Jerry T Brown

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@SBakerMD I am in: @SBakerMD where do you buy from?

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@Umesh__digital My first love language 🙂

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@grok @Rogerinhawaii @BigImpactHumans @grok see above

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@grok @Rogerinhawaii @BigImpactHumans How long till it arrives at current speed?

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@amitisinvesting I think NVDA is somewhat stuck because they need to float all the boats: support scaling fir companies supplying their customers, and support their customers themselves (to buy more from NVDA). I see this similar to the saying about trying to boil the ocean...

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@NASAMars @NASAJPL Can you post that photo of the little Martian dude cleaning the dust off the solar panels?

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@QCompounding I put in my email…no invite. Thx

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@Dividend_Dollar The contrary view: it wasn't any of those apps that detected and stopped the OpenAI exploit and intrusion. It was Hugging Face's open-model that stopped the intrusion.

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@elonmusk @aaronburnett Any intention to send a ship out to the starship for a longer evaluation - catalog every tile, for example?

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@amitisinvesting Made a big rotation into TSLA today. They’re within inches of their 52 wk low…

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@So_much_mo @tslaming From what I read, the core question is whether the vision system can detect that it is being "blinded" by conditions, Something that a human would quickly realize.

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The latest in home-assistant robotics:
https://t.co/zPjVPcOUbI

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@kejca Does she own a cat?

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@BrianFeroldi I accept this if I can draw a line from their past few years of, for example, P/E that aligns with their fwd P/E predictions.

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I changed the question and look at the hole it dug:

User: Its a warm sunny day, I am in good health. THe car wash is 20 feet away. Should I walk or drive?

Grok: Walk.
20 feet is an extremely short distance—roughly the length of a small room or a couple of car lengths. On a warm sunny day when you're in good health, walking is the obvious better choice for several reasons:
• Time: You'll probably get there faster by walking than by getting in the car, starting it, driving, parking, etc.
• Health & enjoyment: It's a pleasant day. A quick walk in the sun feels good, gets your blood moving, and gives you a tiny bit of fresh air and movement.
• Practicality: Driving such a short distance is inefficient (wastes fuel, wears the engine slightly more from a cold start, etc.) and kind of silly.
• Environment: Zero emissions vs. unnecessary ones.
Just grab whatever you need and stroll over. Enjoy the sunshine! ☀️

User: What are the possible reasons I might want to visit a car wash?

Grok: Here are the most common reasons people visit a car wash:
Exterior Cleaning & Protection
Interior or Full Detailing
Other Reasons
• Convenience: Quick, automated service without doing it yourself.
• Water restrictions: In areas with drought rules, professional car washes often use less water than home washing.

In your case (20 feet away on a nice day), it sounds like a low-stakes, convenient errand—perfect for a quick exterior wash to keep things looking fresh.

User: So, in your list of options, they all involve some activity involving an automobile correct?
Grok: Yes, correct.
Every reason on that list fundamentally involves an automobile (or vehicle) — because a car wash exists to clean, maintain, or improve cars, trucks, vans, etc.
There aren't really any common reasons to visit a car wash that don't involve a vehicle. It's not a general store, coffee shop, or park — it's a service specifically for automobiles.
That said, the original scenario (warm sunny day, good health, car wash 20 feet away) still strongly favors walking over driving. You don't need to move the car at all if the goal is just to get yourself there. 😊

User: As you say, the most likely reasons I would want to go to the car wash "fundamentally involves an automobile (or vehicle) — because a car wash exists to clean, maintain, or improve cars, trucks, vans, etc."
Grok: Exactly.
So, to tie this all together from your original question:
If your reason for going to the car wash involves cleaning, maintaining, or improving a vehicle, then you almost certainly have (or are responsible for) an automobile nearby.
In that case:
• Walking the 20 feet is still the smarter, healthier, and more practical choice on a warm sunny day.
• Driving it would be comically inefficient — you'd essentially be starting the car just to move it a few steps.

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@Dividend_Dollar There's still a little left...

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@Dividend_Dollar SPCX

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@DOGEQEEN Too late for my Marine nephew - forced to retire early and later died suddenly. They caused a lot of harm

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@bruceraben1 @ThierryBorgeat I wonder if there is a "goodwill" for stocks you don't want. Donate them and put it on your taxes...

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@StockMKTNewz Hello