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Stillness retweeted
Tesla Optimus sat behind the drums in a Nashville studio and wrapped a $40,000 session in 14 seconds
The band's drummer got stuck at the airport the night before the recording
The producer put the robot on the kit just to run a sound check
But by the first chorus of Bring Me To Life water from the snare was already flying at the ceiling
The engineer forgot to hit stop and the whole take went to tape
The drummer landed the next morning and found the band listening to his replacement
Now the band is arguing about who goes on tour
Would you keep the human or take the robot?
Most politicians either blindly praise their heroes or tear them down. Abdul El-Sayed did neither.
He compared his relationship with Obama to how you feel about your dad: you love him, you’re grateful for everything he made possible, but you don’t have to agree with every single thing he did. Without Obama, people with his background simply wouldn’t have had a path to run for office. At the same time, he sees Obamacare as a “starter home” the country has already outgrown.
This isn’t a weak position. It’s a rare ability to speak honestly without the hysteria and without the worship.
That’s why this clip hit so hard.
Hidden camera from O’Keefe. Talarico is lying to Texas straight to its face.
Girlfriend’s father says it directly:
• He is not going middle. He is a progressive.
• Do not put any stock in his border security comments.
• He is offended by ICE.
• He wants a pathway to citizenship for everybody.
• If we take the Senate, he will stop ICE.
Local Democratic chair: He is playing to the center only because “we’ve got to get elected.”
Campaign organizer: On abortion he plays the middle ground in public, but he is much more progressive in reality.
This is not an evolution of views. This is a deliberate lie to sneak a progressive into Texas.
Public image does not equal real position. His own people confirm it.
Watch it yourself 👇
Stillness retweeted
A BACKFLIP ON THE ROOF OF A $500,000 LAMBORGHINI. ONE ATTEMPT AND NOT A SINGLE SCRATCH
They put the robot on the yellow roof right in the middle of the stand and none of the organizers knew if the brand would allow it
It took two short steps as if checking whether the paint was slippery
Then it crouched, froze for a second and went into a full backflip
It landed in a deep crouch, the suspension dipped slightly and instantly levelled out
Hundreds of phones filmed the same moment and within a minute people were waving their hands over their heads
What everyone talks about is not the stunt but that the roof was left without a single mark
Would you let it jump on your car ?
Stillness retweeted
OPTIMUS STEPPED ONTO A STUDENT PARTY STAGE IN LOS ANGELES AND TOOK OVER A $30,000 NIGHT IN 14 SECONDS
A private backyard party outside the city, invite only
The students saved for a whole semester and decided not to book any star
The crowd expected a famous rapper, but a very different guest walked out
For the first seconds everyone was silent, unsure if it was a joke
After the first beat not a single phone went down
The next morning tickets to their next party sold out in an hour
Is this the future of parties or just a pricey one-night attraction?
What Benny Johnson is talking about isn’t a one-night campaign pitch. It’s the cold arithmetic of the American system.
The Constitution requires counting the “whole number of persons” to apportion House seats and Electoral College votes. For decades, this has worked like this:
• Blue states gained extra seats partly because of illegal immigration
• Red states that grew through American citizens received fewer seats than they otherwise would have
Now the proposal is to count only citizens and permanent residents for apportionment. If this survives the courts, several seats will shift from California, New York, and Illinois to Texas, Florida, and other growing states, plus the opportunity to redistrict.
This isn’t “Democrats will never win again.” But it is a real structural advantage for 8–12 years.
That’s why 2026 and 2028 carry higher stakes: whoever controls the 2030 census will rewrite the rules of the game. Both sides understand this perfectly well.
The honest position is simple:
Representation should reflect those who have the right to vote and bear civic responsibility. The census should not be artificially inflated by people without legal status.
At the same time, the rules must be the same for everyone, not a tool of the current administration. Otherwise, every ten years we don’t get a census of the population, but another battle over who exactly to count in order to distribute power more conveniently.
Arithmetic doesn’t lie. The only question is who will be counting it.
Interesting. Signed a fully guaranteed $39.5M over 4 years and says he doesn’t need an agent.
Caleb’s treating the NFL like a business instead of a religion. That’s already ahead of 90% of the league.
Five lawyers + accountants + PR is fine, but it’s still just expensive middlemen with extra steps. The real question is whether any of them have actual leverage with the owners. Most don’t.
Agents exist because the system is opaque and full of people who will screw you if you don’t know the game. Going without one can work if you’re unusually sharp and your team is actually good. Most aren’t.
We’ll see if that $39.5M turns into “could’ve gotten more.”
Stillness retweeted
ELON MUSK: 10 MILLION ROBOTS A YEAR AND NOT ONE F*CKING VC CHECK
A new plant usually means a $2B raise and around 10,000 hires
Optimus is meant to build the plant itself, with Grok handing out the tasks
That swap is the first thing that flips the economics of a factory
The second is price: every generation comes out cheaper, because the one before it does the assembly. Musk calls it the infinite money glitch
The old model still wins on one thing. It's proven and robots at this scale are not
But that edge gets smaller every generation, because intelligence, chips and dexterity all improve at once and push each other forward
The roadmap is Optimus 3 at 1 million units a year and Optimus 4 at 10 million
Musk calls what comes after that a supernova, and once the first plant built by robots opens, nobody will be talking about funding rounds anymore
Most government “job creation” is just organized theft with extra steps.
They take money from people who actually produce something and pay others to dig holes with teaspoons so politicians can claim they “created jobs.”
Friedman said this 60 years ago. Musk is saying it again.
The only people who get angry are those whose existence depends on these fake jobs.
If your position disappears the second someone brings in equipment or simply stops funding it you weren’t working. You were being subsidized.
Question:
Why do the defenders of “socially important” jobs never offer to pay for them out of their own pocket, and always demand that others do it instead?
John Wall has been paying for his mother’s phone number since 2019 not because he “can’t let go.” But because most people lie to themselves when they say “time heals.”
Time doesn’t heal anything. It just makes the pain quieter and more convenient. Wall refused to accept that lie. He kept the line open so he has to face the fact every single day that she’s gone. That’s not weakness. That’s refusing to buy into the comfortable illusion that you can “get over” your mother’s death and keep living as if nothing happened.
Most of us could never pay for a dead number for years. Not because we’re stronger. But because we’re weaker it’s easier to pretend it’s all behind us.
Would you be able to do this? Or is it too much for you?
Suge Knight in 1996, cigar in hand, says he took 100% of Death Row from Dr. Dre and calls it “the greatest thing that ever happened to me.”
Dre gave up half the label just to get out. He didn’t receive a single royalty for 13 years.
Suge kept the label, which later went bankrupt, and is now serving 28 years.
Dre walked away with nothing and built Beats, which sold for $3 billion.
Question:
Is it better to take 100% and fuck it all up, or give up 50% and become a billionaire?
Stillness retweeted
SHOCK: Elon Musk on why the brain is the one organ you can't swap
He said it like it costs nothing
Host: "What's the most important organ in the human body?"
Elon: "The brain, obviously"
Host: "Not the heart?"
Elon: "You can replace a heart, right?"
Host: "Sure, transplants exist"
Elon: "Kidneys too"
Host: "Wow"
Elon: "But the brain? Swap that, and who walks out of the room?"
Host: "Who...?"
Elon: "Where do your memories live?"
Host: "In the brain, I guess"
Elon: "Your thoughts?"
Host: "Also the brain"
Elon: "And the awareness that makes you you?"
Host: "...also the brain?"
Elon: "Exactly. Your existence is tied to it"
Host: "Makes sense..."
Elon: "About 86 billion neurons"
Host: "86 billion!?"
Elon: "All wired together by an absurd number of connections"
Host: "..."
Elon: "Even what I'm saying right now is neural activity"
Host: "Okay"
Elon: "It turns into sound and reaches your ears"
Host: "Right"
Elon: "Then it sparks neural activity in your brain too"
Host: "Meaning?"
Elon: "We're swapping information from one brain to another"
Host: "..."
Elon: "And humanity still doesn't fully understand how that works"
Host: "So that's why Neuralink?"
Elon: "Exactly. We're working on connecting the brain directly to a computer"
In 2024, Neuralink put its first chip into a human brain.
The goal is to read brain signals and control computers with thought.
But reading signals and understanding consciousness are two very different things.
You can swap a heart and still be you.
Swap the brain, and who is "I" after that?
Once you start thinking about it, it gets scary deep...
Forbes called him a billionaire. Adidas valued his deal at $1.5 billion. A few days after this interview, Forbes cut him down to $400 million — and he was no longer a billionaire.
Meanwhile, Kanye sits there and says:
“I don’t have endless resources. Honestly, I only have maybe $120 million in my account.”
Before that, he brings up what his dad told him:
“The thing that makes me the most dangerous is that I’m rich.”
And the Tupac line:
“First get your money right, and then you go to war. So I’m going to war.”
And the main reason he says he’s fighting:
“I’m not going to let my kids take over Yeezy someday and have a boardroom telling them what to do and talking behind their back. So I have to fight right now.”
On paper — a billionaire. In his own words — $120 million. A week later — no longer a billionaire.
What do you think — was $120 million “only” in his case, or was it the only real number he actually controlled, while the rest just existed on someone else’s paper?
Stillness retweeted
Steve Jobs once called touchscreen laptops "ergonomically terrible." 16 years later Apple just shipped one, and it starts at $2,899.
That's the most expensive starting MacBook Pro ever, pricier than the 17 inch from 2006, and the top model hits $4,799.
The notch is gone, a Dynamic Island took its place, the glowing logo is back, and you can finally touch the screen. On paper it's everything Mac fans begged for.
But here's what I keep thinking about. Nobody wants to hold their arm up to a vertical screen for hours, that was Jobs' point and it still stands.
So why add touch now? I think the real reason ships inside macOS 27. Apple quietly built MCP into Safari, and Pages, Keynote and Numbers get it in November, which means AI agents can work directly inside your apps.
You won't touch the screen to type. You'll touch it to point an agent at what you want done.
I broke down what MCP is and the 10 servers worth plugging in below ↓
Most people use AI to save a few minutes.
The real advantage comes from redesigning the entire workflow.
One tool can write faster. A connected process can change how you work.
Stop collecting tools. Start building systems.
5 money mistakes that keep people stuck, even when their income grows.
Increasing spending every time income increases.
Buying things to look successful instead of building financial security.
Confusing a high salary with actual wealth.
Ignoring small recurring expenses while obsessing over big purchases.
Waiting to earn more before learning to manage what they already have.
The real goal isn’t to look rich.
It’s to have more choices over your own life. 🌿
Stillness retweeted
The best way to become the person you want to be is to put yourself in a situation where you have no choice but to become them.
