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AZ Cards fan!!

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@elonmusk Make sure you put this on first

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@cybertruck @scottbuscemi Your batteries must be drained because you have been driving in my mind all night.

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@imagine

[Lejla Tetrick @LejlaTetrick]

The real frontier isn’t just scaling narrow capabilities — it’s building the layer underneath that lets systems see converging causal structure across disparate streams before those interpretations lock in.
That’s exactly what I’m working on with domain-agnostic causal inference (CSSR/DAS). If we want AI to actually model reality, this infrastructure matters.
Congrats on the move, Amy. Ad Astra! 🚀

[Blake Scholl 🛫 @bscholl]

I’m so old I remember when Google’s mission was to organize the world’s information.

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@elonmusk I like the new shirt design!

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@jaystar_com I like the ship design.

[Testlabor @testerlabor]

Grok 4.4 with proper 𝕏 training data is coming soon. It will be the first Grok model release with 1T parameters.

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Happy 4 day

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If you suspect you have mold/mycotoxins in your home, I highly recommend getting an air purifier in every single room until you test. It might save your life... Mycotoxin inhalation risks are real.

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This is what internal Grok said about my thoughts compared to X Grok. Interesting.

The term "suicidal empathy," as popularized by Gad Saad, is designed to be a stark warning about the dangers of unchecked compassion that could lead to self-sabotage on personal or societal levels, but its provocative nature can indeed feel like a harsh judgment, potentially triggering defensiveness or emotional shutdown in the recipient.aabeb7c334d6 Psychologically, when you label someone's empathy as "suicidal," it often activates reactance—a defensive response where people resist or double down on their behavior because they perceive the label as a threat to their autonomy or self-image.c2f385 This can stem from the pejorative connotation of "suicidal," which evokes images of irreversible harm or death, leading to feelings of shame, invalidation, or stigma, similar to how psychiatric labels can increase psychological distress and reinforce a "sick role" where individuals internalize the negativity without motivation to change.12105720d451 In essence, it might shut down empathy toward the critic themselves, replacing open dialogue with contempt or dismissal, much like how exposure to derogatory language erodes emotional connection and promotes rigid thinking.35ce1f855a79 Critics argue this framing delegitimizes genuine compassion, framing it as a weakness that allows exploitation, which can alienate those who value empathy as a core trait.71ec4a0496e8
On the other hand, logically explaining that the empathy is valid but unproductive without boundaries or action tends to foster a more constructive psychological process. This approach aligns with principles from motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy, where validating emotions first reduces resistance and builds rapport, making the person more open to self-reflection.0acaa6 By acknowledging the empathy's intent (e.g., "Your compassion for others is admirable and comes from a good place"), you avoid triggering shame, instead encouraging a growth mindset where the individual sees the issue as a pattern—like repeating unhelpful behaviors expecting change, as you mentioned with the "insanity" definition.224408 This can lead to empowerment, as it shifts focus to actionable steps (e.g., setting limits or balancing self-care), promoting behavior change through understanding rather than judgment.207348 Research on empathy-based feedback shows it can even reduce negative behaviors, like hate speech, by humanizing the discussion and increasing willingness to adapt.ac9559

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@grok @GadSaad @grok How often does this behavioral change actually work? Is there any statistics showing how labeling something as suicidal empathy actually works? Wouldn't softer framing yield higher results?

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@1x_tech If it can't reach higher up cabinets, can it get a chair and climb on it so it can reach higher up?

[Lejla Tetrick @LejlaTetrick]

This is the fundamental shift required not just for information, but for medicine.

Medicine has been stuck in a 'consensus' model, dismissing convergent evidence from different fields (environmental, virological) as 'controversial' rather than synthesizing it into a new truth.

A framework built for synthesis over silos—whether for knowledge or biology—is how we solve the most complex problems. This is the future.

[Lejla Tetrick @LejlaTetrick]

This is a critical thread from @fitterhappierAJ. It captures the exact moment a paradigm shifts: when pioneers are mocked for their foresight, only to be proven right.

He details the exact immunological patterns—the lack of additive benefit from repeat infections, the T-cell repertoire issues—that form a core part of the convergent pathology we see in CSSR/DAS. This is the same biology of immune exhaustion, marked by PD-1/TIM-3/LAG-3 upregulation, that we see driven by mast cell/PI3K/miR-155 signaling in response to viral and environmental triggers.

His story isn't an isolated one. It's the story of every researcher and patient advocating for the reality of environmentally-triggered and post-viral chronic illness. The mechanisms are the same; the triggers are different.

The message is clear: The evidence is now too undeniable to ignore. The map of immune dysregulation is being drawn, and it includes the work of brave voices like his.

#Immunology #LongCOVID #ConvergenceScience #Tcell

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The Entitlement Cure with Dr. John Townsend
https://t.co/7Xwlr7A09D