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Elon Musk literally explained why he rented a whole data center to Anthropic, a rival lab he used to attack in public.
" Walter Isaacson asked him about it in the season debut of The Builders. "
> Musk says AI is "providing them with compute" that they really needed. (00:31)
- But before he rented it, he went and met a bunch of people at Anthropic to see if anyone set off his "evil detector." (01:10)
- Nobody did. Everyone he met was "very nice" and "conscientious," in his telling. (01:44)
- His one worry is the name. Reality, he says, is an irony maximizer. OpenAI is now closed. Stability AI is unstable. Mid journey is not mid. So a company called Anthropic has a good chance of being misanthropic. (02:50)
- Then he pitched his alternative to a regulator, which he says takes a long time to set up and writes rules too slowly. (04:57)
- The frontier labs get on a call once a week. A week before any release, rivals get access to the new model and try to break it. Competitors would keep each other honest, he says. (07:18)
- He plans to bring the idea to Anthropic. Asked about Sam Altman, he does not soften it: "so deceptive."
The deal is on the record. In May, Anthropic said it would take all of the compute at Colossus 1, AI's data center in Memphis.
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You can be wrong about many things in life. Don't be wrong about how to receive eternal life.
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Where did we come from & where are we going? To celebrate the release of the newly revised & updated edition of 'I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist', let's re-examine the scientific & philosophical evidence for the origin of the universe.
🤖 Made with AI
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7 observations:
1. Negative World is back with a vengeance.
2. Liberal Protestantism is also back.
3. The podcast bros left.
4. The economy was THE issue.
5. The Iran War is not popular.
6. Anti-Israel sentiment will only increase.
7. Evangelicals are disillusioned.
Negative World just returned.
Here's my new essay on why this happened and what we evangelicals can do going forward.
owenstrachan.substack.com/p/…
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Faith Fast Fact: Daily prayer has stopped falling — 44% of U.S. adults pray daily, down from 58% in 2007 but stable since 2021. — Pew Research, 2023-24
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everyone saw the election rally.. nobody did the math..
yesterday Wall Street partied over the midterm results.. the Dow jumped 1,580 points and the S&P 500 added 1.6%..
this morning more than $2 trillion walked back out the door in under an hour..
these 5 chip makers have a combined market value above $9 trillion..
every single chip maker on that list lost something specific to this vote..
WHO → LOST → WHY
Nvidia → $362 billion → sells the chips every AI data center runs on
TSMC → $177 billion → builds almost every one of those chips
Micron → $126 billion → the memory inside the same data centers
Broadcom → $123 billion → custom AI chips for big tech
AMD → $120 billion → the number 2 AI chip seller, down 15%
here's the catch..
every one of those chip makers is on that list because the party that just won both houses of Congress has members who ran on pausing new data centers..
the combined market value lost across those 5 chip makers is over $900 billion.. in one morning..
that's not a normal red day.. that's a $900 billion bill dressed up as a normal red day..
if Congress says yes to even half of it.. the AI building boom changes overnight..
if Congress says no.. 5 of the most powerful chip makers in the world lost $900 billion for nothing..
and markets will price that answer in real time.
the evening news will call this profit taking.. if you want the version without the spin, follow me..
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$2,500,000,000,000 wiped out from the US stock market in just 60 minutes.
Democrats just popped the AI bubble.
Starlink enables education in remote areas
Starlink is bringing internet access to remote classrooms in Indonesia
Katingan’s local government is distributing Starlink kits to preschools, elementary schools and junior high schools across areas where traditional internet remains weak or unavailable
In 2026, Katingan received 287 Starlink units in total
Of those, 174 were allocated to education including PAUD, elementary schools, junior high schools and regional education coordinators
For teachers and students, that means access to digital learning materials, online references and school services that were much harder to reach before
A single Starlink connection opens up an entire classroom to the world
Tesla self-driving gives mobility to seniors
Larry is 98 years old, and he bought a Tesla Model Y because of Full Self-Driving.
His first car was a 1931 Ford Model A. After 80 years behind the wheel, he says driving with Tesla FSD feels more relaxing. He even took his Model Y on a road trip to Colorado and called the drive “a breeze.”
For older drivers, that extra help can take some of the stress out of a busy drive across town. It can also make it easier to say yes to a weekend with the grandkids.
I love that Tesla is building technology that can help people stay independent as they get older. Being able to tell your family “I’ll come see you this weekend” and make the trip on your own schedule means a lot. ♥️
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Biden’s wide-open border didn’t just let people in. It built a permanent voting bloc that will shape American policy for decades.
Japan has spent 50 years being called xenophobic for protecting its borders.
Left-aligned globalist media and international bodies lectured Tokyo about accepting more refugees and loosening immigration, but last night is exactly why Japan should hold firm.
I'm Japanese. Watching your midterm results roll in on Tuesday night broke my heart.
Republicans lost ground. A wave of Muslim and radical leftists just won seats across your country.
Since Tuesday, my American friends keep asking me the same question.
How did Japan stay Japan?
In Tokyo, trains leave on the exact second.
Leave your phone on a cafe table, and it is still waiting an hour later. Every year, people in Tokyo turn in over 4 billion yen in lost cash to the police.
We didn't keep this by accident.
When warships forced Japan open in 1853, our ancestors made a vow. Japanese spirit, Western technique.
Take the steel, the railways, and the factories. Leave the self-hatred at the dock.
After 1945, leftists tried to make us hate our history. We refused.
We never let guilt become a state religion the way your universities did. Nobody taught our kids that our ancestors were evil, or that the family was a crime.
Foreigners are still just 3 percent of Japan. When globalists called us closed, we didn't care. We went back to work.
A border isn't just a wall. It is a people who refuse to apologize for who they are.
But you need to hear the second half of our story before it is too late.
Japan kept its culture. Yet we are dying anyway.
In 1949, 2.7 million Japanese babies were born. Last year, it dropped below 700,000.
The left didn't do this to us. Weak conservatives did.
For thirty years, our politicians protected zombie corporations and old voters while crushing young working men. You cannot raise a family on a part-time contract.
When young Japanese stopped having kids, our rural towns simply went quiet and empty.
In America, empty spaces do not stay empty.
Your system priced young Americans out of homes, marriage, and children. Your schools taught them to be ashamed of their own heritage.
At the exact same time, you opened the gates.
You brought in millions from the Islamic world who do not share your values. They have big families, and they have zero intention of assimilating.
They do not apologize for their religion or their culture. They are fiercely proud of it. And they vote as a tribe.
Once that happens, elections stop being about tax cuts.
Elections become a headcount.
A proud culture that has children will always outvote and replace an aging culture that hates itself.
Look at Tuesday night's map. That isn't just a bad midterm cycle. That is your country slipping away in real time.
Stop letting spineless politicians sell out your young people for cheap foreign labor and corporate donors.
You don't save a nation just by praising the past.
You save it by locking the gates, fighting for your own young families, and having children to hand your country to.
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Can supplements slow cognitive decline? I think a few show promise:
Omega-3s (EPA and DHA) - Important for neuronal membranes, brain function, and resolving inflammation. Higher omega-3 levels are associated with lower dementia risk.
Multivitamins - Daily multivitamins improved cognition in older adults in the COSMOS trials, with benefits equivalent to roughly 2 fewer years of global cognitive aging.
Vitamin D - Supplementation has been associated with a 40% lower dementia risk, while low vitamin D levels are linked to a 50 to 80% higher risk.
Creatine - 20 g/day for 8 weeks increased brain creatine by 11% and improved several cognitive measures in a small Alzheimer's pilot study. This one is promising, but preliminary.
Sulforaphane - Increases glutathione levels in the brain. Early trials also suggest cognitive benefits.
Exogenous ketones - Provide an alternative fuel for the brain, potentially compensating for impaired glucose metabolism in people with cognitive impairment.
None of these is proven to prevent dementia, but they represent promising approaches to supporting brain health through nutrition, energy metabolism, and inflammation regulation.
And remember, supplements should complement (not replace) the fundamentals like exercise, sleep, and metabolic health!
Our voice assistants handle more tasks over voice and we’re adding functionality every day. A few things our team handed off this week completely over voice:
· Managed Claude Code and Devin sessions from a walk, no laptop
· Found a spot for a team dinner of 15 in NYC, booked it, and texted back the confirmation
· Bought a few books we'd been putting off ordering
· Planned a 3-day trip and sent it over as a webpage
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Replying to @PhilosophyOfPhy
“for by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created by him, and for him:”
— Colossians 1:16
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Okay I’ll say it: it’s shocking how little multiplayer AI exists right now.
Claude Tag, great.
Connecting Instincts, great.
But where is the model fusion. Where is the proxy meeting room. Where is the cross-team + AI workforce boardroom. How is this massive global earth-shattering business-changing revolution still so painfully individually oriented?


























