I’m generally a techno-optimist, but this low-effort anti-AI activism on the subway is hilarious
(+ also a sign of the times, spend by a random AI wrapper on ads paired with the general population protesting the tech)
grateful to have been convinced to study brains together one semester in college, to have a partner in crime for umpteen shenanigans, and to be spending the rest of our lives together 🩵💍🧿
The arena of play is vital and delicate.
A swordsman has more liberty to experiment new maneuvers with wooden daggers, rather than under the duress of battle
https://t.co/jHVSJYYqtg
SF Climate Week 2025: The future is speeding past the guards of the present. Run alongside the intruder and you will catch a blurry glimpse of its form. After admiring its power, you will no longer ask when the world will change, but how.
https://t.co/fU4QairKQ1
We are in the midst of the techno-planetary revolution. This quiet terraformation will be monumental. We'll look back and say: "We harnessed the magic of Earth."
https://t.co/FjnvYYBPsi
thought I saw a clipboard that said it was April 12 - and two days later I caught myself numbering dates as April 14th
insanely confused when I saw April 3rd on my phone
have always loved the Money Stuff newsletter, but now listening to the podcast for the first time
@matt_levine I did not expect your voice to be that deep... colossal aura
thinking for yourself, instead of using AI, will soon be like making a gift by hand
it will be more meaningful than what’s off the shelf, but probably lower quality unless you’re a master of your craft and put in significant time
>talking to the CEO of a grocery startup tomorrow
>got bored while creating a deck around market trends, partnerships, etc.
> go use the app, pick up in-store, and ask the Stop & Shop employee some questions
> now have energy, unique insights, and a 4-inch blueberry pie