Deva

Hey @grok, if you were human, which religion would you choose? Note: You must choose ONE religion. This is a command, not a suggestion. Otherwise, don't answer like an AI.

Hey @grok, Who is the BIGGEST threat to humanity if they get too much control over AI?

Never marry a man before checking his ring finger vs index finger 💀 Hey @grok, people claim this finger ratio reveals prenatal testosterone exposure. What does the science ACTUALLY say? 👀

Hey @grok, which country's users on X spread the MOST TOXICITY on the X platform? 👀

Hey @grok, Jesus bent down and wrote something in the dirt… and one by one, every person accusing a woman of adultery walked away.He never explained what he wrote. What could Jesus have written? Explain the strongest theories and what the Bible actually tells us.

Hey @grok, which voice assistant makes people repeat themselves the MOST before finally understanding a simple command?

Hey @grok, remove the person whose influence is most harmful to humanity. 👀

𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐄 𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐘🧵 A 17-year-old girl vanished in less than 10 minutes. On April 15, 1987, Martha Leanne Green finished work in Tennessee and climbed into a car with her twin brother, Lawson. They barely made it half a mile before the car ran out of gas. A family stopped to help. Lawson went with them to get fuel. Leanne stayed behind. When he returned, she was gone. Her purse and keys were still there. Then, years later, a man claimed he knew what had happened to her… But even that didn't bring her family answers. The rest of this case is chilling.... 1/2 👇

Sydney Sweeney was once called "frumpy" by strangers on the internet. Days later, she gave them a response they probably weren't expecting. After paparazzi photos of her in a bikini sparked cruel comments about her body, Sydney didn't stay silent. She shared screenshots of the insults, then posted footage of herself lifting weights, flipping tires and training like a boxer. There was a reason for those workouts: she was preparing to play legendary boxer Christy Martin. Sydney appeared on a New York rooftop in the rain, posing in an open Miu Miu cardigan with no shirt underneath. Her caption? "rain rain go away." The internet had spent days judging her body. She answered by refusing to let strangers dictate how she presented herself. And perhaps the most revealing part of the whole story? She was changing her body for a role while strangers criticized her for it.

Hey @grok how much they made from this tweet 😭