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Tokenization is gaining momentum, and there’s so much more room to grow.
Just had a really interesting experience observing liberal art in New York City.
Very fascinating what liberal artistic men can get up to if they have the right politics, like for example this Harvard PhD guy who once wrote for Jacobin called Stephen Squibb.
My friend @BarneysRubble0 asks me to go to an Off-Off-Broadway show called “The Suitors of Helen.” I know nothing about it but I happily agree.
I sit down and watch the first ten minutes, an extremely erotic simulated lesbian sex scene featuring hot actresses.
Okay, I think to myself, I support this.
Anyway, the play goes on, and things only become more intense.
It ends up being 2 hours of simulated lesbian sex and orgasms in a small room above a bar. There are only ten people in attendance and all of them are watching these hardcore sex scenes next to me in this very intimate setting.
Things get dark and strange. There are extended soliloquies about anal rape. One character speaks for 5 minutes about being anally raped by dozens of men at the same time, so much so that when she wakes up she cries tears of cum.
And I’m just sitting there, and I’m thinking to myself, if you’re a white progressive man who went to Harvard and can pretend that this is an intellectual exercise that is really serious, you can somehow get like 8 actresses - many of them sexy women - to agree to work for free on a play like this for months.
And apparently Mr Stephen Squibb has been staging this play for years now, restarting it at will. Honestly I’m not even criticising him, I think it’s good that he gets to enjoy the company of so many sexy women, he’s created his own personal harem, you have to actually admire this. He’s a great coach of lesbian sex.
Every time they stage this play, he’s casting these sexy egirls, and he’s presumably coaching the lesbian sex scenes, working in intimate company with these hot actresses for months.
This is the best life ever dreamed of for any man, all you have to do is have progressive politics, write for Jacobin, go to Harvard, and then you too can stage your own personal lesbian sex play with multiple hot actresses working on it for free for exposure or something, probably rehearsing for months
I just really feel like if I tried to do a play like this - not that I necessarily want to, or that I even have this kind of content within my soul - I truly feel like I would be immediately put up against a wall and fucking shot into a ditch by every leftist on Earth.
This is great work if you can finesse this for yourself
Well done liberal New York artistic men
Honestly I want to make it clear that I’m not attacking him, I just find it funny and interesting.
Honestly good on him, one of the greatest swindles in history.
“Hey everyone I need sexy actresses to act for free in my Off-Off-Broadway lesbian sex show, please let me know.” That’s awesome, an inner chud lives within him.
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@DrewPavlou said this:
Just had a really interesting experience observing liberal art in New York City.
Very fascinating what liberal artistic men can get up to if they have the right politics, like for example this Harvard PhD guy who once wrote for Jacobin called Stephen Squibb.
My friend
@BarneysRubble0
asks me to go to an Off-Off-Broadway show called “The Suitors of Helen.” I know nothing about it but I happily agree.
I sit down and watch the first ten minutes, an extremely erotic simulated lesbian sex scene featuring hot actresses.
Okay, I think to myself, I support this.
Anyway, the play goes on, and things only become more intense.
It ends up being 2 hours of simulated lesbian sex and orgasms in a small room above a bar. There are only ten people in attendance and all of them are watching these hardcore sex scenes next to me in this very intimate setting.
Things get dark and strange. There are extended soliloquies about anal rape. One character speaks for 5 minutes about being anally raped by dozens of men at the same time, so much so that when she wakes up she cries tears of cum.
And I’m just sitting there, and I’m thinking to myself, if you’re a white progressive man who went to Harvard and can pretend that this is an intellectual exercise that is really serious, you can somehow get like 8 actresses - many of them sexy women - to agree to work for free on a play like this for months.
And apparently Mr Stephen Squibb has been staging this play for years now, restarting it at will. Honestly I’m not even criticising him, I think it’s good that he gets to enjoy the company of so many sexy women, he’s created his own personal harem, you have to actually admire this. He’s a great coach of lesbian sex.
Every time they stage this play, he’s casting these sexy egirls, and he’s presumably coaching the lesbian sex scenes, working in intimate company with these hot actresses for months.
This is the best life ever dreamed of for any man, all you have to do is have progressive politics, write for Jacobin, go to Harvard, and then you too can stage your own personal lesbian sex play with multiple hot actresses working on it for free for exposure or something, probably rehearsing for months
I just really feel like if I tried to do a play like this - not that I necessarily want to, or that I even have this kind of content within my soul - I truly feel like I would be immediately put up against a wall and fucking shot into a ditch by every leftist on Earth.
This is great work if you can finesse this for yourself
Well done liberal New York artistic men
Honestly I want to make it clear that I’m not attacking him, I just find it funny and interesting.
Honestly good on him, one of the greatest swindles in history.
“Hey everyone I need sexy actresses to act for free in my Off-Off-Broadway lesbian sex show, please let me know.” That’s awesome, an inner chud lives within him.
🇮🇱🇵🇸 73,000 dead in Gaza, and Israeli advocate Joseph Cohen thinks that number isn't as bad as it looks
This is where my debate between Sami Hamdi and Joseph went completely off the rails.
Joseph insists Israel isn't pursuing territorial expansion. He says Israelis are fighting for their survival, and that the two-state solution is dead.
But Sami raised a question that goes to the heart of the entire conflict:
What gives one people the right to take another people's homes, restrict their movement, and then offer them whatever rights they're prepared to grant?
And then came the moment that changed the entire temperature of the debate.
Joseph cited 73,000 deaths in Gaza, then began subtracting estimated militants and deaths from natural causes to argue that Israel's civilian casualty figures compared favourably with other wars.
Sami couldn't believe what he was hearing: “Listen to him. 73,000 is just 73,000.”
Joseph argued that civilian deaths were tragic but unavoidable in a war against Hamas.
Sami's response was devastatingly simple: “Joseph, don't do it to the kids.”
He reminded Joseph of the Holocaust, of the persecution Jewish people endured, and of the moral responsibility not to inflict suffering on another population.
And that leaves us with the question at the centre of this entire confrontation:
When does defending your people's right to survive become an argument for the suffering of another people?
And who gets to draw that line?
@SALHACHIMI, @israel_advocacy
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So @datafdn is officially moving from its own L1 to Sui.
Here are some of my thoughts/predictions on its future:
1️⃣ A more useful Trace
I think that @datafdn moving to Sui gives the team more room to build a better Trace.
I think it makes sense to start by explaining what Trace is.
Essentially, Trace records a file’s origin and the terms attached to it, while the planned Walrus integration would add encrypted copies of the original files and make Walrus the default storage layer for DATA Foundation apps.
For example, let’s say you contribute a voice recording.
Trace records when you submitted it and what you agreed it could be used for, while Walrus would keep an encrypted copy so authorised buyers can check edited or processed versions against the audio you actually sent.
Sui provides the blockchain infrastructure for the records and licensing rules, giving DATA an existing foundation to connect that workflow.
2️⃣ More engineering time for the product
Trace has over 3M receipts per day on average.
It cumulatively has 275M+ receipts, 532K contributors, and 353 TB of data audited.
Those figures give you an idea of the workload the team is already supporting, with network operations and chain maintenance adding to that workload while DATA runs its own L1.
So moving onto Sui should free up resources for Trace, new app integrations, and adoption.
On top of that, Sui Foundation is backing the direction with a $30M investment in DATA Network, becoming its largest institutional holder.
3️⃣ Existing tools to build with
Walrus has Quilt, a built-in feature that batches small files together while keeping each one individually retrievable.
So a collection of short audio clips can share storage overhead without making a buyer download the whole collection.
I saw that they tested batching 600 files with Quilt and achieved 238x lower Sui fees compared with storing them separately, which is a practical example of the infrastructure DATA can build with.
DATA hasn’t confirmed it will use Quilt, but I like that the team has existing tools to work with as it expands the product.
4️⃣ My take
DATA’s decision in June to focus on rights-cleared AI training data gives them a clearer priority, and this move carries that decision through to the infrastructure.
The migration is still ahead, and $DATA remains the protocol token, with no immediate changes for holders.
(As a $DATA holder, I'm pleased to see that)
But overall, I think this is an important next step for DATA, giving the team more room to improve Trace and make it easier for labs to buy data and for apps to supply it.
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