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[Eternal @Wwinter_o]

Luck is a state of mind 🍀

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

The media bias against Elon is absolutely insane

They don’t report on him
They hunt for ways to make him look evil
Is it a lie? Doesn’t matter
Is there proof? Still doesn’t matter

They will lie, twist, exaggerate, or straight-up fabricate stories just to paint him as the villain… and they go to levels you can’t even imagine

When asked to actually show proof or give contact of the real help people were receiving from USAID, they provided none. Literally none

Yet somehow, the second DOGE started cutting waste, “millions of deaths” magically appeared in the numbers

Let’s look at the actual reality:
• A USAID contracting officer and corporate executives pleaded guilty to a decade-long bribery scheme involving over $550 million in contracts

• They were running aid programs with Hamas staff inside the organizations
• They were literally funding Al-Qaeda terrorists

• Let me say it again: They were funding terrorists

But the corrupt media doesn’t care

All they care about is manufacturing fake “Holocaust-level” death numbers just to paint Elon as evil

Pure propaganda

[Tesla Owners Silicon Valley @teslaownersSV]

Nvidia CEO Jensen
“@Tesla stack is the most advanced autonomous vehicle stack in the world. I’m fairly certain they were already using end-to-end AI. Whether their AI did reasoning or not in somewhat secondary to that first part.”

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Neuralink has solved through-dura electrode implantation!

This is a very big deal, as it greatly improves the safety and ease of interfacing with the brain.

[Andrew Kerr @AndrewKerrNC]

NEW: @FreeBeacon has the receipts on Ro Khanna’s obscene, oligarchic wealth:

—his 2 kids (under 10yrs old) own 3 private golf courses in Ohio (not kidding)

—his wife drives a $190,000 luxury Range Rover

—his house has a 4-story indoor elevator

And more:https://t.co/Bk6nS7WRwT

[Doctor Jack @DoctorJack16]

My grandfather, communism, and the tremor that never left. A story I rarely share.

He was the principal of a private school; respected, steady, a man who believed in books and order. Then, one ordinary afternoon, his world ended.

A squad of communist troops stormed on to campus grounds. They herded the children out like cattle, set every book ablaze in the courtyard. “Less educated people are easier to control,” they believed.

They dragged my grandfather and his staff to the side of a dusty road, forced them to their knees, hands bound tight behind their backs. One by one, the executions began. The crack of pistols split the air. Each body fell with a heavy thud into the dirt. Each crack of the pistol meant it was getting closer to his demise.

My grandfather stared straight ahead as the man beside him collapsed. He felt the warm steel of the pistol press against the back of his skull. Time slowed. This was it, the final second of his life.

Then, fate intervened. He lifted his eyes and saw a column of troops marching down the road. At its head walked a general. A childhood friend.

With a scream of desperation, he called out his name. The general was startled but recognized my grandfather and immediately spared his life.

Tears streamed down his face. His entire body shook violently as he sprinted home. He grabbed his wife and children with nothing but the clothes on their backs and fled that very hour, leaving behind their home, their belongings, their entire life.

Everything was taken away by the regime in a single afternoon.
From that day forward, an uncontrollable tremor gripped his right hand. It was particularly noticeable whenever his emotions got the better of him.

The shaking never stopped. It followed him across oceans and time until the day he passed.

That is communism.

It is not theory, not idealism, but the pistol at the back of the head, the burning books, the shattered lives. Do not let anyone sell you a nightmare dressed up as a wonderful dream.

The people now sowing socialist and communist poison in America are exactly what President Trump warned: the greatest threat to our free world.

On this 250th birthday of the United States, let one survivor’s grandson say it plainly and without apology:

COMMUNISM MUST NEVER BE ALLOWED TO SPREAD IN THESE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 🇺🇸​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

MAY GOD BLESS AMERICA.

[StarbaseTX @StarbaseTX]

Earlier this month, the City of Starbase was excited to support residents, local fishermen, @SpaceX volunteers, and @SeaTurtleInc in rescuing 266-lb loggerhead Arlen from Boca Chica Beach jetties. She’s since laid 60+ eggs, been tagged, and released into the Gulf.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

😑

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Four-story elevator … wow

Real “man of the people” he is

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Just hardcore engineering

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

This is how USAID spent your tax dollars

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Grok

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Walking the Optimus production line in Fremont

[Tesla Owners Silicon Valley @teslaownersSV]

“Sometimes I wonder, maybe everything is conscious, or nothing is conscious. I prefer the former; it just seems more fun.”

– Elon Musk

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

Grok Build just got another workflow-focused update, bringing smarter controls, improved reliability, and better performance.

Release Notes: v0.2.80 — 2026-07-01

Features:
• Command timeouts can now be configured per session with a foreground-only ceiling.
• Background tasks and TODO lists now survive compaction and remain visible to the model.
• Contextual hints can now be toggled individually for undo, plan mode, and image input.

Bug Fixes:
• Subagent dialogs now reliably show full transcripts on open and reopen.
• Recap blocks now copy only the summary body, not the header label.
• Vim navigation keys now type into dashboard prompts, and modals properly handle Esc/Left.

Performance:
• Network connections are now more resilient to proxy/load balancer drops.

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

Creating AI voice agents has become ridiculously easy

xAI’s Grok Voice Agent Builder lets you deploy a human-like voice agent in under 2 minutes - no coding required

It is currently in beta, but the stack is already powerful:
• Natural real-time conversations
• Sub-second latency
• 25+ languages
• Free phone number or bring your own
• Build and deploy directly from your browser

Combined with Grok’s industry-leading voice models, we are getting closer to AI voice agents that actually sound and respond like real humans

Try it here: https://t.co/mwJm6GCTFz⁠

[Krzysztof Szczawinski 🇵🇱 @Kristof_Poland]

Now The Fountainhead – arguably the better book:

1. There are two ways to exist: create from your own vision, or live by reflecting and pleasing others – Rand calls them the first-handers and the second-handers.

2. Howard Roark is an architect who will only build what he actually believes in. He starves rather than compromise the design. The world resists him constantly.

3. Peter Keating is the opposite – talented enough, but builds his entire career on flattering clients, copying styles, and climbing socially. He succeeds, but remains hollow.

4. The villain, Ellsworth Toohey, is the system made conscious: he deliberately promotes mediocrity, knowing that a world of second-handers needs a critic to tell them what to think – and that gives him total power.

5. Roark’s crime, in the eyes of that world, isn’t failure – it’s that he doesn’t need their approval. That independence is experienced as an affront.

6. The novel’s argument: civilization’s actual source is the rare individual who originates rather than imitates. Everyone else — including people who despise him — lives downstream of what he creates.

7. The Fountainhead is Roark himself. Not a fountain – a fountainhead: the original source, where the water actually comes from. Before the river, before the tributaries, before anyone else draws from it. The title says: find that person, and you’ve found where everything real begins.

[Konstantin Kisin @KonstantinKisin]

We tax cigarettes to reduce smoking.
We tax alcohol to reduce drinking.
We tax fuel to reduce driving.

What do you think happens when you tax employing people and running a business?

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

Elon Musk explains one of the most optimistic futures imaginable: Neuralink and Optimus restoring lost human abilities through real-world cyborg technology

And the first people this could help are the ones who need it most:
People who are paralyzed. People who are locked in. People who lost the ability to move, speak, or interact with the world normally like Stephen Hawking

Neuralink is already helping patients control computers and robots with their thoughts

"They can now communicate almost as quickly as we are communicating right now"

“That’s going to continue to accelerate”

But Elon’s next vision is even bigger:
Use Neuralink to read motor-cortex signals from the brain, combine that with sensory feedback from the somatosensory cortex, and connect it to Optimus-style robotic limbs

In simple terms:
A person who lost their legs could one day control robotic legs with their mind - just pure thought. No buttons or joysticks

Elon called it a real-life “Six Million Dollar Man” concept… but instead of being science fiction or insanely expensive, it could cost around $60,000

Neuralink gives the brain a digital output. Optimus gives the body robotic capability

Together, they could create a path for people to walk again, move again, communicate again, and regain independence they thought was gone forever

This is the future worth building

[Governor Tate Reeves @tatereeves]

One of the reasons we brought @xAIMemphis to Mississippi wasn’t just its record-breaking $20 billion investment.

It was also because the company is a great corporate partner that’s committed to giving back to Mississippi communities.

This is a great example of that.

Thank you, @elonmusk and @xai!