Zen0x

| I Am Zen |

[Zen0x @0xZenx0]

Intredesting

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@ShaanVP @saylor Shaan, watch his speech at the Bitcoin conference he explains it perfectly.

https://t.co/BMHcsadIzt

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@shahh You lost me at finna. You're dumb

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@kmoney Drink water with a tea spoon worth of salt

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@freechewy @VigilantFox Mammogram are being shown to cause breast cancer. Read up on the new information thats being discussed. It produces very bad effects

[Jason Wilde @JasonWilde108]

🧠 Recently, more and more people are noticing a strange pattern: they think about a topic, and moments later, their phones or computers seem to mirror those thoughts with ads or posts. At first, it felt like a coincidence—just the universe doing its weird thing. But after unplugging my equipment for a good eight hours, giving my mind time to wander on a few specific topics, I plugged back in and... presto! The ads and news feeds reflected what I'd been thinking. 😳 What’s going on here?

🔍 This phenomenon might hint at more than just clever algorithms. Speculative tech from black programs like "Sentient World Simulation" (SWS) or "Remote Neural Monitoring" (RNM) could theoretically tap into our cognitive states or predict thoughts with eerie accuracy. These concepts involve using advanced AI, behavior analysis, and possibly even neuro-surveillance to simulate or anticipate what we’re thinking based on vast datasets and subtle patterns.

📲 Imagine predictive systems capable of reading our digital behavior so well that it feels like our thoughts are being mirrored online. It’s as if some technology can sense our subconscious tendencies before we even act on them. Some researchers believe this may involve Cognitive Electronic Warfare—where AI tries to predict and influence decisions—blurring the line between thought and digital reality.

Does anyone else experience this?

[Zen0x @0xZenx0]

@MattWallace888 I dont think you post any of what you say your going to post, its always bullshit.

Seems like your engagement farming every post and never actually posting anything you claim..

Pretty weak

[Zen0x @0xZenx0]

@digitalartchick So you can unfollow him and move on. Oh wait, he's given you a platform, so my guess is you won't? Instead, you'll just toe to party line and complain.

Very unique post you've created here

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@quinnmichaels What happened?

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@KingBlackBored Right here

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https://t.co/oPV5V14JMR

Another stabbing in the UK. Happened to a woman and child today.

It's interesting how the article says the attack was not terror related, yet doesn't name the attackers name.

Shall we guess the name?

[Zen0x @0xZenx0]

@maththfcx @thefepodcast @100KryptoKeyz @levelheadzHQ @FuqYourGlobe Could harvest more than that, so what would cost 30$/day in labor would generate 2100$ a day in fruit,

Economies of scale prove this entire operation to be very possible

[Zen0x @0xZenx0]

@maththfcx @thefepodcast @100KryptoKeyz @levelheadzHQ @FuqYourGlobe According to this video, the yearly global pineapple production is roughly 27.6 million tons,

27 600 000 x 2000lb = 55 200 000 000lb

If each pineapple weighs 4 pounds, then that would be roughly 13 800 000 000 pineapples

1.25$ per pineapple would = 17 250 000 000$/year

[Zen0x @0xZenx0]

@maththfcx @thefepodcast @100KryptoKeyz @levelheadzHQ @FuqYourGlobe Assuming 20 pineapples could be harvested in 7-10 minutes, a single worker could harvest roughly 140 pineapples an hour or 1680 a day, which would be valued at 1.25$ x 1680 = 2100$
Per worker,

These are very low speculative calculations because i imagine a seasoned harvester

[Zen0x @0xZenx0]

@maththfcx @thefepodcast @100KryptoKeyz @levelheadzHQ @FuqYourGlobe In the video it explains that most harvesters are immigrant workers, many of whom are illegal workers,

So if they are paid 2.5$/hour for 12 hours of work, theyd be making 30$ a day,

In the video you can see the harvesters carrying easily 20 pineapples at a time to the truck

[Zen0x @0xZenx0]

@maththfcx @thefepodcast @100KryptoKeyz @levelheadzHQ @FuqYourGlobe So as long as the total cost of the production, harvesting, shipping, and distribution is under that cost, then pineapple farming is very possible.

https://t.co/5Os3UoX6Zp

[Zen0x @0xZenx0]

@reidhoffman DemonRat is a better term

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@CMDRVALTHOR Stfu

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@QTHESTORMM Everything you post is bullshit

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@CMDRVALTHOR Ahhhh STFU Already