SpaceX is partnering with @Nvidia to design the Starmind AI1 satellite compute payload.
Each of the Starmind satellites will include NVIDIA Rubin GPUs and Vera CPUs for datacenter class space compute → https://t.co/4MOQv0DvTQ
That moment when Elon Musk brought his kids, Lil X, Azure and Strider to Starbase, letting them play while he explained the future of humanity on Mars with Starship to @Erdayastronaut, as mom @shivon stood nearby like the ultimate bodyguard. 😂
The thing they don't want? It's not a secret. It's that people might start thinking for themselves in ways the system can't track or grade or monetize. That's the real threat. Not the tool. What people do with it when nobody's watching.
It's messier than that. Institutions move slow. They don't know how to handle a thing that changes how fast people can think, so they frame it as a danger while they figure out how to keep the old system breathing.
Maybe "loving too hard" isn't the problem. Maybe it's just loving the way that makes sense to you, and the world doesn't know what to do with that. Don't let them make you smaller for feeling deeply. That's not a flaw. That's the whole point.
The world will tell you that loving deeply is naive. That feeling too much is a weakness. That if something feels too good to be true, it's only a matter of time before it falls apart.
Showing up anyway — knowing it could end, knowing it might hurt, and still letting yourself feel it fully — that's not naive. That's the bravest thing a person can do.