My community launched a token for me $GTF
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All commissions earned from it will go toward investing in my project "GROK FACTORY"
What's planned?:
> Launching a website for everyone, so that anyone can use GROK AGENT
All of this is coming soon
Israeli youth are more motivated than ever to protect the State of Israel, the only Jewish state in the world. Anyone who wishes to see us gone should understand that we are not going anywhere.
TRAMPOLINE WAITING AT THE CANYON FLOOR
Real footage. A woman on a granite ledge beside a waterfall, arms up, and several hundred feet below her a trampoline anchored by guy lines over open rock
the business question here is not the stunt, it is what the stunt is still worth:
→ this costs a permit, a rigging crew, a medic on site and an insurer who agrees to the whole thing
→ the same shot, generated, costs a prompt and an afternoon, and nobody can tell from the frame which one they are looking at
→ so the production cost of the real version did not fall, while the market price of the image collapsed
→ what the real version still owns is provability, and provability is the one thing a vertical video cannot carry
→ which means the asset is no longer the footage, it is the audience's belief that this account does not fake things
that belief is now the entire product, and it is fragile in a way a rigging budget never was. one generated clip posted without a label, by anyone, damages every real stunt account at once
the accounts that survive this are going to be the ones that make verification part of the format: the rigging in frame, the crew, the second angle, the unglamorous setup shot. the thing that used to be cut for pace becomes the proof of purchase
and that is a general rule now, well past stunt content. when the output is cheap to fake, the audit trail becomes the product
if you want to see how thin the line has got, image-to-video off one still is the cheapest test there is. @Picsart does it from a phone
the drop is real. proving that is the expensive part now
Marine Le Pen promises a total ban on the hijab in public, making it punishable by on-the-spot fines if caught. The leader of the National Rally officially pledged to expand the existing nationwide ban on Islamic face coverings to include hijab headscarves if her party wins the upcoming French elections in 2027.
Le Pen argues that Islamic headscarves and facial veils are imposed upon Muslim women by Islamists, violating France's secularist position on women's choice.
She adds that Muslim women in France are subdued by covert Islamist networks that impose extreme religious rules in immigrant communities directly against French principles, specifically pointing out the Muslim Brotherhood as the main culprit.