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拉里·埃里森刚刚提出了地球上没有哪个记者能回答的唯一一个问题。

一位《华尔街日报》的记者当面告诉拉里·埃里森，埃隆·马斯克不知道自己在做什么。

埃里森只问了一个问题。

埃里森：

“这个家伙把火箭降落在海洋中央的机器人平台上……而你却说他不知道自己在做什么？你曾经降落过火箭吗？”

“你是谁？为什么我该相信你，而不是相信我的朋友埃隆？”

这是整个媒体阶层整整十年都在回避的问题：

你是谁，有资格评判？
你建造过什么？
你发射过什么？
你解决过什么问题，而那问题不涉及键盘和截止日期？

埃里森：
“你就坐在那里，面对你的苹果麦金塔电脑，写一篇文章说埃隆是个白痴。”

他们坐在一台自己没设计过的笔记本电脑后面。
使用一张自己没建过的网络。
运行在他们甚至无法解释的硅芯片上。
却告诉全世界，那个把人类送往太空的人不知道自己在做什么。

他们从未建造过比Word文档更重的东西。

尽管如此，他们还是以绝对的确定性发布了这些内容。

这才是真正应该让你不安的地方。
不是批评本身。
而是他们发表批评时的那种自信。
那种评判自己根本无法坚持一学期的领域的完全缺乏自我意识。

马斯克不依赖意见行事。
他操作的是宇宙的物理层，在那里，数学要么奏效……要么火箭就回不来。

他的批评者们则操作着一个文本编辑器。

他建造了运送NASA宇航员前往国际空间站的载具。
那个将互联网带到活跃战区的卫星星座。
那个电动汽车，迫使全球所有制造商放弃了基于内燃机的计划。

他最吵闹的批评者们，只在文章末尾建了一个签名。

那么……为什么会有这么多协调一致的仇恨？

因为他们丢了缰绳。

攻击之所以加剧，不是因为马斯克作为工程师变差了。
而是因为他收购了X。
他公开了算法。
他把公共广场还给了人们。
并摧毁了他们控制你思想的能力。

他们恨的不是工程师。

他们恨的是工程师夺走了他们的垄断。

你无法取消一枚火箭。
你无法发表一篇反重力的文章。
你无法编辑物理定律。

他们控制叙事。

他控制物理。

而两者中，有一个正通往火星。

[Carla Mouriño @CarlaMourinho]

He ido a tomar café al lugar más bonito del mundo? Es posible. Está a las afueras de Kyoto, en el río Kibune.

[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

Knowledge grows when you ask stupid questions. Stupidity grows when you don't ask anything.

[Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar]

Life is too short to worry about little things.

Have fun. Fall in love. Regret nothing, and do not let people bring you down.

Study, think, create, and grow. Teach yourself and teach others.

—Professor Richard Feynman

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@ImtiazMadmood 🤣

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@Osint613 Just be happy.

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@Osint613 

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@EliAfriatISR Karl Marx

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@Math_files 😄😄

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@MOSSADil $100 must be paid by the family of the death row prisoner.

[Cellier @cellier_]

斯坦福一堂关于谈判的课程，有一句话彻底改变了我对谈判的理解：

“谈判不是一次性的，而是连续发生的。”
（Negotiations are serial, not episodic.）
大多数人谈判时，总觉得眼前这一局最重要。

优秀的谈判者却不是这样想的。

他们知道：

• 声誉会复利
• 信任会复利
• 关系会复利

所以他们会：
→ 关注利益，而非立场
→ 避免操纵和套路
→ 把精力留给真正重要的问题
→ 努力创造双赢结果
→ 即使有分歧，也尽量维护关系
最优秀的谈判者，并不是在追求今天利益最大化。

他们是在为接下来的 10 次谈判优化。

这是完全不同的游戏。

[The Scientific Lens @LensScientific]

In the opening lecture of The Feynman Lectures on Physics, Richard Feynman posed a remarkable question: If all scientific knowledge were lost and only one sentence could be passed to future generations, what statement would preserve the most information?

His answer was the atomic hypothesis:

“All things are made of atoms.”

To Feynman, this single idea contained an enormous amount of knowledge. From the behavior of matter to the complexity of life and the structure of the cosmos, countless scientific discoveries emerge from understanding how atoms move and interact.

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@EricLDaugh 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱✊✊✊

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@Defensa_Israel 🇮🇱🇮🇱👏👏

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@MOSSADil Lose people who cheat to eat and drink

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@LionsOfZion_ORG The whole territory should be occupied.

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@MOSSADil @JLMelenchon 😂😂

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@isaacrrr7 👏👏👏

[Henshi @HenshiG]

Another Life-Saving Breakthrough from Israel.

(I beseech the people that boycott hummus and avocados to add this to their list😁)

Imagine lying on the battlefield or the sports field after a devastating blow to the head — your life slipping away not from the impact itself, but from the invisible bleeding inside your skull that no one can detect in time.

Every year, thousands die this way, waiting for a hospital CT scan that comes too late. The fear, the helplessness, the heartbreaking loss — it’s a nightmare that has haunted soldiers, athletes, and trauma victims for far too long.

Now, Israeli scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science and Sheba Medical Center have delivered a beacon of hope: the NeuroPatch.

This soft, flexible ultrasound patch sticks gently to the temple and works like a guardian angel, continuously sending low-intensity ultrasound waves through the skull. It tracks even the tiniest midline brain shift — as small as 1 millimeter — the deadly warning sign of expanding blood that’s crushing the brain.

Connected wirelessly to a smartphone, its AI instantly analyzes the signals and sounds the alarm the moment danger appears.

No hospital. No waiting. Just real-time detection in the field.

At just $40 and with 6 hours of battery life, this single-use marvel is already being deployed on soldiers and athletes, turning moments of terror into chances for survival.
In emotional validation trials with 340 trauma patients in Israeli emergency rooms, the NeuroPatch achieved an impressive 89% sensitivity and 93% specificity — spotting life-threatening bleeds before CT scans could even begin.

This isn’t just technology. It’s a revolution that brings hope to those facing the scariest injuries imaginable.

Israel continues to show the world what ingenuity and compassion can achieve when lives are on the line.

With all the billions in aid, what have the Palestinians contributed?