@asukagrypr He should really call Carlson. Guys like Karp / Thiel / Warsh / Fat Levin —fck them. But St. Nick needs to drop the vulgar public crash outs man. Should be taking Vance / Carlson / Kent to school instead of making so many enemies. Whatever fck me I don’t know sht.
The must listen episode on @joerogan podcast w/ @calleymeans finally sheds light on how lobbyists and unelected officials control the government. A must listen.
I want everyone in the White House to know that Susie is executing a systematic strategy to throw President Trump under the bus.
Below is Susie’s stenographer sharing her leaks that it was not in fact Susie who was captured by Ballard, but the President.
Brian Ballard said in writing he didn’t lobby Susie or White House staff on glyphosate. Since Ballard’a disclosure below said he personally lobbied the White House in the quarter of the EO’s release, he is either lying or throwing President Trump under the bus. Which one is it @BallardFirm
James Blair is angrily texting saying “my problem is obviously with President Trump” and sending quoted to media blaming him for the corporate capture in the first two years
Additionally, Ballard is running a public relations campaign to explicitly defend Susie Wiles and say that President Trump is the sole reason the administration has caved to the tobacco and pesticide industries.
What’s most demonic is that Susie and Ballard are taking aim at the foundational claim I’ve made that she and her cronies on K street didn’t prioritize corporate interests to a larger degree than Americans voted for. Ballard is actually making the argument with a straight face they didn’t materially coordinate with Susie to rig policies.
The Joe Rogan episode has caused cultural impact because everyone watching knows it’s true.
Susie - I’m not intimidated and you will not scare me. Again, please stop sending me emotional texts. This is not personal - this is civilizational.
If America doesn’t move on from the revolting version of politics you represent, our country will cease to exist. A lot of Americans feel that.
To current and former leaders in the admin - it is time to speak out. It is time to speak to the press about what you saw. The weapon we have is truth. Let’s identify the problem - so Stephen Miller and President Trump can solve it.
Whatever side of the aisle we are on, we should pray for Stephen Miller’s to exorcise Susie’s culture of corruption from the admin and get us on a posture advocating for voters, not Ballard.
WEF realized they messed up & deleted the original post. They rewrote it to specify electricity rather than “energy” regardless the same message applies.
Corrupt “leaders” in the WEF fund both sides of many conflicts. They create the shortages to spike demand. Prices go up as they amass record profits. Brave patriots go die in war while migrants breed. Why? So we can eat bugs, OWN NOTHING and be happy dumb little debt slaves. https://t.co/YbJmUP77Bk
@clashreport Extremely rare to die from measles. It’s basically a rash. Don’t be a dirty fck around your infants. You’re just as likely to have a mild reaction to the vaccine.
Not in the mood to defend the admin right now. “Officials” should clean up the fraud & modernize.
Not at all. We don’t expect the government to solve our problems. People like you spewing that garbage can nonsense is the problem. We expect our government to function in service of the people. High speed rails, low energy costs, excellent education, national projects, moral world class diplomats, and to support the states as needed.
Most of us are just fine doing our own thing. Yet alas, the government has made owning a home, buying cars, and getting a quality education extremely hard for average people. Taxes and corporations expected to have unlimited growth via Wall Street take EVERY penny Americans have. No Peter —we don’t expect the American government to do anything FOR us. We just expect it will support the infrastructure around us in a moral way in which we can all get along and prosper at any level.
Go hang out with some small business owners and some teenagers finishing high school. Go on a tour and wake the fck up.
@jaredkushner@SusieWiles47 Get fckd. America can’t stand you or your disgusting barbaric corruption. You walk on cursed ground with a void inside you no amount of money will ever satisfy.
Thought experiment: Assume we are in a simulation. The AI simulation posted below by @HowToPrompt__ showed 91.5% essentially fell in line as expected. If it’s true my eyes see the 9.5% that didn’t. Curious statistic. Might show only 9-10% of us are self-aware. Sounds about right.
MIT and Harvard built an AI simulation containing 8.3 billion virtual people, roughly the entire population of planet.
They call it MatrAIx.
It’s a population-scale simulation running on frontier models, GPT and Claude among them. The longer description took me a while to believe.
Start with the dataset, Persona 8B. 8.3 billion synthetic profiles, each one specified across 1,290 dimensions. Background, psychology, spending habits, how comfortable they are with technology, what they do on a Tuesday night, the small behavioral quirks that make one 34-year-old nurse in NYC different from another.
A spreadsheet of 8 billion rows would be a curiosity. What they did next is the part that matters.
They turned the profiles into agents and dropped them into four environments: surveys, AI chat interfaces, live web browsing, and native desktop and mobile apps. Then they ran real products through the crowd. New features, software updates, pricing changes.
And they logged everything. How long an agent paused after seeing a price go up. The exact point at which it gave up on a broken checkout. How much lag it would sit through before closing the app.
The number I keep coming back to is 91.5%. That’s how often the agents stayed in character, behaving the way their assigned psychology and demographics said they should. Not perfect. But for billions of agents across four environments, closer than I expected.
Here’s what that does to how products get built.
Right now, if you want to know whether a feature will land, you ship it to a slice of users and wait. Or you pay a research firm and wait longer. Either way the answer arrives in weeks, from a sample you hope is representative.
With something like this, you run the feature past 8 billion simulated reactions overnight. One server. Results by morning, broken down by every one of those 1,290 dimensions if you want them.
I have questions about how well a synthetic crowd predicts a real one. 91.5% is persona adherence, not forecast accuracy, and those are different things. But the direction is clear, and it’s coming faster than most product teams are ready for.
@carollemieux@FallonTonight Do you read? ALL, yes ALL are welcome who put AMERICANS first. This was a protest vote to end foreign influence, wars, corruption, & end the Trumpster fire. If your goal is to virtue signal, blame whites, & play lazy identity politics GTFO. Real work needs done not celebrations