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In its pitch to investors, xAI said it aims to "connect the digital and physical worlds," according to TechCrunch. The company’s goal is to train its artificial intelligence (AI) with data from Musk's companies â€" X, SpaceX, Tesla Inc., The Boring Company and Neuralink Corp. Among the prominent investors participating in the funding round are Sequoia Capital and Future Ventures. Future Ventures was cofounded by Musk’s longtime friend Steve Jurvetson. Jurvetson, who has been a steadfast supporter of Musk’s ventures, served as a director at Tesla until 2020 and sits on the SpaceX board. Business Insider reported that xAI sent...
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British MP Andrew Bridgen: "I'm afraid (the mRNA Covid vaccine roll-out) is going to be bigger than the Holocaust." "We've got to be somewhere between 10 and 20 million people that have been killed by these experimental vaccines worldwide, and it's still going up." https://twitter.com/toobaffled/status/1785605432519852403
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NEW: Mass Arrests INSIDE Columbia University as hundreds of cops Flood to Clear the Occupied Hamilton Hall. **** Maggots get cleared out! https://twitter.com/ULTRA_MAJESTY/status/1785504418965705155
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400,139 views 12 hours ago NYC's shoplifting epidemic now has grocery stores in its sights, and thats a bad thing not just for the store owners, but also for the new yorker's who will no longer have a place to buy food after it closes. ******* This guy is a frantic motor mouth with a good presentation style. So check it out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=um3UAbkUuGo
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"In total, Ver is alleged to have caused a loss to the IRS of at least $48 million," stated the Justice Department. Ver, who was actively promoting crypto on social media as recently as April 25, was reportedly detained in Spain by U.S. authorities. The new charges against Ver, which came as a shock to the online community known as Crypto Twitter, puts him in the company of several other figures from Bitcoin's early days who have since run into criminal trouble. The Justice Department announced on Tuesday it has charged Roger Ver, a well-known figure from the early days...
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Locals handing out poison cakes... There's nothing Ukrainians behind enemy lines won't do to defeat their Russian occupiers Under the cover of darkness, however, Ukrainians sabotage infrastructure including railways, communications and factories, and some will kill the enemy if the opportunity arises. The direct action of those doughty fighters, armed with a secretly amassed arsenal of guns, car bombs and other explosives, has seen hundreds of Russians soldiers and collaborators shot or blown up. I have learned that women are also playing a key role in the resistance, including acting as honeytraps to lure Russian soldiers to their deaths. READ...
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Did you know that Ivermectin can be used to treat cancer, Covid, long covid, vaccine injuries, the flu and autoimmune disease?@DrSyedHaiderjoined @BreannaMorelloto detail the benefits of Ivermectin and how to safely obtain ivermectin for your home. https://twitter.com/BreannaMShow/status/1783629663354384525
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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Gov. Ron DeSantis held another bill signing Tuesday, this time to enact a new law to further punish porch pirates and retail theft rings. DeSantis signed HB 549, which would increase penalties on both those who operate retail theft rings and porch pirates. “We will raise penalties on people who steal packages from your front porch,” the governor said. According to the governor’s office, the bill would create the following felony charges: A third-degree felony, punishable up to 5 years in prison, if criminals commit retail theft with five or more individuals. A second-degree felony, punishable...
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\A New York Home Depot has deployed a guard dog — and other stores may be close behind — to protect shoppers from aggressive migrants and thieves flooding their parking lots, The Post has learned. Two men wearing MSA Security caps and bulletproof vests with a German Shepherd in tow patrolled the Home Depot in New Rochelle on Tuesday. “It’s more about omnipresence,” one guard said, explaining that the company was contracted a few weeks ago. “It’s not like we let them go bite anyone or anything.” The guard said the store hired them for a number of reasons. “It’s...
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A recent statement from the World Health Organization (WHO) is sure to ruffle a few feathers. The international health group expressed “great concern” over the rising number of bird flu cases in humans. The organization also announced Friday that the virus has been found in raw milk. Dr. Jeremy Farrar, chief scientist at the WHO, noted that the avian flu, also called H5N1, had an “extremely high” mortality rate among those who had been infected around the world. “The great concern, of course, is that … [the] virus now evolves and develops the ability to infect humans. And then critically,...
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The nurse in Germany jabbed up to 8,600 elderly people with ~saline solution The nurse administered the fake vaccines and left people without protection The defendant shared anti-vaxxer posts on social media during the pandemic Antje T jabbed up to 8,600 patients who were mainly hospital employees, educators and doctors above the age of 70 between March 5 and April 2021, leaving them with no protection against the deadly virus. Police told the court that she was able to introduce the saline solution undetected, because she was in charge of vaccine and syringe preparation during her shift at the vaccination...
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Iran LOST Its Biggest Trump Card! Israeli Jets Struck an Unexpected Blow! Total Desperation!Raptor News407K subscribers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktT2Vwf79qw
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Was Dubai's apocalyptic storm SELF-INFLICTED? Claims UAE 'flew cloud-seeding flights - which increase rainfall - the day before' 18 months' rain fell in 24 hours causing chaos that closed airport and sparked rush to flee the country The United Arab Emirates is today attempting to dry out after the heaviest rain ever recorded in the desert nation caused utter chaos - but there are suspicions the horrific flooding in Dubai and elsewhere may have been self-inflicted. The typically scorching UAE heavily relies on cloud-seeding - a technique which sees aircraft fire salt flares into clouds to speed up condensation and...
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The Justice Department filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the state of Utah and its prison system after a transgender inmate “removed her own testicles” in response to “unnecessarily delayed” treatment for her gender dysphoria. The lawsuit alleges that the incarcerated transgender woman – unnamed in the complaint – was discriminated against by the Utah Department of Corrections following “multiple requests to UDOC staff for treatment for gender dysphoria, including multiple requests for hormone therapy” upon entering the state prison system in 2021. The inmate was diagnosed with gender dysphoria in June 2022, nine months after she first requested hormone therapy,...
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Are YOU living in a secret forever chemical hotspot? Interactive map shows parts of US where cancer-causing PFAS toxins are most common in drinking water - after Biden's new ban More than 70million Americans live in homes with PFAS-contaminated water PFAS have been linked to cancers, fertility complications, hormone disruption and liver damage READ MORE: How cancer-causing chemicals found in food packaging have seeped their way into animals Biden today announced a crackdown on forever chemicals in American drinking water that will force utility companies and local governments to strip the toxins from tap supplies. More than 70million Americans live...
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An artificial intelligence-powered chatbot created by New York City to help small business owners is under criticism for dispensing bizarre advice that misstates local policies and advises companies to violate the law. In responses to questions posed Wednesday, the chatbot falsely suggested it is legal for an employer to fire a worker who complains about sexual harassment, doesn’t disclose a pregnancy or refuses to cut their dreadlocks. Contradicting two of the city’s signature waste initiatives, it claimed that businesses can put their trash in black garbage bags and are not required to compost. At times, the bot’s answers veered into...
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https://www.perplexity.ai/ I have been using Bing search for 5 years. It is almost as good as google but less politicized. When you use Bing search, you are pushed into using their AI search that is called Copilot. Which I liked, but this dumbass robot started to refuse certain searches that libs find controversial So now I use >>>>> this AI https://www.perplexity.ai/
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Clown World ™ 🤡 @ClownWorld_ In New Zealand, police are on the lookout for three suspects caught on video painting over a rainbow crossing in Auckland. They've issued a search warrant and are treating the act as a hate crime. https://twitter.com/ClownWorld_/status/1774233573111087246
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John-Robert Rodríguez moved to Culdesac, a car-free community in Arizona, in October 2023. He's never liked driving and believes that fewer cars can foster more community. Life at Cudesac is great, but he still has to deal with the car-dependent world outside its gates. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with John-Robert Rodríguez, 24, a teacher in Tempe, Arizona, who lives in the car-free community Culdesac. Rodríguez moved to Culdesac, which has about 150 residents so far but will eventually house 1,000 residents in 760 units, in October 2023 from Pflugerville, Texas, after growing up in Florida. The...
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': Bullies 'then danced on dying teen's body and "humped" him' The 'killer jock' that beat 16-year-old Preston Lord to death at a Halloween party bragged about being 'too strong' after the deadly fight Talan Renner, 17, along with six other bullies part of the 'Gilbert Goons' gang in Arizona have been charged with first degree murder Talan's father plotted to hide evidence, shift blame and flee to Mexico to avoid letting his football star son face justice An alleged killer jock bragged about beating a 16 year-old boy to death at an Arizona house party, saying 'I guess I'm...
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