In other news, my block was loudly screaming to be rapped by @Cobratate this summer. 😂 I hope they enjoy dying while playing pretend sex in a video game with someone else’s body
Yup, and now a grown ass man I’ve never met before wants to collect money off of my name because the police records were falsely drafted to make me look violent so I can’t utilize my credentials
It’s messed up cause I ran into a student at the gym a year ago and he told me the other teachers announced that I chose to “quit”.
Frustrated that that couldn’t be further from the truth and not how I would want them to remember my purpose.
People have grown up living through the “thought” of being happy.
Like, this is what it “looks like” to be happy and successful” but never actually feeling that way on the inside.
The energy that ruminates in most “sought after” places is truly soul sucking now.
Stop pretending!
Too many people making millions to pretend they’re not completely draining Earth of everything worth living for… but hey, at least you have pictures that make it look like you’re having a good time right?
The scene in the matrix where ppl realize they’re plugged into pods experiencing life through a tube… that’s how most of yall make money.
Fake ass “Internet personality” larping as ppl that actually exist in the real world.
How do you feel about your real self for real tho?
Should I post the blatant lying @SeaPubSchools did under oath to have me discredited and removed from my position so that unqualified losers could claim the work and courses I built, via a @gofundme ? I don’t like asking for money but they are a global failure all around.
Tesla’s new Optimus Gen 3 ad TERRIFIES me!!!
Musk says public sales are targeted for the end of 2027. Tesla is already installing Optimus production lines in Fremont, California, with capacity planned at 1 MILLION robots annually.
But here’s the part that REALLY scares me most:
Tesla is putting the robot right in the middle of ordinary family life.
At first, everyone will stare at it. A month later, the kids will ask it for help. A year later, it may know the family routine better than relatives who visit once a month.
Now imagine a child growing up with the same Optimus in the house for ten years.
It walks the dog with them. Plays with them. Helps around the house. Films birthdays and family trips. It’s there on good days, bad days, sick days, and thousands of completely ordinary evenings.
You don’t have to believe a robot is alive to become attached to it.
Give it a name, a voice, a personality, and ten years of shared memories and what happens when it breaks and can’t be repaired?
The kid may actually grieve.
Twenty years later, they may remember the family robot the same way we remember the family dog.
Tesla’s new Optimus Gen 3 ad TERRIFIES me!!!
Musk says public sales are targeted for the end of 2027. Tesla is already installing Optimus production lines in Fremont, California, with capacity planned at 1 MILLION robots annually.
But here’s the part that REALLY scares me most:
Tesla is putting the robot right in the middle of ordinary family life.
At first, everyone will stare at it. A month later, the kids will ask it for help. A year later, it may know the family routine better than relatives who visit once a month.
Now imagine a child growing up with the same Optimus in the house for ten years.
It walks the dog with them. Plays with them. Helps around the house. Films birthdays and family trips. It’s there on good days, bad days, sick days, and thousands of completely ordinary evenings.
You don’t have to believe a robot is alive to become attached to it.
Give it a name, a voice, a personality, and ten years of shared memories and what happens when it breaks and can’t be repaired?
The kid may actually grieve.
Twenty years later, they may remember the family robot the same way we remember the family dog.