Owen Foster

trust my doubts

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

To become advanced society, humanity must evolve past cruelty

[Bright Mirror @_brightmirror]

Made with Claude Opus 5.5.

The fearmongering about AI always makes us forget that NOTHING WENT FOOM, as was always predicted.

Send this to your doomer friend who has a very high P(Doom).

Accelerate.

[Emmanuel Macron @EmmanuelMacron]

J'exprime notre pleine solidarité avec l'Estonie qui vient d'attribuer à la Russie la responsabilité d'un incendie ciblant une entreprise du secteur de la défense.

Il y a quelques semaines l'Allemagne en avait fait de même pour un incident très grave à l'aéroport de Leipzig.

La multiplication de ces actes hostiles traduit une dangereuse fuite en avant de la part de la Russie, qui ne fera que la mener dans l'impasse.

La Russie doit savoir qu'elle n'aura raison ni de notre unité, ni de notre détermination à continuer de soutenir l'Ukraine.

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

@chamath @naval

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

Sustained territorial gains in 2026 and 250 soldiers of a regular russian army being captured are strong evidence of broader operational readiness of Ukrainians. Time to pressure Russia and secure a just and lasting peace to this war.

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

🔥 Biletskyi: Russian troops “slept through” the real Ukrainian strike and were taken prisoner on the Lyman front

Ukraine’s 3rd Army Corps says it has completed the third phase of its offensive operation “Vivaldi.” According to corps commander Andrii Biletskyi, Ukrainian forces liberated Nove, Ridkodub and Katerynivka, while also restoring control over Karpivka and Novomykhailivka.

According to the 3rd Army Corps, Ukrainian forces misled the Russians about the direction of the main assault. Russian units shifted reserves toward Shandryholove–Zelena Dolyna, while the main strike was actually focused on Nove.

As a result, the corps says some Russian units found themselves in a difficult position and began surrendering. The Ukrainian side reports more than 250 prisoners of war, including officers, pilots and artillerymen.

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

@unusual_whales low IQ Era is imminent

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

@dr_logvinovich @HamWa07 You can debate whether gravity is fundamentally a force, curved spacetime, or an emergent phenomenon but calling it an “illusion” doesn’t explain away the physics. Newton’s law still applies and motions of the planets are governed by a consistent, measurable gravitational force.

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

@sikorskiradek @UN Radoslaw, what you said is pure truth spoken with integrity. The world would be in a much better place if more people had the courage to do the same👏🫶

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

If you are in machine learning switch to SI (Super Intelligence)

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

@realMeetKevin If you stop buying from Costco you will no longer have a deficit, you will be winning big when you do, because no one knows more about deficit than me.

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

@SpeakerJohnson Is this a clown show? Gotta love this website and its community 😂

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

Fate loves irony!

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

Gas prices are at crazy levels--fire Obama!

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

Episode of Lioness or today’s reality?

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

BREAKING:

The U.S. unseals charges against 5 members of a Russian intelligence network which has arranging murder-for-hire plots in the U.S. and Europe.

The men remain at large:

- Yuri Khrameev, 63, of Russia, a former Russian intelligence colonel known as “Colonel Yuri”

- Kirill Khrameev, 27, of Russia, an FSB officer and Yuri’s son

- Oemis Romagoza Durruthy, 35, a Cuban national living in Russia

- Yaidel Delgado Suarez, 35, of Cuba, also known as “Viking”

- Angel Eduardo Castro, 22, of Venezuela

All 5 are charged with conspiracy to finance terrorism.

Yuri Khrameev, Suarez and Castro also face conspiracy to commit murder for hire charges.

Since about 2024, the group targeted Russian dissidents and, more recently, countries seen as aligned with Ukraine.

They allegedly paid or tried to pay people in the United States and elsewhere to surveil targets and carry out killings, and to attack civilian and military infrastructure in Europe.

The two main plots:

- In summer 2026, Suarez and Castro recruited a U.S.-based person to photograph and film sites tied to a prominent U.S.-based Russian dissident, offering $1,000–$1,500 for surveillance and later $40,000 to “eliminate” or “disappear” the target.

When the recruit refused to kill the person, they asked if he knew someone who would and mentioned people in Mexico who could do it.

In 2025, Kirill Khrameev paid a U.S. citizen $200 to photograph a target in Lithuania described as spreading “lies about Russia.”

Yuri Khrameev then offered $25,000 to kill that person, suggested methods such as a gasoline bottle or a knife, and, after the recruit declined, offered “simpler” jobs such as setting fire to a warehouse or electrical substation to hit countries helping Ukraine.

Durruthy coordinated travel and logistics for attacks in Prague and in Lithuania.

Officials from the Justice Department and FBI framed the case as a disruption of transnational repression and state-directed violence that reached U.S. soil.

The FBI’s New York and Washington field offices led the investigation, with help from Homeland Security Investigations and the National Security Division.

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

@chamath You gents are such a class act but JD is no good, you may disagree if you wish.

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

@elonmusk Elon do better. Wow what? Please enlighten your readers on what exactly was the bill they were voting on and pertaining to what his comments were different from your views? Otherwise it’s buch of boloney and nothing more than disinformation.. do better sir.

[Kalshi @Kalshi]

JUST IN: China officially opens the world's first mass-production plant making a humanoid robot every 10 minutes

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

@RepDonBacon Now watch for German officials resignations and sudden changes, then think how it all works.

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

Inflation is trickling down, do you think pricing increases are here to stay? 👀

[Heather Long @byHeatherLong]

You can see the war in Iran impact right here...

The problem for the Federal Reserve -- and American households -- is the inflation problem is starting to be more widespread than just an energy shock.

Gas: 27% rise in past year
Airfare: 23%
Energy: 16%
Hospital services: 5.2%
Car repair: 5.2%
Electricity: 3.8%
Clothing: 3.6%
Restaurants: 3.4%
Services (excluding energy): 3%
Shelter (mainly rent): 3%

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

@chamath It would be very interesting to see Eric Schmidt speaking at the summit

[Owen Foster @0wenfoster]

Comment section on 🔥

[NewsWire @NewsWire_US]

Vance tells Americans to be grateful gas prices aren’t even higher

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

BREAKING: Russia is secretly helping Iran develop supersonic cruise missiles, per FT