Steve Czigan

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

"There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way to death."

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

Ai can't make ocean front property. In fact, it can't make property at all.

[Peter H. Diamandis, MD @PeterDiamandis]

ELON MUSK:
“We’re going to have universal high income.
We’ll basically just issue money to people."

"AI and robots are going to make so much stuff and provide so many services that they’ll run out of things to do for humans."

"Money will stop being relevant at some point in the future."

"AI won’t use human currency. It will care about power and mass: wattage and tonnage.”

ME:
“So just as you’re becoming a multi-trillionaire, money starts to have less value?”

ELON:
“Yeah, pretty much.”

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@PeterDiamandis AI can't make ocean front property.

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@heavypulp @elonmusk Just wondering, how many times did you have to tell Grok that the chariot must move forward?

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@lsanger Planetary gearset, this is how automatic transmissions work.

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@quiettom2000 @lsanger You've missed the plot. The heavens declare God's glory.

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

And the Creator is a very different kind of thing than a human.

[Colin Wright @SwipeWright]

@MaxDerakhshani An organism is a very different kind of thing than a watch.

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@lsanger If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice...

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

There's no dark side of the moon, really. Matter of fact it's all dark...

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@FaceLikeTheSun @Truth_matters20 https://t.co/vpFKmmvzJh

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@MarioNawfal I've driven Ford’s ADAS and their plug-in hybrids—both inferior to Tesla.
I’m a truck/diesel tech who used to live for manual transmissions and the raw feel of the road.
Mark my words, EVs will win, and self-driving will win. It’s simply the superior experience.

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

Yeah, I don't know...

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

AI is going to wipe out at least 25 million jobs in the next 5 to 10 years. Probably much more. It will destroy every creative field. It will make it impossible to discern reality from fiction. It will absolutely obliterate what’s left of the education system. Kids will go through 12 years of grade school and learn absolutely nothing. AI will do it all for them. We have already seen the last truly literate generation.

All of this is coming, and fast. There is still time to prevent some of the worst outcomes, or at least put them off. But our leaders aren’t doing a single thing about any of this. None of them are taking it seriously. We’re sleepwalking into a dystopia that any rational person can see from miles away. It drives me nuts. Are we really just going to lie down and let AI take everything from us? Is that the plan?

[Ekkie Tepsupornchai (PSA Defender) @ekkiet]

“When you were dead in your transgressions… He made you alive… having FORGIVEN US ALL OUR TRANSGRESSIONS, having CANCELLED OUT THE CERTIFICATE OF DEBT… which was hostile to us; and He has taken it out of the way, HAVING NAILED IT TO THE CROSS.”
— Col. 2:13-14

Very clear. 👆🏼

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

While we have tens of thousands of data points that, when put together, form a vivid picture of an Inside Job, do we have a single internal document that proves complicity rather than just foreknowledge or simply letting it happen?

It appears to me they were much better at eliminating the paper trail related to that day than the COVID cover-up.

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@jon_newland @ShinarSquirrel

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@truthstreamnews Please, no!

It's bad enough seeing what's in my own head...

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

What would be better: find 400+ Thomas Massie-like representatives for each district and 2 Thomas Massie like senators for each state.

[jack @jack]

.@RepThomasMassie for president

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@elonmusk everything is NOT on the Internet.

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

Do you know that 1000s of local newspapers have NEVER been digitized?

Do you know there are 100s and 1000s of extremely well written stories that have historic value, that have never been digitally saved?

Do you know that these stories, these journalists and these editors built very High Protein data because IT COST MONEY to print each word and it cost INTEGRITY to get things wrong?

Do you know that at one time there were 100s of 1000s of local journalists and editors all that had to face their families and communities when they wrote each word?

Do you know that fever dream hot takes, drive-by TLDR comments, single minded bifurcated polarized agendas were mostly not tolerated by most local newspapers and thusly had a better insight into contemporaneous events?

Do you know that our honest history, science and technology was in those newspapers?

Do you know that sometimes the ONLY account of this past is a single microfilm or microfiche from a library archive?

Do you know that from 1977-2003 millions of these microfilm or microfiche were sent to the dumpster?

Do you know that in 2025 this curated data is not just absolutely relevant for AI training but for the ability for humanity to know the past and to not be doomed to…

Repeating the past mistakes…

Over and over again.

This is what I knew for decades.

Do you now know why this is vitally important to save now, as the last of these archives are gone—forever?

Do you now know ONE reason I say that it is vital that AI be trained on the can-do era of do-it-yourself mindset of the 1870s-1970s and not in “it cost me nothing to post” Internet Sewage by basement dwellers of Reddit and Wikipedia hidden behind screens with no code and no one to face for what they type?

I am now very sorry because knowing this, what I have known for so many decades…

It weighs heavy.

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@elonmusk

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

Do you know that 1000s of local newspapers have NEVER been digitized?

Do you know there are 100s and 1000s of extremely well written stories that have historic value, that have never been digitally saved?

Do you know that these stories, these journalists and these editors built very High Protein data because IT COST MONEY to print each word and it cost INTEGRITY to get things wrong?

Do you know that at one time there were 100s of 1000s of local journalists and editors all that had to face their families and communities when they wrote each word?

Do you know that fever dream hot takes, drive-by TLDR comments, single minded bifurcated polarized agendas were mostly not tolerated by most local newspapers and thusly had a better insight into contemporaneous events?

Do you know that our honest history, science and technology was in those newspapers?

Do you know that sometimes the ONLY account of this past is a single microfilm or microfiche from a library archive?

Do you know that from 1977-2003 millions of these microfilm or microfiche were sent to the dumpster?

Do you know that in 2025 this curated data is not just absolutely relevant for AI training but for the ability for humanity to know the past and to not be doomed to…

Repeating the past mistakes…

Over and over again.

This is what I knew for decades.

Do you now know why this is vitally important to save now, as the last of these archives are gone—forever?

Do you now know ONE reason I say that it is vital that AI be trained on the can-do era of do-it-yourself mindset of the 1870s-1970s and not in “it cost me nothing to post” Internet Sewage by basement dwellers of Reddit and Wikipedia hidden behind screens with no code and no one to face for what they type?

I am now very sorry because knowing this, what I have known for so many decades…

It weighs heavy.

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

Do you know that 1000s of local newspapers have NEVER been digitized?

Do you know there are 100s and 1000s of extremely well written stories that have historic value, that have never been digitally saved?

Do you know that these stories, these journalists and these editors built very High Protein data because IT COST MONEY to print each word and it cost INTEGRITY to get things wrong?

Do you know that at one time there were 100s of 1000s of local journalists and editors all that had to face their families and communities when they wrote each word?

Do you know that fever dream hot takes, drive-by TLDR comments, single minded bifurcated polarized agendas were mostly not tolerated by most local newspapers and thusly had a better insight into contemporaneous events?

Do you know that our honest history, science and technology was in those newspapers?

Do you know that sometimes the ONLY account of this past is a single microfilm or microfiche from a library archive?

Do you know that from 1977-2003 millions of these microfilm or microfiche were sent to the dumpster?

Do you know that in 2025 this curated data is not just absolutely relevant for AI training but for the ability for humanity to know the past and to not be doomed to…

Repeating the past mistakes…

Over and over again.

This is what I knew for decades.

Do you now know why this is vitally important to save now, as the last of these archives are gone—forever?

Do you now know ONE reason I say that it is vital that AI be trained on the can-do era of do-it-yourself mindset of the 1870s-1970s and not in “it cost me nothing to post” Internet Sewage by basement dwellers of Reddit and Wikipedia hidden behind screens with no code and no one to face for what they type?

I am now very sorry because knowing this, what I have known for so many decades…

It weighs heavy.

[Steve Czigan @pstroke11]

@LennyWayes @Flash14721106 @BrianRoemmele https://t.co/Ea5TdajAbp