☢️ WW3 ALERT: Countries are now voting to LIFT BANS on deploying nuclear weapons.
Lithuanian parliament voted to lift ban, signaling the first step for the country to re-arm.
Elon Musk says don't save for retirement.
His exact words: "It won't matter."
Meanwhile, he's worth $600 billion.
Here's what he's actually betting on...
On the Moonshots podcast last month, Musk laid out his thesis:
- AI surpasses all human intelligence combined by 2030
- More humanoid robots than humans on Earth
- Robot surgeons better than any doctor within 3 years
- Work becomes optional - like gardening as a hobby
- Not universal basic income. Universal "whatever you want" income.
He called it a "supersonic tsunami" of abundance.
The logic:
If robots can build homes, grow food, manufacture goods, and provide services at near-zero cost - what exactly are you saving for?
And this isn't theoretical anymore.
Tesla is deploying Optimus humanoid robots.
OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI are racing toward autonomous AI.
Physical AI startups are raising billion-dollar rounds.
Compute, energy, and automation infrastructure are absorbing historic capital.
This is deployment, not R&D.
But here's what Musk left out...
Abundance doesn't equal distribution.
Housing, healthcare, and real assets won't magically become free. Ownership of productive systems will matter more, not less.
For 70 years, retirement planning assumed:
You sell labor → earn income → invest → compound.
That model depends on labor remaining scarce.
If labor becomes optional, the framework shifts from wage accumulation to asset ownership.
Who owns the robots?
Who owns the AI models?
Who owns the energy powering them?
The future of retirement may not be about saving more dollars.
It may be about owning the machines that create them.
Musk isn't telling you savings don't matter.
He's telling you you need to find a way to own the upside.
🇾🇪🇸🇦 BREAKING: Saudi East-West oil pipeline hit AGAIN!!!
New satellite imagery shows a fire at Pumping Station No. 2 on Saudi Arabia’s critical East-West Pipeline following another reported Yemeni attack.
The strike comes just as Aramco allegedly had restored the pipeline to more than 80% capacity after September attacks damaged three pumping stations and temporarily shut the entire system.
The 1,200-km pipeline is Saudi Arabia’s principal route for moving crude from its eastern oil fields to Yanbu on the Red Sea while bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, and has recently carried around 4–5% of global oil supply.
Aramco repair crews saying, “You have got to be kidding me.”
🚨🚨 BREAKING: FBI Director Kash Patel and CIA Director John Ratcliffe have just RELEASED A TROVE OF DOCUMENTS PROVING THAT THE FBI PLANTED AND TAMPERED WITH EVIDENCE DURING THEIR RAID OF PRESIDENT TRUMP’S MAR-A-LAGO HOME. They also knew that they didn’t have probable cause to raid his home in the first place, but the Biden administration put enormous pressure on them to raid President Trump’s home anyway. A senior Biden official was quoted as saying, “I don’t give a shit what the optics look like.” The case was all a BIG LIE - And Jack Smith and his team fabricated the entire thing. The criminal cases against President Trump were the Biden administration’s own version of Russiagate: It was a coup attempt meant to take down President Trump and prevent him from his inevitable return to The White House by illegally weaponizing the justice system against their political opponent. Each and every one of them should spend the rest of their lives in federal prison for this HIGH TREASON. God Bless Kash Patel and John Ratcliffe for EXPOSING THE TRUTH IN THESE BOMBSHELL DOCUMENTS.
The US government sent $2.7 TRILLION in Medicare & Medicaid money overseas to people who were NOT eligible to receive it.
That’s 8% of our national debt.
Medicare isn't going broke. The money is being stolen.
THIS ROBOT HAS A DEAD FLY'S BRAIN AND IT WALKS LIKE A FLY
scientists sliced the fly into thousands of layers thinner than a virus to copy every wire in its body
the fly didn't survive
the map did: 166,700 neurons, from the brain all the way down to the legs
so somebody built it a new body
six metal legs, 18 motors, two camera eyes and a battery strapped to its back
no walking code, they just wired the leg neurons into the motors and switched it on
> it turned its head and looked straight at the camera
> then it walked, three legs down, three legs up, the exact way a real fly does
> when someone reached for it, it froze
> when the hand got closer, it ran
nobody taught it any of that
the fly has been dead for years, and its brain still knows how to escape
next on the list is a mouse
@NotDiogenes Doesn't really matter to me, I don't talk to my neighbors and they don't talk to me and that's the way I like it, People minding their own business is where it's at