All forms of work can be rewarding not just the rich and famous kind.
"John Wick 3" and "Billions" star Asia Kate Dillon says acting jobs have "all but diminished” after 11 years in the industry, so they are now seeking customer service work.
"I love customer service. I love creating welcoming environments for people to relax in and connect with each other. I love food and drink. I am passionate and curious, and a great teammate. I imagine the hurdle to reentry will be learning the new POS systems, but I’m a quick study. I’m available for part time, night and weekend work."
variety.com/2026/tv/news/bil…
Reading is a more personal experience where you can create your own imagery.
#11 @davidasinclair @bryan_johnson Is #11 the future?
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1. Remote mind reading without consent
2. Conscious AI as property/slaves
3. DNA-targeted personal bioweapons
4. Civilian autonomous kill drones
5. Human clones for organ harvesting
6. Nonconsensual memory edit/erase
7. Full-body biometric identity theft
8. Private weather manipulation
9. Neural hijacking of other people
10. Forced embryonic trait selection
11. Elite-only immortality tech
12. Private orbital kinetic weapons
It will be glorious 🚀
Inevitable 🚀
BREAKING: Elon Musk reveals “special committees” have been formed at Tesla & SpaceX to explore a potential merger.
71% chance a merger is announced by end of next year.
poly.market/nEZ78Mg
Powerful focused emotion
In 1980, Carl Orff, already over 80 years old, was sitting and listening live to “O Fortuna” (from the work "Carmina Burana"), performed by the Berlin Philharmonic under the direction of Riccardo Muti. He appears moved and satisfied as he hears his most famous composition being performed.
"Carmina Burana" is a collection of medieval songs covering a wide range of topics, heavily influenced by ancient Greek and Roman mythology. Upon discovering these poems, the composer Carl Orff was deeply inspired and began sketching the first musical outlines of what would become his most famous work.
“O Fortuna” which serves as both the opening and closing movement of this cantata-like work, means “O Fortune.” It is a lament about the inescapable power of fate.
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My thoughts on a monumental and first meaningful commercial Starship launch:
Starship’s Next Test Just Got More Interesting
@TashaARK and @DMaguireARK on Starship Flight 14, the first V3 Starlink satellites to reach orbit, and the widening gap between SpaceX and other companies.
Starship Flight 14
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