Erik Watkins

You better be 18+. @MischevousKat, @TheLWordLauren, and @Savanna_Starrr know me quite well. 😉

[Erik Watkins @SuperViewer]

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[Erik Watkins @SuperViewer]

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[NN Williams @NNversusNN]

Sex work is one of the few industries engineered to deliver a finished product so seamless that the labour itself vanishes. The client sees the polished surface: the carefully lit body, the curated conversation, the illusion of effortless desire. What remains invisible is the infrastructure behind it—the scheduling algorithms of the mind, the emotional cartography of other people’s unspoken needs, the quiet business calculations that turn vulnerability into sustainability. The talent required is not simply physical. It is the ability to read a room in under thirty seconds, to hold a narrative that is both true enough and performative enough, to manage risk, logistics, boundaries and self-preservation while never once breaking the frame. The clever business mind sits underneath all of it—pricing the intangible, protecting the brand of the self, deciding when to stay and when to walk away. Yet the industry is structured so that this labour must remain unseen. Visibility would ruin the product. And so the very people who perform the most complex, high-stakes emotional and entrepreneurial work are left without credit for the architecture they built. The finished image is celebrated or condemned; the craft that produced it is quietly erased.
♥️💫

[Jeremy @jeremyct]

The life of a millennial:

- Graduated straight into the 2008 recession with a degree nobody was hiring for.

- Every entry level job somehow required 3 to 5 years of experience.

- Pensions vanished, replaced with a 401k and a “figure it out” attitude.

- A promotion meant a 3% raise and double the workload overnight.

- Finally felt stable in your early 30s, then a global pandemic hit everything at once.

- Inflation spiked to levels not seen in 40 years, quietly erasing every raise you’d gotten.

- Home prices doubled in half a decade, so renting stopped being a phase and became the plan.

- Childcare costs now rival a second rent payment every single month.

- Somewhere in there you’re also caring for aging parents, raising your own kids, and running on fumes.

- Now AI layoffs are hitting during what should be your highest earning years.

[Anonymous @YourAnonNews]

70% of Texans voted to legalize weed. The people who Texans voted for decided to ignore them and make it a felony. Incarcerations rates went down in Texas, prisons started to lose money. Imagine having an economy based off of putting people in prison dictate your freedoms.

[Erik Watkins @SuperViewer]

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[Valet Parker @702ValetParker]

EMPATHY FOR ALL IS A MUST. I PRACTICE RADICAL EMPATHY.

Unless you’re the woman being raped, apparently. Then your job is to calmly conduct a fucking actuarial analysis mid assault, consult the mortality statistics, carefully calibrate your resistance, and above all make sure the man violating your body gets home safely.

Imagine publicly declaring yourself the high priestess of radical empathy after demonstrating more visceral concern for the hypothetical rapist than the human being he’s actively traumatizing.

You don’t have radical empathy. You have a superiority complex with a vocabulary borrowed from Instagram therapy accounts.

The moral high ground didn’t just collapse beneath you. You fucking excavated the basement.

[Valet Parker @702ValetParker]

Even as a SWer, I cannot stand accounts that parachute into someone else’s replies with explicit videos of themselves masturbating to promote their content. Coming onto my page to advertise your shit without permission? That’s digital scab behavior with a ring light. I don’t even post nudes of myself or anyone on my account and you’re going to post your spread vag with a dildo stuffed into it? Um no.

Miraculously, this is genuinely the first time it’s happened to me despite regularly interacting with OF creators, porn performers, and other SWers, which tells me most people already understand basic professional etiquette.

So, OF creators and porn actors/actresses: we’re all still in agreement that unsolicited porn spamming under other people’s tweets is tacky as fuck, correct? Especially when they’re doing it to accounts that aren’t even SW related?

Also this shit has consequences beyond being obnoxious. Spamming explicit masturbation videos under unrelated accounts only reinforces the stereotype that SWers are sexually indiscriminate degenerates who don’t understand boundaries, and feeds the disgusting narrative that we want to expose or groom children. Maybe don’t hand our loudest critics their propaganda for free.

Because sex work is work also means act like a fucking professional.

[FAworldentertainment @RiveraLayl40633]

Can i dm you handsome?

[theleahfiles @leahfiles]

If I were president and I wanted to tank the dollar and get rich off it, here is exactly what I would do.

I would hire a Treasury Secretary who already made $3.5 billion crashing another country's currency. I would put my guy in charge of the agency that approves bank charters. I would install a crypto czar with $200M in crypto holdings and give him an ethics waiver so nobody could challenge it.

Then I would sign an executive order banning the government from ever creating a digital dollar so there was no competition.

Then I would have my family launch their own private digital dollar. My family takes 75% of net profits. I would grow it to $4.6 billion in circulation and route a $2 billion Abu Dhabi sovereign fund deal through it to prove it works.

Then I would get Congress to pass a law requiring every stablecoin in the country to hold short-term Treasury bills. Now every dollar of my digital currency is a forced buyer of government debt. Brookings projects $2.3 trillion in captive demand by 2030.

Then I would have my OCC guy grant my family's company a federal bank charter. Now I can issue my digital dollar with federal authority.

Then I would have my Treasury Secretary weaken the actual dollar. Bond buybacks that suppress yields but tank the currency. Build a $950 billion war chest for more. Let the debt hit $40 trillion. Dollar index drops to 99. Gold goes to highest point ever.

Then I would kill the Corporate Transparency Act and delete the FinCEN beneficial ownership database. That was the one law that required every shell company in America to report who actually owns it. Without it, nobody can trace who is buying my stablecoin, who is routing money through it, or where the profits land.

Then I would let the loop run. Weaker dollar drives demand for "stable" digital alternatives. The law I passed forces those alternatives to buy T-bills. That funds the government's debt. My family takes profit on every transaction. Foreign central banks walking away from Treasuries get replaced by legally mandated stablecoin reserves my family controls.

Then I would use sanctions to start cutting countries off from the dollar system entirely. And when those countries need a new way to transact in dollars, the only federally chartered private digital dollar in existence is mine. They can buy it through shell companies nobody can trace because I deleted the ownership database.

I just built a toll booth on the global financial system. I take a cut every time someone uses the dollar. And I made it so nobody can see who is paying.

And every single step I just described has already happened.

So what does that mean for you and I?

The reason the United States can borrow at low rates and keep your mortgage and your car payment and your import prices stable is because foreign central banks hold trillions in dollar reserves. That system has always been public. The benefit went to everyone. Lower borrowing costs, cheaper goods , and the single biggest economic advantage any country has ever had.

What I just described is the privatization of that function. The entity buying the debt is no longer a central bank acting in the public interest. It is a private company taking 75% of net profits for one family. The reserve function used to generate a public benefit. Now it generates a private fee.

Your purchasing power shrinks every time the dollar weakens. Your 401k buys less in real terms. Everything you import costs more. And every time the dollar drops, demand for the private digital alternative goes up. The one the president's family owns. The one that by law must buy government debt.

You absorb the cost of a weakening dollar. His family collects the profit. That is the trade.

The enforcement mechanism to stop a sitting president from doing this? There isn't one. Former White House ethics lawyer Richard Painter says it would be a violation for literally any other federal employee, but not the president.

Nobody voted for this. No one was asked. There was no debate. There is no enforcement mechanism. There is no one investigating it. The Senate tried and it was blocked.

This is the largest conflict of interest in American history happening in broad daylight while everyone argues about something else.

So what do you do? Share this. Make it impossible to ignore. Send it to your representative, your senator, every journalist you follow. We make them answer for it.
Because the only thing protecting this scheme right now is the fact that not enough people understand it yet.

[Erik Watkins @SuperViewer]

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[nunya @mxxnlitmagic]

~ new-ish
~ occasionally nsfw, mostly stupid!
~ 24, she/her, bi
~ not selling, here for fun
♡ + ↻ for mutuals :)

#nsfwtwt #nsfw

[How To Prompt @HowToPrompt__]

Researchers mathematically proved that AI will cause something worse than mass unemployment.

It’s called “The Tragedy of the Cognitive Commons."

For the last three years, everyone has obsessed over a single question: Will AI steal our jobs?

That’s the wrong question.

A breakthrough research paper just exposed a much darker reality.

The real danger is that AI will quietly destroy the human capacity to do anything well.

Here is how the it works.

Every industry relies on what researchers call the "Cognitive Commons”, a shared pool of deep professional expertise that regenerates itself generation after generation.

How is that expertise built?

Through friction. Through doing the boring, difficult, junior-level work. Through manual trial and error.

That is how you build "Internalized Mastery."

When companies adopt AI to automate entry-level work, the logic looks airtight on a quarterly balance sheet. Cut costs. Speed up output. Skip the grunt work.

Every individual company is making a rational choice. But collectively, they are draining the pool dry.

When you eliminate junior roles, you destroy the pipeline that creates senior experts.

The researchers call the result the Validation Tether.

Effective human oversight of AI depends entirely on deep domain expertise.

As professionals increasingly delegate thinking to machines, they lose the mastery required to spot when the AI is wrong.

The experts validating AI outputs today look competent.

The terrifying question is: Who comes after them?

When the current generation of veterans retires, who will be left with the skills to audit the systems running our economy?

Nobody.

We are trading our long-term intellectual independence for short-term productivity boosts.

Every time you let AI bypass the struggle, you are borrowing expertise from the future.

And the interest rate is your profession's ability to think for itself.

[Erik Watkins @SuperViewer]

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https://t.co/1pffso0GVZ

[Erik Watkins @SuperViewer]

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[Erik Watkins @SuperViewer]

@TwerkingElle Elle the Bunny stepping her game up for this one...

[Joe Vargas @JoeVargas]

I know this sounds insane, but please take the time to actually read Project 2025 and study the Dark Enlightenment. Listen carefully to what people like Bill Gates, Peter Thiel, Sam Altman, Elon Musk, Curtis Yarvin, and others are saying and advocating.

I believe there is a much bigger plan being discussed around population reduction, centralized technological control, and a society where a small group holds enormous power over everyone else.

You may think I’m crazy for saying this, but don’t dismiss it without doing the research yourself. Read it. Listen to what they’re saying. Connect the dots. Then decide for yourself.

[Hannibal999 @Hannibal9972485]

Flock Just updated its Terms and Service August 21st 2026 …and they are committing a FEDERAL CRIME ⚠️🚨

Flock cameras query the National Crime Information Center, the FBI's criminal database. This data is Criminal Justice Information.

Some of the images Flock feeds into its AI pipeline only exist because an FBI database query triggered an alert.

The FBI has incredibly strict laws (the CJIS Security Policy) stating that any data coming out of their system or anything derived from that data is protected federal property. It cannot be used for commercial profit.

Flock's says they strip the metadata (the GPS location, the timestamp, and the text of the license plate) from the image and claim, "Look, it's just an anonymous picture now! It's no longer federal data."

But Flock's machine learning models have been trained on Customer Data. Section 4.1 explicitly authorizes this. Customer Data includes NCIC hotlist matches.

ALPR reads triggered by FBI criminal database queries are Criminal Justice Information. Flock has fed this data into their neural networks to train their plate recognition algorithms, their vehicle classification models, and their predictive analytics.

When the FBI demands CJIS purging upon contract termination, Flock cant comply. The influence of the criminal justice data is permanently embedded in the trained weights of their neural networks. You cant delete "training data influence" from a machine learning model without retraining the model from scratch. The data has been mathematically absorbed into the model parameters. It is structurally inseparable.

Flock has created a situation where They baked federal criminal data into commercial AI models. They classified those models as Flock Property. They wrote a perpetual license to keep using them. And they made all of it survive contract termination.

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ALSO OWNERSHIP CONTRADICTIONS ⚠️🚨

Flock is speaking out of both sides of its mouth

To Police and the Public: Flock publishes blog posts stating, "We do not own your data. Customers own and control everything." This satisfies privacy advocates and local city councils.

To Investors and Wall Street: Flock’s legal Terms of Service state that Flock owns all "Property," which explicitly includes the machine learning models and the mathematical outputs generated by the system.

Also Flock publicly states they "don't share customer data with 3rd parties like Palantir," they are using hyper-specific legal definitions. They might not share the raw customer footage, but nothing in their terms stops them from sharing or selling the AI models that were built using that data.⚠️
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Red Flag 1 : Section 2.3 Service Suspension. Flock can cut off police access based on "reasonably suspected violation" determined by Flock alone, with no remedy for the police. A private company can blind a police department's surveillance system unilaterally.
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Red Flag 2 : Exhibit A Insurance Limits. Flock carries $5 million in cyber liability and $5 million in errors and omissions, shared. For a company handling FBI criminal data for 6,000 agencies with 120,000 cameras. A single data breach exposing NCIC records nationwide would cost hundreds of millions in liability. Flock is structurally underinsured, which means the cities and the federal government bear the uncompensated risk.
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Conclusion🚨

Flock is not a camera company. Flock is a data company that uses cameras as collection devices and police departments as legal authorization shields. The August 21, 2026 terms reveal the corporate strategy with precision.

The perpetual license. The survival clause. The Flock Property classification of machine learning models. The metadata retention carve-out. The prohibition on police touching hardware. The liability cap. The arbitration fortress in Georgia. Every single term is designed to achieve one outcome: Flock keeps the data forever, no matter what the city decides to do.

[Mrs. Butters 🥧 @MrsButters]

HE MADE HIS GRANDSON PERFORM ORAL SEX ON HIM DURING A CRUISE TRIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm going to make as many posts as I have to go make sure this information goes viral.

Ron DeSantis appointee and former Republican state Rep. Michael Caruso has been arrested on FIVE felony charges involving the alleged sexual abuse of a child under 12.

Kidnapping.
Lewd molestation.
Lewd exhibition.
Luring a child.
Child abuse.

And here’s the kicker:

Caruso previously supported Florida’s brutal new penalties for people who sexually abuse children.

The call keeps coming from inside the damn house.

[Valet Parker @702ValetParker]

This isn’t sex work related, but I’m posting it here because this issue extends far beyond whatever originally brought you to my page. Whether you’re a sex worker, a client, or simply someone who enjoys my posts, I know many of you are also parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, teachers, or people who care about kids.

What I’m about to share is something I stumbled across years ago involving middle and high-school students, and the deeper I looked, the more disturbing and widespread it became. If you have a child or grandchild in middle or high school, I genuinely think this is worth reading.

I genuinely hope people share this, because I’ve been trying to draw attention to it for years and I still don’t think people realize how extensive it is.

A few years ago, shortly before my son started middle school, I was at DT Summerlin and overheard a group of middle school boys talking about a fight at the school he was about to attend. One boy was disappointed he’d missed seeing another kid get his teeth knocked out. His friend told him not to worry, the fight had already been uploaded to IG.

Then he asked, “Which fight page?”

That question stuck with me. Not was it posted? Which page.

I wrote down the handle in my notes app, made an anonymous account later that night and looked. What I found sent me down a rabbit hole I was completely unprepared for.

The fight page was only the beginning.

I started going through its followers and following lists and discovered an entire ecosystem of student run accounts associated with local middle and high schools. I searched other schools and repeatedly found similar pages: fight pages, gossip pages, bullying pages, confession pages and accounts seemingly created for the sole purpose of humiliating other students.

And some of the content went far beyond ordinary teenage cruelty.

I found videos of girls and boys being secretly recorded using the bathroom, with phones held over stalls. Students were secretly photographed or filmed by other students while changing in locker rooms. Kids were singled out for ridicule, fights were recorded and circulated as entertainment, and posts advertised where students could obtain vapes or drugs.

Most disturbing of all, I encountered accounts involving middle school and high school students posting or circulating sexually explicit images and videos of themselves. Some girls had payment app information attached to their anon IG accounts and appeared to be offering explicit content for money. Other students were reposting screenshots and images they must’ve had purchased or obtained from friends.

That is not harmless teenage drama. When sexually explicit imagery of minors is created or circulated, there can be extremely serious safety and legal implications, even when the people creating, possessing or sharing it are minors themselves.

So I went to the administration at my son’s future school.

I showed them the fight page and asked whether a student had recently had his teeth knocked out. Their reaction made it immediately apparent that these accounts were not news to them. In fact, when I showed them the page, one staff member essentially responded, “Oh, this is a new one we haven’t seen yet.”

The principal explained that shutting the pages down accomplished very little because students simply created replacements.

I then raised the far more serious issue of sexually explicit material involving students. School police became involved, but I was told by them, that particular issue needed to go to LVMPD. When I went to LVMPD, I was essentially directed back to CCSDPD and told to report the material through the appropriate child exploitation reporting channels which was the missing and exploited children hotline. The issue however is none of these children were missing and the school knew exactly who they were and could’ve contacted their parents. I felt like I was being bounced between agencies while the content remained online.