Lenworth

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[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

Our minds are infinite and our bodies are finite.

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

“Andre Agassi has become increasingly frustrating to listen to regarding Carlos Alcatraz’s wrist injury.”

As a passionate tennis fan, I don’t believe @Carlos Alcatraz owes anyone detailed explanations about his medical condition. Athletes have a right to privacy, & their health should be managed on their own terms.

Andre Agassi has spoken openly about his own career, including personal struggles & playing through injuries, as described in his book. Given that experience, one would expect a greater appreciation for an athlete’s need for privacy & recovery time.

Instead of demanding answers, I believe fans should support Carlos & allow him the time he needs to fully recover. Most tennis fans would rather see him return healthy & ready to compete than feel pressured to provide constant updates.

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

“Pure emptiness. There’s absolutely nothing in my head … We are athletes, very few of us have anything in our head anyway. So, sometimes it’s easier to be stupid & not to think too much.”

This self deprecating stupidity in a statement by tennis player A ‘Sascha’ Zverev which makes me overcome with shock & surprised by his comments. Every time this guy speaks he puts his foot in his mouth. Maybe he was having issues with a “temporary state of confusion”.
#SMH!

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

“Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Says Americans Dipping Into Savings to Support themselves Could be a Good Sign Actually.”

That is the dumbest statement I’ve ever heard! Which economics textbook did he get his information from?

For individuals & household, it serves as a glaring warning sign of extreme financial stress due to stagnant wages & persistent inflation. This indicates that many households have exhausted the financial buffers they built up earlier in the decade.
#SMH!

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

Today, I am paying my respects & honoring the fallen soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

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“Iran agrees to give up “nuclear dust” stockpile in deal according to Trump.”

Here’s My take:

There are reports about this, but it’s NOT yet confirmed as a finalized agreement.

I have come across a number of news outlets reported that the Trump admin. & Iran are discussing a deal in which Iran would surrender or remove its stockpiles of highly enriched uranium which Trump has been wrongly calling “nuclear dust”

However, there are important caveats:

• A senior Iranian source DENIED that Iran has agreed to hand over its uranium stockpile.
• Even some U.S. officials have quoted in recent reporting…
described the talks as ongoing & not fully settled.
• Trump himself has repeatedly claimed Iran would give up the material but Iran has not publicly and/or clearly confirmed those claims. “Wishful thinking on his part”

A key point to note:
“nuclear dust” is not a known official technical term among physicists. But Trump in all his “wisdom” appears to be referring to Iran’s stockpiles of highly enriched uranium as nuclear dust.

So the most accurate answer right now is:

��� There are active negotiations & reports of hopefully a possible agreement.
• Trump says Iran agreed in principle. (???)
• Iran publicly disputes that a final agreement exists to surrender the enriched uranium.
• A fully verified, signed deal has not been publicly confirmed yet.

Most recent news Trump recently said “Iran’s deal isn’t even fully negotiated” Obviously, he is talking out of both sides of his mouth which is sending mixed messages to his adversary!

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“If Iran had a new secret weapon why would they inform the world about it… that they will use it if attacked again”.

Here’s My response:

If a country truly has a powerful new weapon & publicly hinting at it can serve several strategic purposes even if they never fully reveal what it is. It’s just basic strategy, I think.

Iran officials & military figures have recently made vague statements about “advanced”, “secret”, or “AI - powered” weapons & warned of severe retaliation if attacked again.

I think that there are a few reasons for them to do this:

• Deterrence:
The main goal may be to make enemies hesitate.
If opponents believe Iran might have unexpected or costly to counter, they may think twice before attacking.

• Nuclear powers have long used this logic: uncertainty itself can be a weapon.

• Psychological warfare:
Modern conflicts are fought partly in the information space.

• Domestic politics:
Governments under pressure often project strength to reassure their own population.

• Strategic ambiguity:
Sometimes countries
Intentionally reveal just enough to create an uncertainty while hiding actual capabilities.
Case in point:
Israel’s nuclear posture is a classic example of deliberate ambiguity.

• Bluffing is also possible:
Not every “secret weapon”
claim is fully credible.
Nations sometimes exaggerate military capabilities for leverage & Iran might just be doing that.

Iran already has known
capabilities in:

• ballistic missiles,
• drones,
• proxy militias… Hamas,
Hezbollah & Houthis.
• naval disruption in the Strait of
Hormuz.
• cyber operations,
• and extensive underground military infrastructure.

Bottom line:
My assessment is that… Iran is simply BLUFFING because if they had such secret weapons they would certainly used it already.

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

“The heights by great men/women reached & kept, were not attained by sudden flight, but they, while their companions slept, were toiling upward in the night.”

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“U. S. defense official overseeing AI reaped millions of dollars selling xAI stock after The Pentagon entered agreement with company.”

Here’s My take:

When it comes to the U.S. Department of Defense, people expect decisions to be made purely on national security & NOT for personal gain. Situations like this can erode confidence & even if no rule was clearly broken, the perception is there to indicate EXACTLY that.

If the reporting is accurate, this is ethically questionable & at worst potentially illegal, depending on the details. Either way, it’s the kind of situation that usually triggers a lot of ethical concerns. There should be more scrutiny of public & private AI partnerships.
#BlatantDisregard!

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

“Elon Musk calls medical school ‘pointless’ says robots will beat any surgeon in 3 years - telling students to walk away.”

Here’s My take.

I think Elon Musk is pushing a bold, provocative idea to spark discussion like he always does.
But taken literally, the claim that robots will outperform any surgeon in 3 years is highly unlikely & hogwash.

I will give his point a little recognition.
Yes, AI & robotics are advancing fast in medicine: Surgical robots like those used in minimally invasive procedures have already improved precision & reduce human error. Also, I think AI can assist more with imaging & diagnostics.

So yes, robots will transform surgery & some tasks will become heavily machine- driven.
But here’s the difference:

Surgery isn’t just mechanical execution:
Every human body is slightly different & complications can happens mid- surgery that require human input which is deeply innovative which robots don’t possess.
The human factors is very important in communicating with patients & families, especially in making decisions… not to mention bedside manners & exercising empathy which robots would NOT have.

So, instead of replacing doctors, AI will likely:
• Make surgeons more effective
• Reduce errors & making the future surgeon look more like…
A highly trained doctor working with an advanced AI system & not being replaced by them.

It’s natural for one to be skeptical. There are fundamental aspects of human intelligence & judgment that machine still struggling with.
Robots will change medicine dramatically, but “walk away from medical school” is NOT a sound advice at all right now!

If anything, medicine is becoming more interesting, not less.

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

@TrackGazette Omg! “She is in a league of her own”

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U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro says the DOJ will appeal the decision blocking subpoenas against Powell.

But Pirro still doesn’t get it. It’s time for the DOJ to move on from this frivolous attempt to criminalize policy disagreements.

The priority now should be the economy. The President must focus on getting his future Fed Chair nominee, Kevin Warsh, confirmed by the Senate so the country can get the economy back on track.

It’s about the economy, Pirro.

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“Today Iran will be hit very hard,’ U.S. President Donald Trump warns.” Why does the U.S. keep on telegraphing our intentions to the Iranian Revolutionary Guards?

“A wise man holds his tongue. Only a fool blurts out everything he knows.”
#JustFinishTheJob!

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

“Iran Revolutionary Guards threatens the U.S. if military operations continue in the Middle East.” Mr President show no mercy in wiping out the entire corrupt, terrorists regime, the guards aren’t in any position to dictate the terms & conditions of the war.

The whole world will be thankful to the U.S. & our allies in the future for eradicating this evil regime from power.
#StrengthAndResolve!!

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

The Strait of Hormuz is an international artery for global energy. If Iran tries to blockade it, the U.S. and our allies must ensure it stays open. Freedom of navigation is non- negotiable. America must stand united in strength and resolve.

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“Iran cannot have a nuclear bomb, very simple. Regardless- Israel or not - Iran cannot have a nuclear bomb.” Mr President as a lifelong Republican I must commend you for taking this bold step forward, it’s your best decision to date in both of your administration.

The situation in the Middle East on the ground in Tehran in particular has changed dramatically and a good president must act nimble, flexible and decisive in his decision making.

Now, was the right moment in “Cutting off the head of the Snake” so-called supreme leader Ali Khamenei, anything less is unacceptable. The Iranian people need to Get up, stand up and take control of their country from the corrupt and oppressive regime.
#KudosToYou! #RegimeChange!

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

“Life is a hard battle anyway. If we laugh and sing a little as we fight the good fight of freedom, it makes it all go easier. I will not allow my life’s light to be determined by the darkness around me.”

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

“Truth holds an intrinsic, enduring strength that ultimately reshapes reality and provides a foundation for growth, justice and freedom.”
< Sojourner Truth >

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“A powerful quote can give us hope on a hard day, push us to take action when we feel stuck, or simply remind us that we are not alone. They’re easy to remember, easy to share, and often carry lessons shaped by real experience. In a busy world full of noise, a short, meaningful quote can pause us for a moment, and that small pause can spark clarity, courage or change.”

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

“The superior man, when resting in safety, does not forget that danger may come. When in a state of security he does not forget the possibility of ruin. When all is orderly, he does not forget that disorder may come.”

[Lenworth @Lenworth7]

“You may write me down in history
With your bitter, twisted lies,
You may trod me in the very dirt
But still, like dust, I’ll rise.

Does my sassiness upset you?
Why are you beset with gloom?
‘Cause I walk like I’ve got oil wells
Pumping in my living room.
Just like moons and like suns,
With the certainty of tides,
Just like hopes springing high,
Still I’ll rise.”
< Maya Angelou >