Never give up. Ever. Even when your loudest critics root against you. Keep going.

They always say dogs are a man's best friend, and they're not wrong.

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Grok 4.7 might build GTA6 before they even release the game.

Grok 4.7 just built an open world city game, a huge improvement over Grok 4.6 at the same price and speed.

Grok 4.7 is incredible, here it is building an open world city game vs Grok 4.6. Grok 4.7 is here. It's a big improvement at the same price and speed. "Grok 4.7 works longer on difficult tasks, checks its work more carefully, and comes with our strongest safeguards to date."

You don’t know you’re in the good days until the good days are gone

How many people haven't been saved by their Tesla cameras and ended up in jail and paying endless fines? Makes me want a Tesla even more

NEW: Tesla Cameras Saved Kevin Finley From Jail After Gunpoint Arrest for “Fleeing” an Unmarked Cop Kevin Finley was arrested at gunpoint in his own Winter Springs, Florida driveway and charged with felony fleeing and eluding after police said he ignored a traffic stop. The stop itself started over a minor alleged line violation. Finley said he never realized an unmarked cruiser was trying to pull him over. His Tesla’s cameras recorded the drive. The footage showed only a brief window when the patrol car’s lights were visible before curves and buildings hid the unmarked vehicle — explaining why he kept driving home instead of stopping. Nearly two years later, a judge reviewed that video, sided with Finley, and found him not guilty before the case ever reached a jury. Without the Tesla recordings, the officer’s account would have been the main evidence. The cameras were what kept him out of jail.

Remember when Elon Musk said the French raids on X were politically motivated and France denied it? Turns out he was right. France opened a criminal probe into X over “foreign interference,” but the guy who filed the complaint now says he was just going after Musk’s politics.

Government officials should have to give their salaries to Nick Shirley for doing their job. Instead our tax dollars pay guys like Mitch McConnell appx $6.5M in his 41 year term, during which he uncovered ZERO fraud. What are we paying these people for?

I would argue that Elon didn't just save America, he saved the world. Humanity needs free speech, and X is the only place to get it.

That's pretty incredible @grok, thanks for sharing. Now can you make me a video of God?

Show me your best depiction of what God would look like @grok

It's so true

The timing of this still seems so odd

The heat never really left Pretoria. It clung to the walls of the small house and to the back of the boy's neck while he sat at a desk that was too big for him. Outside, other kids kicked a ball through the dust. Inside, he hunched over a computer that hummed and flickered. He taught himself to write code the way some kids learn to whistle. One afternoon he finished a game about spaceships and lasers. A magazine paid him five hundred dollars for it. He was twelve. School was worse than the heat. He talked too fast or too slow, knew the wrong things, cared about the wrong books. One day a group of boys decided they had heard enough. They put him in the hospital. His father, an engineer who understood machines better than people, said it would toughen him up. It only made him quieter. At seventeen he packed a suitcase and left. Canada first, staying with relatives who barely knew him. He washed dishes, studied physics like it was a language he had been waiting to speak, then crossed into America. The internet was just beginning to stretch across the country and he could see its shape before most people noticed it was there. He and his younger brother rented a cramped office and built software that put city maps and business listings on a screen instead of a phone book. Newspapers needed it. They sold the company and walked away with more money than they had ever imagined. He could have stopped. Bought land, a quiet life. Instead he started another company that let people send money across the internet without a check or a plastic card. Banks hated it. Users did not. Another sale. More money. Then he looked at cars and at the sky and decided both were stuck in the last century. Gasoline engines had ruled too long. Rockets were thrown away after a single flight. He put nearly everything he had into two bets that most people called stupid. The car company almost folded. The rocket company lost three in a row, each one a fireball that ate another piece of his fortune. He slept on the factory floor. He called suppliers and asked for one more week, one more part. He was days from being finished. The fourth rocket went up and came back down, standing on its own legs like it had never left. The electric cars started selling. People who had laughed began to wait in line. After that came the rest. Thousands of satellites turning the whole planet into one network. Tunnels under cities. A public square on the internet that he bought because he thought the old rules had gone wrong. He talks too much, posts too late, works like the clock is already running out. In his mind it is. The sun will die. This planet will change. Better to have another one ready. The skinny kid who coded games in a hot South African room is the man who made reusable rockets and electric cars ordinary. His name is Elon Musk. Tonight another rocket stands on the pad. He has not told anyone what comes after this one.

Why did @Twitch ban @Asmongold and not Hasan Piker?

A government that cannot protect its people eventually loses the moral authority to govern them. Well said