KProuty

Former number one roadie and current passionate free speech advocate. Desperately tries to manually get rid of bots!

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

Just a reminder that the ONLY Republican running for Mecklenburg County (Charlotte NC) District 1 dropped out of the race...

...BECAUSE NOT A SINGLE PERSON WAS ARRESTED FOR FIRING SHOTS AT HIS HOME WHILE HIS WIFE AND KIDS WERE INSIDE!!!!!

Local police SPECIFICALLY CONFIRMED the attack was targeted at Aaron Marin.

Bullet holes can be seen in trees, cars, mailbox, and his kid's basketball hoop. Marin's ENTIRE FAMILY was forced to leave their home and Aaron says they live in, "constant fear."

He says his kids no longer even feel safe to play outside and they are moving now.

CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN WHY ZERO MAINSTREAM MEDIA OUTLET COVERED THIS??????!!!!!!

REPUBLICANS ARE LITERALLY BEING SHOT AT AND THERE IS SILENCE FROM THE MEDIA!!!!!!

WHERE IS THE OUTRAGE?!!!!!!

[KProuty @KProuty]

@FOX26Houston Yeah and they call this a news organization. Not.

[Steve Toth @SteveTothTX]

Texas Children’s Hospital need to be stopped. I can’t count the number of stories that I’ve heard over the years of what TCH has done to try and destroy lives all so that they can harvest more organs to make more money.
Laws in Texas and across the United States need to be changed to stop the perverse incentive to extract organs from children that want to live.

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

Senator Lisa Murkowski is the ONLY Republican Senator that did NOT vote to fully fund DHS & ICE.

Alaska, you can defeat Ranked Choice Voting this November by voting ✅ YES

“Vote YES to end the MESS.”

[KProuty @KProuty]

Because of this I’ve had enough. I’m taking organ donor off of my license and so is my husband. I’m also going to tell my entire family to take it off. Since Covid, the mutilating kids, and now this, the medical establishment has lost ALL of my trust.

[Leland Stillman, MD @StillmanMD]

Why hospitals pick legal battles with families is beyond me.

If the hospital wins, they lose public trust.

If they lose, they lose public trust.

They're radicalizing Americans across the political spectrum.

Patients, and their parents, have a right to refuse any care or withdrawal of care. There is no way around this.

[KProuty @KProuty]

@MaximusChud These police are murderers too. Wtf is going on?

[KProuty @KProuty]

@MaximusChud Britain is lost!

[JD Vance @JDVance]

Henry Nowak died the same way a civilization dies: abandoned, handcuffed by authorities who neither trusted nor cared for him, and accused of hate crimes he did not commit. His murder is as tragic as it is enraging. He should still be alive today, and he would be if the last few generations of European elites had stood their ground against the politics of self-hatred and the mass invasion of migrants, many of whom despise the West and the people who love it.

Henry was far from the first to so needlessly lose his life, and I fear he won’t be the last. Each time a life like his is lost, the proper response—the only response—is righteous anger. One of the most important things the Trump administration has proven to the world is that stopping the flow of mass migration and defending national sovereignty is a matter of political will and leadership. Anything else is an excuse.

It is because we love the West that we want to preserve it. We love our civilization. We love our country. We love our children. And nobody—nobody—should ever die the way that Henry Nowak died. May God comfort those who loved him, and may God rest his soul.

[KProuty @KProuty]

Please post this all over @x. @elonmusk you are in TX. @KenPaxtonTX can’t you do anything?

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

Is Texas Children’s Hospital going to kill this child as retribution because they are angry at AG Ken Paxton for successfully blocking them from doing trans surgeries on children?

This tiny little girl has shown some signs of recovery nearly drowning on Memorial Day and multiple doctors agree the hospital needs to give her time for the swelling on her brain stem to go down - but the Hospital is pushing to do a brain function test and wants the family to donate her organs. Debra Sukin is the President & CEO. She will not let this child be transferred to another hospital - she is blocking the parents from fighting for the life of their little girl and violating their religious belief in the sanctity of life. The parents got a temporary restraint order against the hospital to give jen time & a radical Progressive judge blocked it & gave the hospital the right to do the brain function test now before she has had time to heal.

There are TWO other Texas hospitals in the area standing by ready to take this child. How can anyone let Texas Children’s murder this little girl?

Please share, please raise your voices, please do anything you can. #releaseannelise

[KProuty @KProuty]

@laralogan This hospital is flat out evil. Let her go! I would NEVER take a cold to that hospital! They are flat out murderes , instead of MAID in Canada we have TX Children’s version!

[KProuty @KProuty]

@SenatorCollins @shipwreckedcrew Voting against the SAVE act. Just great. Not.

[Rio 1 T @Rio1Tessa]

@SenRandPaul Fix this or you’re just as bad as Democrats:

[KProuty @KProuty]

@SteveTothTX @MaryBowdenMD Sue them to oblivion!

[Dr. Heidi Klessig @heidiklessigmd]

Annelise Camp is scheduled to undergo brain death testing — over her family’s objections — today at 9AM CST.

“Because of the lack of high-quality evidence on the subject,” the American Academy of Neurology’s (AAN) brain death guideline was based, not on science, but on 3 rounds of anonymous voting.

Hmm…We’ve been declaring people to be “brain dead” for nearly 60 years…wouldn’t you think there’d be some high quality evidence for it by now?

In the absence of evidence, the AAN guideline was based on the shared biases of a panel of experts which was screened to exclude anyone who might disagree. About 30% of these experts reported a specific conflict of interest with the transplant industry.

The brain death examination consists of a series of bedside tests, because the guideline states that all ancillary tests (EEG, brain blood flow studies, brain scans) have shortcomings, and are not 100% sensitive and specific for brain death.

First, the patient is checked for unresponsiveness, because doctors have no tests for inward awareness: we can only test whether people are able and willing to respond, which is not the same thing. This is not really a fair test because many brain-injured people have cord compression and are unable to respond. Also, a recent NEJM article found covert consciousness with advanced testing in 25% of people who doctors believed to be unconscious.

Second, there should be no motion after a painful stimulus. But certain motions (lifting a limb off the bed, reaching with both hands toward the throat, opening eyes when the nipples are brushed) are allowed as “reflexes.” The guideline admits that it can be difficult to distinguish between volitional and reflex movements, and actually advises asking a friend if you are in doubt, showing the subjective nature of this assessment.

Third, whereas the legal definition of brain death requires the irreversible cessation of all functions of the entire brain, including the brain stem, the brain death guideline just checks a few brain stem reflexes. The guideline also explicitly states that brain death may be declared in the presence of ongoing brain function, in defiance of the law in most states.

Fourth, the patient is disconnected from their ventilator and observed for breathing. The guideline states that parameters for this test are ARBITRARY because there is no scientific data to justify the parameters recommended by the guideline.

So, today for Annelise, (and daily for many other patients around the world) life and death decisions will be made on the basis of an unverified and arbitrary exam for which there is no high-quality evidence.

Brain death is based on pseudoscience. It is an ethical choice masquerading as a medical fact.

@TXRightToLife @SteveTothTX @KenPaxtonTX @MaryBowdenMD @Fynnderella1

[KProuty @KProuty]

Elon is just freaking amazing. So glad he came to the US. He is saving the US while saving the whole human race.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

"Elon arrivera jamais à faire des usines de puces."

Je vois ce take dix fois par jour. C'est l'erreur de raisonnement la plus prévisible qui existe, et elle se démonte en deux minutes.

Les sceptiques raisonnent par analogie. Jamais par premiers principes.

Leur argument complet : personne ne l'a fait en moins de 40 ans, TSMC a brûlé 165 milliards en Arizona, une fab 2nm coûte 28 milliards et prend 38 mois rien qu'à construire, Tesla a zéro expérience des semis. Donc impossible.

Tout est vrai. Et tout est non pertinent.

"Ça a toujours pris 40 ans" n'est pas une loi de la physique. C'est juste la vitesse d'une industrie ossifiée qui n'a jamais été attaquée par quelqu'un qui pense aux atomes plutôt qu'au précédent.

Alors on décompose la chaîne, du sable au chip qui calcule.

Matière première (sable, silicium, wafers) : zéro contrainte physique, juste du capital et de l'énergie. Design : Tesla le fait déjà (FSD, Dojo). Lithographie EUV : le seul vrai goulot, mais c'est un problème de chèque et de file d'attente, pas de faisabilité. Process et yield : le vrai moat. Packaging, mémoire, test : coordination et capacité, pas de physique fondamentale.

Question de premier principe sur chaque ligne : contrainte dure, ou contrainte molle ?

Réponse : un seul goulot dur. Tout le reste est mou. Capital, coordination, yield, aversion au risque. C'est-à-dire, mot pour mot, la maison d'Elon.

Et voilà le coup que tout le monde rate.

TSMC est lent parce que c'est une foundry généraliste : 305 process différents, 12 000 produits, 500 clients. Chaque variante détruit le yield.

Terafab fait l'inverse exact. Une fab, un seul design de puce. Le problème combinatoire qui rend le yield infernal s'effondre. Ce n'est pas TSMC qu'il reconstruit, c'est In-N-Out face à un restaurant de 300 plats.

Ajoutez l'IA. La courbe de yield, ce truc qui prenait des années d'essais empiriques, c'est un problème d'optimisation et de détection de défauts. Exactement ce que l'IA compresse. Et qui a la flotte de GPU pour le faire ? Le mec qui construit la fab justement pour nourrir son IA. La boucle se referme sur elle-même.

Et le edge personnel, ce n'est pas du folklore.

SpaceX lui a appris à intégrer verticalement la supply chain la plus "impossible" qui existe et à diviser les coûts par 10. Tesla lui a appris le scaling manufacturing. Personne d'autre sur Terre n'a les deux cicatrices en même temps.

"Aucune expérience des semis." Il n'avait aucune expérience des fusées en 2002, aucune de l'auto en 2008. Le pattern est toujours identique : il entre dans une industrie mature qui le prend de haut, il la décompose, il intègre, il gagne.

"Qui va licencier l'IP de process ?" Intel a rejoint Terafab avec son node 18A. Le moat de 40 ans, il l'achète en un partenariat.

"Trop de capital." 55 milliards en phase 1, jusqu'à 119 au total. Et la demande est captive (Tesla, SpaceX, xAI), pas un pari spéculatif externe.

"Ses timelines slippent." Oui. C'est la seule concession honnête. Mais c'est un argument sur le quand, jamais sur le si. SpaceX était en retard. Tesla aussi. Les deux ont gagné. En retard n'a jamais voulu dire échec chez lui.

Décompose la chaîne : pas une seule impossibilité physique. Que du capital, de la coordination et du yield.

Les PNJ raisonnent par précédent. Le précédent vient de se faire annuler par premiers principes.

Comme d'hab.

[KProuty @KProuty]

@MaryBowdenMD @TexasChildrens This hospital is an abomination and in a red state. I never would have believed it.

[Noel Willcox Reformuk @noel_willcox]

So, this post that I posted earlier today, it has come to my attention that the man whom the police assaulted was a man in his 50's who was a veteran with 13 pins in his legs. Apparently, he was unable to jump from the wall; he was dragged and violently assaulted by these officers. I previously stated I do not know what led to these officers embarking on a violent rage, which in my view could have ended in a fatality. This level of force surely should be deployed in a life-or-death situation.

I have never seen this level of force used at pro-Palestine, George Floyd or any other demonstration that suits the establishment.

[James Woods @RealJamesWoods]

With a few more days of harvesting and printing fake ballots, Democrats will miraculously “come from behind” (pun intended), and win the governor’s race and the Los Angeles mayor’s race. It is bold-faced cheating, rubbed in the faces of California citizens with giddy glee.

And it will keep happening until we stop taking it.

[KProuty @KProuty]

Britain is lost. They could give a damn about British victims. Their policy of silencing them is an abomination.

[Erik Dale 🇳🇴 @EuroDale]

It has never been officially acknowledged, but it is an open secret that the UK government sends its nudge unit to grieving families after tragedies like this. Their job is to warn the family they will be held responsible for any public reaction and to push statements about unity to shield the authorities.

In Henry Nowak's case, they clearly missed his godmother. She has spoken with raw honesty about the failures that cost her godson his life. Henry's sister Olivia has likewise shared and supported calls for real accountability instead of scripted silence.

A government that uses threats to manage and muzzle a family's grief has lost all moral authority.

[KProuty @KProuty]

@RupertLowe10 Who could not vote for this?