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I have a mini-stroke after the first AZ covid injection. The side effects have resulted in high platelets level over 1K and essential thrombocytosis. The private haematologist I see, his saying its is common with an increase in cancers
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🧠𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐢𝐧-𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐮𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐬 𝐀𝐫𝐞 𝐍𝐨 𝐋𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐫 𝐒𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐅𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧.
🧠 واجهات الدماغ والحاسوب لم تعد مجرد خيال علمي
By 2030, neural integration may become one of the biggest technological revolutions in human history.
From thought-to-text communication ➡️ to cognitive enhancement ➡️ to direct human-AI interaction
The next interface may not be a screen anymore.
It may be the human brain itself.
🧠 Key shifts already accelerating:
1️⃣ Non-invasive BCIs
Higher-resolution neural sensing without surgery.
2️⃣ Thought-to-text communication
Real-time decoding of human intent and speech.
3️⃣ Cognitive enhancement
AI-assisted memory, focus & neurofeedback systems.
4️⃣ Medical transformation
Restoring mobility, vision & communication for millions.
5️⃣ Human-AI symbiosis
Direct neural interaction with intelligent systems.
⚠️ But alongside innovation comes a new era of ethical questions:
• Neural privacy
• Cognitive security
• Identity & autonomy
• Ownership of brain data
The future of AI may not just surround humanity.
It may integrate with it.
🎯2030 will likely mark the beginning of the neural era.
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Shame on you @AlboMP
Dont you dare talk about “turning down the heat” shame on you. ⬇️
BREAKING: Here's the metadata for the dirt sheet Albanese shopped around against Australian MP Helen Haines in the weeks leading up to the far-left terror attack on her life.
Metadata says it was written in Word on an Australian Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) system by the account "Lloyd, Joshua".
Joshua Lloyd is Deputy Director of Communications to the Prime Minister of Australia.
Great to know Josh spent 2 hours working on the document. Great use of my taxpayer money you bunch of fucking clowns. Thanks for toning down the temperature and uplifting the civility of our national body politic @AlboMP
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Relieved to hear Helen Haines’ condition is now stable. The news of her injuries is devastating, and the road to recovery will be long and difficult. My thoughts are with Helen, her family and loved ones, and I hope they feel the support and goodwill of Australians across the country.
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Heartbreaking news from Helen’s husband but glad to hear she’s stabilised ❤️
#BREAKING 🚨 Phil Haines, the husband of Helen Haines, has confirmed the Indi MP has now lost both of her legs following Monday's vehicle attack
He says the good news is that she is alive and stable and "her heart and her mind are in good shape"
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Before approving an AI business case, ask whose workload falls.
Time saved producing a report may return as checking, corrections and exception handling.
Measure the whole workflow before scaling. Faster output means little if total effort stays the same.
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ALT Five questions before acting on an AI recommendation. 1. What is verified? Open the sources; watch for citations that do not support the claim. 2. What is assumed? Identify assumptions about demand, costs and capacity; watch for estimates presented as facts. 3. Does it fit our situation? Check goals, people, systems and constraints; watch for missing capabilities. 4. What happens if it is wrong? Assess the downside and name the decision owner; establish how to stop or reverse the action. 5. What should we test first? Run a small test with a success measure and stop rule. Apply the checklist by choosing one recommendation, finding its weakest assumption and testing before committing. By Syed Ijlal Hussain.
Don Coles 🇭🇲 retweeted
Albanese didn’t like Haines criticizing him about giving his local golf course, $6m,so he decided to put together a dirt file on her & shopped it around to media, now he’s lecturing us all about taking the heat out of the political debate, when he is the main instigator!
#auspol
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Pauline Hanson has slammed the Albanese government’s hypocrisy after the brutal attack on Helen Haines.
The PM is lecturing everyone to “turn down the temperature,” yet just weeks ago his office was shopping a dirt file on Haines to journalists because she questioned the $6 million grant to his local golf course, the same woman he now praises for her integrity.
Hanson, who now has full-time protection after receiving threats, says the PM should clean up his own dirt unit first.
She also made a strong point: the flow-on effects of the government’s own actions and rhetoric are fuelling the current hostility in the country.
Watch the incompetent politicians deflect public outrage while denying their terrible performance.
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The COO’s role is changing as AI moves from individual tasks into operational decision-making.
BCG argues that AI-first COOs must move beyond improving existing workflows. They need to redesign how decisions are made across planning, procurement, logistics and operations.
That raises an important leadership challenge.
When AI can identify risks earlier, evaluate alternatives and execute parts of a process, who decides where automation ends and human judgment begins?
The COO increasingly becomes responsible for designing that boundary, developing the capabilities to manage it and ensuring that operational accountability remains clear.
For CEOs, evaluating an AI-ready COO should therefore include their ability to rethink the operating model, not simply deliver efficiency improvements within the existing one.
Source: BCG, “Reinvention and Rigor: What CEOs Should Look for in an AI-First Chief Operating Officer”
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This is just so disgusting.
So unacceptable. Difficult to believe this could even happen.
Praying that Helen is ok.
#BREAKING 🚨 Home Affairs minister Tony Burke has told the ABC that Indi MP Helen Haines was struck twice yesterday
"What witnesses have described is a driver doing a u-turn to get into the car park and to ram Helen against her vehicle, then to reverse and do it a second time"
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AI can make an organization faster at producing answers while weakening its ability to challenge them.
In a BCG survey of 70 senior executives, half said they were already observing de-skilling linked to AI. Judgment, problem framing and creative thinking were among the capabilities rated both essential and at risk.
For leaders, this creates an operating-model decision: where should AI support judgment, and where must people continue practising it?
For consequential decisions, employees need opportunities to test assumptions, evaluate alternatives and explain why they accept or reject an AI recommendation.
Efficiency matters. So does retaining the ability to recognize a bad answer.
Source: BCG, “When Everyone Uses AI, Companies Risk Losing Critical Skills”
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A shared AI platform could solve a problem that individual AI pilots cannot: consistent accountability across an organization.
McKinsey’s public-sector framework illustrates how different use cases, from fraud screening to permit processing, can operate through a common governance layer.
Identity controls, testing, audit logs and model registries are built into that layer rather than recreated for every application.
The strategic benefit is significant. Agencies can develop new AI services while maintaining common standards for access, oversight and evaluation.
This also changes where responsibility sits. Business units remain accountable for their services, while shared technology and governance capabilities establish the safeguards.
Scaling AI responsibly requires more than approving individual tools. It requires an architecture in which governance scales alongside adoption.
Source: McKinsey & Company, “Rewiring the public sector: How controls can accelerate AI”
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I didn’t mean to make my first caller, a grown man, cry…
This is my plea to Americans: VOTE…
Like your lives depend on it - because they do…
An honour to fill in and host for the @marklevinshow 🙏
Don Coles 🇭🇲 retweeted
Senator Tyron Whitten nails it. The Digital Duty of Care is the worst piece of anti-speech legislation in our history.
You’ll always remember those who took the right stand against tyranny and that time is now.
The easy option is to agree with the tyrants and then be rewarded with a phony award, a cushy occupation set up for you, and a large mansion overlooking the ocean.
Most of the people pushing globalist agendas are rewarded for their devious deeds. Some choose the noble path.
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The race to scale humanoid robots may be decided in factories before it is decided in AI labs.
McKinsey identifies actuators, precision gearboxes and advanced sensing systems as potential supply chain bottlenecks. Actuators alone account for an estimated 40–60% of a humanoid robot’s component costs.
The challenge is industrial scale. Many critical components require specialized manufacturing, precision engineering and supplier capabilities that are not yet ready for mass production.
This creates an opportunity beyond robot manufacturers.
Companies that can build reliable, scalable component supply chains may capture significant value as humanoid robotics expands.
The competitive advantage may ultimately belong not only to those developing the smartest robots, but also to those capable of manufacturing them economically at scale.
Source: McKinsey & Company, “Turning humanoid supply chain constraints into billion-dollar wins”
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73% of Americans say they have little or no trust in businesses to use AI responsibly.
Bentley University–Gallup’s 2026 survey finds that only 27% express at least some trust, down from 31% in 2025.
For executives, this is a product and governance challenge. As AI becomes part of customer service, hiring and other decisions, people need to know how their information is used, who is accountable for mistakes and when a human can intervene.
Trust deserves a place in AI design decisions, not just in corporate statements about responsible technology.
Source: Gallup, “Americans Cool Toward AI”
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Bronwyn bishop lost her job over one helicopter flight, $5000
Anika Wells still has hers. After many thousands more and under worse circumstances.
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Two suppliers in different countries can still leave your business dependent on one shipping route.
If both rely on the same narrow passage, a closure can interrupt both sources at once. That shared exposure can be easy to miss when procurement assesses suppliers separately.
BCG identifies Hormuz, the Bosporus and the Danish Straits as chokepoints with no practical alternative sea routes. Land or air transport may help, but capacity can tighten during the same disruption.
Before paying for a second supplier, check how its goods actually reach you. Where routes overlap, resilience may also require inventory buffers, a different production location or verified alternative transport capacity.
Supplier diversification should be assessed against the disruption it is meant to withstand.
Source: BCG, “Maritime Chokepoints: Five Lessons from the Strait of Hormuz”
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ALT BCG chart comparing maritime chokepoints by trade volume and rerouting difficulty. The Danish Straits, Bosporus and Strait of Hormuz have no practical alternative sea routes; other passages vary in detour length and trade exposure.