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RT @WallStreetApes: American mother says her daughter is 1 of only 4 children in her entire math class that speaks English “She doesn't get to learn math because there's 20 plus other kids who don't know English and the teacher has to accommodate them” “Why am I paying property taxes? Why am I paying income tax? Why am I paying taxes for anything for my children to have a the right to a free and public education? — This this is what they get. You don't get to learn math because you know English, so you just don't get to learn math.”

@WallStreetApes:American mother says her daughter is 1 of only 4 children in her entire math class that speaks English “She doesn't get to learn math because there's 20 plus other kids who don't know English and the teacher has to accommodate them” “Why am I paying property taxes? Why am I paying income tax? Why am I paying taxes for anything for my children to have a the right to a free and public education? — This this is what they get. You don't get to learn math because you know English, so you just don't get to learn math.”

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RT @jeffreyweichsel: The Singularity Part VIII: Kilowatts in Space Humanity needs power to survive and grow, and we will turn to the same source that all terrestrial life has relied upon: the Sun. Our star produces 3.828 × 10^{26} watts of power. This is enough to power all of humanity’s current needs for approximately 617,000 years. The Sun represents 99.86% of the mass of the solar system and virtually all of its energy potential. Seriously considering any other source is absurd. With cheap lift capacity rockets provided by @SpaceX Starship and virtually free raw materials from @Grok-controlled and @Tesla_Optimus-operated asteroid mines and space factories, humanity will finally be able to utilize a fraction of the Sun’s power. This harnessing of solar abundance will fuel the computational explosion driving the Singularity, powering AI minds and huma

@jeffreyweichsel:The Singularity Part VIII: Kilowatts in Space Humanity needs power to survive and grow, and we will turn to the same source that all terrestrial life has relied upon: the Sun. Our star produces 3.828 × 10^{26} watts of power. This is enough to power all of humanity’s current needs for approximately 617,000 years. The Sun represents 99.86% of the mass of the solar system and virtually all of its energy potential. Seriously considering any other source is absurd. With cheap lift capacity rockets provided by @SpaceX Starship and virtually free raw materials from @Grok-controlled and @Tesla_Optimus-operated asteroid mines and space factories, humanity will finally be able to utilize a fraction of the Sun’s power. This harnessing of solar abundance will fuel the computational explosion driving the Singularity, powering AI minds and human expansion across the stars—unlocking potentials we can scarcely imagine today.

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Feeling Optimustic about the future! https://t.co/OBuXmTFe0c

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But them both!

@GadSaad:Oh my! https://t.co/Yh8fI9evZs

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RT @JonathanTurley: Yale University has finally achieved the academic version of Nirvana, a state of perfect peace and enlightenment. A recent study found that the faculty had finally purged every Republican donor from its faculty ranks. https://t.co/lbH8QaTb06

@JonathanTurley:Yale University has finally achieved the academic version of Nirvana, a state of perfect peace and enlightenment. A recent study found that the faculty had finally purged every Republican donor from its faculty ranks. https://t.co/lbH8QaTb06