NPC until you unlock the right dialogue option Curious about AI, space & everything that shouldn’t be possible
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Rockets take us to the stars. AI expands what's possible. But optimism gives humanity a reason to keep reaching
Apple bricked the phones. France can’t brick the people who looted them
🇫🇷 Apple blocked iPhones stolen by looters in France. Screens displayed: “Device deactivated and tracked”
Insured losses from the recent riots and looting are projected to reach up to €1.2 billion, with 3,000 storefronts vandalized or looted.
If losses hit that ceiling, it will become the most expensive civil unrest event in mainland French history.
Build rockets. Have babies. Raise future troublemakers. Repeat 🚀 👶
A rocket expands humanity’s physical horizons. A global town square expands humanity’s ability to exchange ideas.
Both push the boundaries of what’s possible, and both depend on people daring to participate.
That’s how we move humanity forward
The beauty of X as a global town square is that everyone has a place in it.
Not everyone builds rockets or companies. Some bring curiosity, ideas, humour, encouragement and meaningful conversations.
Being part of that conversation is a meaningful contribution in itself.
That’s what makes X extraordinary
Jess retweeted
Good Wednesday, America.
A 74 year old retired teacher from Michigan woke up this morning on his way home after more than four years in a Russian prison. His family gets to hug him again.
Whatever you're dealing with today, keep perspective. Count your blessings, call the people you love and never take your freedom for granted.
Thank God for President Trump.
Deeply unsettling
Children across Texas were just mailed instructions on how to "transition" and parents are TICKED
notthebee.com/t4b70
When information can no longer be controlled by a handful of gatekeepers, accountability becomes possible. That's why X matters
None of what I have exposed would have been possible without 𝕏, I’m greatly appreciative for @elonmusk
𝕏 is the only platform where real world change is created 🙏🏼
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If you want to see what's at stake, look at France.
The future doesn't have to look like this.
She knows exactly what a man is. She just can’t say “adult human female” without the whole house of cards falling over
🚨 BREAKING: The WNBA still can't define a woman, but it's 100% sure Enes Kanter Freedom isn't one.
Congress asked the league to clarify its rules. Commissioner Cathy Engelbert wrote back: "Only women are eligible to play in the WNBA and the individuals you cite in your letter are both men."
She meant Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White.
Kanter Freedom called it out perfectly: "Cathy Engelbert cannot clearly define what a woman is. She is absolutely certain that I'm a man. I mean, how does that make sense?"
Congratulations, Cathy. You just answered the question you keep dodging.
The Social Reckoning left me thinking about one question: How much of what we believe is genuinely our own opinion, and how much has been shaped by an algorithm designed to keep us engaged? That's why an open digital town square matters more than ever
Beyond the rockets, robots and AI is something much bigger: a belief that humanity has a future worth fighting for and building towards. Really enjoyed this conversation @elonmusk @WalterIsaacson
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What stood out to me most from @elonmusk interview on The Builders wasn’t just the technology. It was the philosophy behind it.
AI, robotics, space exploration and the belief that humanity’s best days can still be ahead of us.
The future won’t be perfect, but progress is worth pursuing.
Optimism matters. Ambition matters. And above all, building matters
Somewhere in the world, two people are alive because someone believed connectivity shouldn't end where cell towers do
When @Starlink helped save two lives after 44 hours trapped in snow at −22°C. ♥️
José Bilbao and his partner, Noelia Siares, spent 44 hours stuck in their pickup truck in a remote part of Santa Cruz, Argentina.
There was no mobile signal. They had no solid food and had to save fuel to keep the heater running.
But they had Starlink.
It kept them connected to their family, letting them share where they were while help was arranged. Rescuers eventually reached them. Both were found alive and in good health.
This is why Starlink matters. A working connection can bring help to people when they need it most.
This life-saving technology should be available in every part of the world.