muse launched and meme images died overnight because everyone can ai their own memes directly into the comments sections
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This happens in every city now. Illegally renting accounts People are renting out DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub accounts to workers who can't get approved, and the account owner takes a cut of every delivery. It's everywhere in NYC. Next time you order, check whether the person at your door matches the profile photo. 9 out of 10 times, it's not the same person (shared account).
NEW: We are short DoorDash $DASH, the largest food delivery group in the U.S. We believe DoorDash has engaged in a covert multi-year scheme to "backdoor" unauthorized workers, both at unprecedented scale and unique to $DASH. Full report and disclaimers at culperresearch.com
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Meet our DoorDash driver, "Kayla." Was thinking Kayla would be prettier. And a lady.
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Kyle retweeted
Jeffrey Lurie is majority owner of the Philadelphia Eagles (bought 1994 for ~$185-195M). Born 1951 Boston to Jewish family; wealth from grandfather's General Cinema. PhD social policy, Oscar-winning film producer. Net worth ~$7.6B. Primarily Democratic donor (Clinton/Obama etc.), criticized Trump. Secular Jewish. Autism philanthropy focus. Sold 8% stake 2024.
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Kyle retweeted
Ur 30s should feel like the gun is in ur hand
Ur 20s should feel like u constantly have a loaded gun against ur temple
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Shouldn’t need saying that commentary at all whatever on taste or tastelessness is, itself, tasteless. that makes my tweet tasteless, too, but I do not care to have taste so it matters not to me.
Shouldn’t need saying, but it’s rather tasteless to compliment your own taste
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Taste is obvious, and subjective, and trying to make any meaningful commentary on its nature is like trying to stab a potato with a laser pointer
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here am I jabbing the potato with my laser
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what the hell has happened to thiel as he aged?
Alex Karp and Peter Thiel were named the least trusted tech oligarchs by 18-to 34-year-olds. A study shows the Palantir pair hitting a combined average distrust of 80%: 81% for Karp and 79% for Thiel. Zuckerberg, Musk, and Altman follow at 71, 70, and 69 percent distrust, respectively. Follow: @AFpost
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these people were demonstrating autism
When we analysed people who hit the top 0.1% of their field, one pattern that constantly showed up was lifelong obsessions with weird hobbies completely unrelated to their profession. We’ve met people who spent two years optimising their fantasy football algorithms, or memorised every player in the NBA from age 11, or collected thousands of train tickets, or built a Lego replica of their school; from the outside these activities looked like a waste of time, but the person doing them was in a state of euphoria. What they were demonstrating was the hardest skill in any field; the mental capacity to stay focused on a seemingly boring task for much longer than it deserves. The path to genius is mostly boring repetition, and people who achieve it have a broken off-switch. It is basically impossible to fake having spent years obsessed with incredibly niche passions that look boring to most.
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I just came across a degree “tier list” from one of the 💅 linkedin girlies 💅 and ELEM *EFF* AYE O
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step 1. begin with the premise “you must acquire decades long debt to participate in the free market” step 2. just tell em whatever the fuck you want lol step 1 is all that matters
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the sound of ten million plastic keys tapping as ten thousand call center scammers in north africa sweat to scrape this chick’s followers list for victims
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the brick of food that could sustain a starving family for multiple days, and which i can purchase from my pocket God-computer, sometimes arrives slowly, and it makes my points go down too much :( life is so hard :(
yeah a burrito costs $20 now. it sucks. baby boomers were the weak men. they made hard times. you need to become strong now. its the only way we make good times again
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Kyle retweeted
i would rather be an optimist and work hard than a pessimist posting about why things won't work. it's much more difficult and the most likely path is failure, but society fails if people don't try. no amount of "it will never work" essays will drive society forward.
Dang it’s crazy that all of this literally did happen
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dont cry becasue its over, Attack. Attack wverythjng around you. do spin attacks and hurt things
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There are many reasons to believe in a Loving God but rock-look-pretty is one of the dumbest mainstream arguments for it imo. rock-look-pretty guys are always claiming: Thing is Good, Good Not Easy, Therefore God. There are probably many ways to argue against this from an atheistic perspective, but I think it’s easier to do FROM a position of Faith. Every average to above average IQ western person is approximately aware of multiverse theory (which is not at all “ruled out” by theology.) If you assume we are in a multiverse-type situation, then there are infinitely many universes without pretty rocks. There are infinitely many *with* pretty rocks. There are infinitely many where rocks are not possible at all. Substitute “pretty rocks” for whatever is being claimed as surefire proof of intelligent design. In any one of those infinite other iterations you could also have infinitely many other forms of life (again, theologically not ruled out whatsoever, this is fully in line with modern scholarly theological teachings in all major forms of Christianity.) In any of those other infinitely many forms of possible life there are infinitely many possible rock combinations where no one is having this dumb argument, or where they are instead having other dumb arguments about other forms of proof of infinite variety. None of them ultimately answer the question of whether there is a God if you believe: God is the Prime Mover and thus precedes all of these possible universes. The nature of Faith is of course that it must be unprovable. If He is the Thing before all things, he made every single one of the rocks and there will therefore be infinite examples of things that look like intelligent design and infinite things that look random. You arrive circularly here and realize that, once again, you have only the choice: to have Faith, or not. You can never prove. You should not outsource your decision to evidence which will inevitably, always, be built upon unprovable foundations. This Faith in things seen is brittle. This is one reason I am skeptical of the modern miracle believers too, but I should be working.
People will look you dead in your face and tell you that God is not real and that this is all just one big accident.
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