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[CXP @_CoLux]

@PeterDiamandis Huge fan of Anthropic but ‘fear marketing’ is their playbook

[CXP @_CoLux]

@GRITCULT “God will not have his work made manifest by cowards”

[CXP @_CoLux]

@xSaltySatoshi @PrometheanActn Hi troll!

[CXP @_CoLux]

@hthieblot https://t.co/ij6lmSdhGB if you know, you know

[CXP @_CoLux]

@foundmyfitness What about a little raw honey? It’s the only thing I add occasionally

[CXP @_CoLux]

@newstart_2024 I fear that our concerns about going too far will win and we will not correct enough.

[Promethean Action @PrometheanActn]

Jamie Dimon, Mark Carney, and Tony Blair just started sounding exactly like Donald Trump.
That's not a coincidence. It's surrender.
When your enemies start using your language, you've already won the battle. Here's what they're scrambling to hide 👇

[SightBringer @_The_Prophet__]

⚡️Canada is a rich-country warning flare.

The country did not suddenly break.

It spent years converting future capacity into present comfort through housing, leverage, population growth, and state-managed consumption.

Now the bill is showing up.

Canada has enormous natural advantages: land, energy, minerals, water, agriculture, institutional stability, proximity to the U.S., educated labor, and strategic geography.

A country with that asset base should be one of the great productive powers of the 21st century. Instead, much of the national growth model became a loop of importing people, inflating housing, expanding household debt, taxing/redistributing around the pressure, and calling the aggregate number progress.

That model creates GDP, but it does not necessarily create prosperity.

The core sickness is per-capita stagnation hidden by headline scale. A country can grow on paper while the median person feels poorer, more crowded, more indebted, less housed, and less hopeful. That is Canada’s fracture. The macro story and the lived story diverged for too long.

Housing became the false god. It absorbed savings, distorted politics, rewarded incumbents, punished young families, and redirected capital away from productive enterprise. When a country’s main wealth engine is bidding up shelter, it eventually starts consuming its own future. Young people lose formation. Families delay. Businesses struggle. Talent leaves. Politics curdles.

The recession print is the surface crack. The deeper fracture is that Canada’s old growth engine has stopped producing legitimacy.

Tariffs and weak jobs matter, but they are accelerants. The deeper problem is strategic drift. Canada did not build enough future-facing industrial strength relative to its potential. Energy could have been a sovereign superpower. Minerals could have been a strategic weapon. AI power infrastructure could be a national moonshot. Instead, the country over-indexed toward housing, bureaucracy, compliance, redistribution, and moral-managerial politics.

The U.S. has plenty of dysfunction, but it still creates monsters: Nvidia, OpenAI, SpaceX, Palantir, Anduril, hyperscalers, shale, venture capital networks, deep markets. Canada produces capable people and then often loses them into stronger systems. That is the brutal asymmetry.

The policy path ahead probably becomes rate cuts, fiscal support, more housing intervention, immigration recalibration, and attempts to cushion households. Some of that may stabilize the surface. It will not fix the core unless Canada shifts from asset inflation toward productive power.

The real question is whether Canada chooses productivity or keeps protecting the old model.

Productivity means energy development, industrial strategy, permitting reform, housing supply, capital formation, defense/AI/minerals infrastructure, and a political culture that rewards building. The current model means more debt, more transfers, more housing distortion, more young-person despair, and more dependence on U.S. demand.

Final compression:

Canada is not poor.

Canada is misallocated.

The recession is the signal that the housing-population-debt model has reached exhaustion.

A country with immense real assets forgot to build enough real power.

[CXP @_CoLux]

@pensandpoison I’m too late and no one will see this, but…it’s the inverse, we didn’t create an “anti-engaging with ideas” culture, we created a pro-hedonism culture. The rest is downstream

[CXP @_CoLux]

@WhelanKev @stegerMG Troll

[CXP @_CoLux]

@SyriacAnalysis @xSaltySatoshi @stegerMG @PrometheanActn Salty is just a troll. He’s too stupid to think past a headline anyway

[Mgoes (bio/acc 🤖💉) @m_goes_distance]

- work? optional
- life expectancy? 145
- testosterone? back to 1970 levels
- aging? reversible by half in 90 days
- organs? printed to your exact spec same day
- birth rates? fixed by embryo tech and artificial wombs
- IQ? 35 points higher on average after germline editing normalized

this is an ideal life if 2038

we are so close please don't quit now.

[CXP @_CoLux]

@ylowcoffee @Osint613 The Kurds betrayed you, Trump and USA have gone above and beyond

[CXP @_CoLux]

@RexQueQuondam @pmarca @BrandonHathaw12 Propaganda works best when reinforcing bias apposed to generating new ones

[CXP @_CoLux]

https://t.co/DhI8e7BDhH

[CXP @_CoLux]

@_Nathan_Boyle_ @1100RS @pmarca Calmer is making the point though. You don’t need foreign influence when ‘this’ is the general assumption.

[CXP @_CoLux]

@DontWearMyShirt @latestinspace They’re flustered from all the recent attention

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

There could be no Independence Day without Memorial Day. 🇺🇸

[CXP @_CoLux]

@ResistanceSean I’d explain it to you, but you lack the IQ to understand, and that’s kinda the problem

[CXP @_CoLux]

You’re a dr. Your entire life has been one of privilege…the right influences, the right nudges, the right environments, the right zip codes. The societal waves to propagate labels you’re attached too…I doubt you’ve actually ever known struggle. Real struggle, sure your finals were tough…but you have never known real difficulties.

So shut the fuck up.

Keep being a great doctor, but stop pretending to represent something you know nothing of.