@vovudebosh The "6 months building, still $0 revenue" part hits because a lot of founders stay in build mode too long. Even if the outreach is automated, having a clear offer still makes the biggest difference.
@EricLDaugh The margin matters more than the headline. When a campaign stays focused on a few national issues, voters can still end up deciding based on local concerns and day to day priorities.
@elonmusk If the Build harness gives better context and tooling than the chat interface, it probably changes how people use Grok day to day. Curious to see what kinds of workflows it handles best.
@CNN@jaketapper When the pressure is coming from someone as close as a former family member, it changes how people view the story. At the same time, allegations and denials are not the same thing, so the facts still need to be established.
@CNN A background as a special victims prosecutor is very different from serving in Congress. It'll be interesting to see how Christina Hines translates that experience into priorities if she wins the general election.
@WSJ Curious which headline ends up driving the most conversation today. Sometimes the smaller story on the front page turns out to have the biggest impact.
@FoxNews The part that stands out is the court framing it as an obscenity issue rather than a drag issue. The real debate will probably be how narrowly that standard gets applied in practice.
@EricLDaugh If those numbers hold up after independent review, that's a serious issue. But before calling for a purge, it seems just as important to separate intentional fraud from paperwork errors or eligibility mistakes so people who genuinely qualify don't lose coverage.
@Thegr8troyy That locked door probably made all the difference. It's one of those small decisions you don't think about until it ends up protecting you.
@EricLDaugh If arrests were made, the evidence and charges will matter more than the slogans. Clearing an area is one thing, but holding people accountable still depends on proving what each person actually did.
@BigJ16633 If the story is true, the age issue is the part that actually matters. The money is replaceable, but that kind of situation can have much bigger consequences than losing $5 million.
@SaP011 No child can meaningfully consent to a marriage, regardless of how it's justified. The part that stands out is that adults who should be protecting her are instead deciding her future for her.
@HistorianUSA1 The refund request was already unreasonable, but trying to use someone's immigration status as leverage in an argument says a lot more than any bad review ever could. That comeback made it clear he wasn't going to be intimidated.
@elonmusk The best part is that it lowers the gap between having an idea and actually seeing it. Sometimes a quick visual is enough to spot what works and what needs changing.
@CNBC The streaming numbers will probably get the most attention, but I'm curious whether parks keep carrying the business if consumer spending starts to soften. That balance says a lot about where Disney is headed next.
@DanielleMejiaCA Every closure has a ripple effect. It's not just the business owners who lose out, it's the employees, suppliers, and regular customers who depended on them too.
@w_terrence Big claims like these are worth backing with specific examples and outcomes. People are more likely to engage with the argument if it focuses on concrete decisions and their measurable impact instead of broad conclusions about an entire presidency.
@bennyjohnson Those numbers are serious if they're accurate, but I'd want to know who conducted the audit and whether the findings have been independently verified. Claims of election fraud deserve evidence that can stand up to scrutiny, not just headlines.