want after 3 days, when playing a game meant to be played for many months if not years, is such a reminder as to why games started giving people everything for the swipe of their credit card.
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Whether it was motivated by threats from the shadows or seeing more profit from amnesty, it's time to move past Trump.
Look at how sad this is. He came blazing into the political scene, dismantled the mainstream media with his political incorrectness, won the greatest ever election in history, went to war with the swamp and GOP, went all America First, survived an assassination attempt and won another election, only to crumble at the knees of Israel, betray his base and now apologises for the only good thing he has done with this administration.
Never have we seen such a cowering, capitulation and fall from grace.
Who the fuck knows who or what the Donald has actually become, but the next man who rises to the occasion better take note. The next man cometh must go all the way, and rid himself of any foreign influence. The Don is done.
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The plan to have Trump self-immolate to force the Republicans to move past Trumpism and toward a new more right-aligned set of policies and politicians is now underway (whether Trump and those in power realize it or not).
I am going to make my view on this unambiguously clear. If you give the American Right the choice between two amnesty parties it will not show up to vote. If this remains Trump’s position he must resign.
And because I know some are afraid to say it, I'll be saying it twice as loud.
If DJT doesn't have the will to revitalize his base and reforge the coalition he must resign. This decision alone will eclipse every accomplishment and cement the movement’s demoralization.
The truth matters, actually.
This is the behavior of a directionless leader. This is not strength.
“Trust the plan” is done. Our politicians work for us. We will never again let them forget it
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Trump slow walked deportations and has now started to endorse forms of amnesty after realizing how he and many of his corrupt buddies make massive profits from hiring illegal immigrants instead of American citizens.
This is completely false, and you shouldn’t believe things like this until you hear them from Stephen Miller’s lips. Maximum reversal of the injury is the only acceptable outcome. Every person here who would not have been here if not for the government’s violation of our immigration laws is a scar on our population and a daily reminder of what was done to us. It doesn’t matter if they’re naturalized or given amnesty. That means them, their children, their grandchildren, everyone.
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Adam Hugo retweeted
“He was only talking about amnesty for the ones that have been here for 10 years”
You mean the ones he was elected to deport 10 years ago?
Adam Hugo retweeted
Donald Trump is a slave to the corporate class. His Boomer obsession with GDP and the stock market is going to deliver an amnesty deal that will cripple America's demographics. His mandate was mass deportation. As soon as he realized it would affect businesses employing illegal labor, suddenly he's against deportation. This is unacceptable and an even greater betrayal than the Iran War.
Adam Hugo retweeted
Elon has nearly 160,000 direct employees throughout his companies and supports almost 870,000 jobs.
Over five years, based on conservative estimates, @elonmusk’s companies have injected $338 billion into the US economy.
@Tesla makes the first and second most American made cars.
@SpaceX made the first fully reusable rocket and the world’s largest satellite internet constellation.
As Axios says: his “companies are central to America's technological and military power.”
In the end, the only people the Democrats will hurt are the American people.
Elon Musk's empire braces for Democratic crackdown axios.com/2026/11/09/elon-mu…
Once operations shift to primarily being in space this architecture will absolutely thrive
Elon has been hinting at this idea for a long time now. He first talked about it when he said that you should be able to eat a burger in chip fab and it shouldn't matter.
Obviously all the "experts" ridiculed him but what he was trying to say is they should do some sort of "Hyperloop" system where the wafer is in a constant vacuum and it wouldn't matter how dirty the outside environment is.
Will be cool to see if this actually works. And at some point people will be like "he did WHAT?" Being all surprised and stuff but they should've just been paying attention. Elon is pretty open about all these tings.
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Adam Hugo retweeted
The EU’s Ariane has received >$17B in non-dilutive funding to develop rockets.
SpaceX received $10B in dilutive financing and $396M from NASA to develop rockets.
I’m sorry, Elon is not a villain, the EU is just retarded.
Ukrainian President Zelensky on Elon Musk:
"Having so much power concentrated in the hands of a very rich person is dangerous.
Concentrating power in the hands of one person who doesn't have much money is also dangerous.
That is the whole point of the separation of powers: making sure that everything is not concentrated in the hands of one person."
Adam Hugo retweeted
Terafab is the largest building in human history
Starship is the largest and most powerful flying object in human history
Adam Hugo retweeted
Exactly 😂
Tesla has no government contracts and President Trump ended federal incentives for electric vehicles.
SpaceX contracts with the government are BOTH the best product AND the lowest price! Moreover government revenue will be less than 10% of SpaceX revenue this quarter and less then 5% a year from now.
Happy to cancel any that the government doesn’t want. Just say the word!
Adam Hugo retweeted
~100 lasers per satellite, each operating above 10 Tb/s, with over 100k satellites should be able to outcompete undersea cables.
Speed of light in space is ~40% faster than cable and the path is direct, instead of following the outline of land masses.
Elon just teased SpaceX's next-gen V4 @Starlink satellites:
"Starlink version 4 will have 10x the capability of V3 (which itself is 10x better than V2), especially with the long-distance laser links. Our next-gen laser links will be 10-terabits per second. 100x better. And we'll put 10 of them on."
Adam Hugo retweeted
More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to this: the first orbital Starship launch carrying advanced Starlink satellites bound for space.
Watch “Go For Orbit” and experience the moments behind flying the most ambitious Starship mission yet
Ok now model automating physical scientific research work
INSANE. Anthropic has analyzed 207,049 scientific research sessions in its new research report and models a future where AI automates ALL non-physical scientific research work.
The result: up to 15–16x more research output in computer science and statistics, versus just 3–4x in biology and chemistry, where physical experiments remain the bottleneck.
Nearly 40% of 528 AI-using scientists surveyed expect AI to carry out entire research projects on its own by 2030.
Claude Science is being used with 'high AI autonomy' in 73.3% of biology and biomedical research sessions, versus just 23.7% on regular Claude. It estimates that 82.7% of Claude Science sessions involve work requiring PHD-level training.
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