Lorenzo @lostman66

Mine de rien, je pense qu'Elon Musk est en train de poser les bases d'une philosophie extrêmement solide. Et très peu de gens l'ont remarqué. Petit retour en arrière. Le christianisme nous a laissé un socle de valeurs qui a rendu possible tout le reste. Il y avait la dignité de l'individu et la valeur du travail. Il y avait aussi l'idée que le monde est ordonné, donc intelligible. Les premiers scientifiques cherchaient à lire les lois d'un créateur. Sans ce socle, il n'y aurait pas eu de méthode scientifique ni de révolution industrielle. Puis Nietzsche arrive : Dieu est mort. Et il ne le dit pas en triomphant. Il prévient : on vient de scier la branche sur laquelle on était assis, et rien ne la remplace. Ce qui vient après, c'est le nihilisme. 150 ans plus tard, on y est. Le débat public est coincé entre deux camps qui ne se parlent plus. D'un côté, des religieux qui défendent des dogmes que beaucoup ne peuvent plus croire au pied de la lettre. De l'autre, un matérialisme intégriste qui croit avoir déjà tout compris. Pour lui, l'univers est une machine et la conscience une illusion, donc il n'y a rien de plus à chercher. Ce deuxième intégrisme est à mon avis le plus dangereux, parce qu'il se fait passer pour de la science. Or la vraie science ne ferme jamais une question. Et la conscience est probablement la plus grande question ouverte qui existe. Personne ne sait ce que c'est. Prétendre le contraire, ce n'est pas du scepticisme, c'est un dogme. C'est là que l'approche d'Elon devient intéressante. La mission de xAI, c'est de comprendre la vraie nature de l'univers. Ça ressemble à un slogan, mais c'est en réalité une philosophie complète. Elle dit trois choses. Il existe une vérité. Elle vaut la peine d'être cherchée. Et la chercher est la chose la plus noble qu'une civilisation puisse faire. Ça rejoint directement la phrase la plus puissante du christianisme : « La vérité vous rendra libre. » C'est la même boussole morale, mais sans obligation d'adhérer à un dogme. En même temps, le scepticisme scientifique reste le moteur. On ne présuppose pas la réponse, on la découvre. Ce n'est ni l'Église, ni le matérialisme. C'est une troisième voie. Et elle convient parfaitement à quelqu'un d'agnostique, qui dit simplement : je ne sais pas encore, mais je veux savoir. Maintenant, ajoutez la superintelligence. Pour la première fois, on va avoir un outil capable de s'attaquer aux questions qu'on a mises de côté depuis des siècles, faute de moyens. Quelle est la nature de l'espace et du temps ? Qu'y a-t-il sous la physique qu'on connaît ? Qu'est-ce que la conscience humaine, réellement ? Chacune de ces réponses sera un bond en avant comparable à Newton ou Einstein. Peut-être plus grand encore. C'est exactement la philosophie dont a besoin une civilisation qui veut monter sur l'échelle de Kardashev. Une civilisation de type 2 maîtrise l'énergie de son étoile, une civilisation de type 3 celle de sa galaxie. On n'y arrive pas avec du nihilisme, ni avec des dogmes figés. On y arrive avec une curiosité sans limite et de l'humilité face à ce qu'on ne sait pas. Il faut aussi la conviction que la vérité vaut tous les efforts. Nietzsche avait posé la question : par quoi remplacer Dieu comme source de sens ? La réponse est peut-être sous nos yeux. Ce n'est pas une nouvelle religion, c'est une quête : comprendre l'univers.

DogeDesigner @cb_doge

2 weeks ago

Understand the universe with Grok

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@linda_ungureanu @NasdaqExchange @SpaceX Flooding long beach peninsula

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Like all welfare in America, Obamacare is a cesspool for fraud. It’s time for it to go.

Jesse Watters @JesseBWatters

a month ago

🚨 OBAMACARE MADE THE FRAUD EASY — BY DESIGN 🚩 A KICKBACK for every SIGNUP 💰 So the SCAMMERS cashed in — enrolling 50,000 people who DIDN'T EVEN EXIST 👀 A MILLION signed up with NO Social Security number 🚨 And nobody FLAGGED a thing. That's not a GLITCH — that's how they

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The thing about Trump is his corruption is so obvious that anyone not in a cult can see it. What makes Obama and Democrats so dangerous is they disguise their corruption with “moral” rhetoric that lulls the population to sleep while the bombs are dropping.

Is this the same guy who arrested people for walking on the beach

TONY™ @TONYxTWO

a month ago

The guy who signed the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” is now lecturing America about free press. Bold strategy 😭

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California’s Democratic nominee for governor, Xavier Becerra, as head of HHS, once led the department responsible for a child-migrant facility costing $92,608 per cot — and it may have sent kids to trafficking rings. The facility cost taxpayers $782 million. Roughly 8,450 unaccompanied migrant children passed through in under a year. Its job was to care for kids and place them with safe “sponsors” (family members or other relatives). According to interviews obtained by Pirate Wires, the facility prioritized speed over safety. A case manager said sponsors submitted obviously fake IDs, and ID checks were “routinely ignored.” Another worker allegedly raised alarm bells about ~200 migrant kids who’d gone to a single location; when this worker contacted a child trafficking hotline, they were promptly fired. A separate investigation by Chuck Grassley found that HHS, under Becerra’s watch, sent kids home with sponsors tied to MS-13. And a 2023 New York Times investigation found that some kids were released to trafficking rings, where they ended up cleaning slaughterhouses, suffering chemical burns, or performing hard labor prohibited for minors (in some cases, children died). Becerra is leading in the polls. He brands himself the “safe choice” given his 30-plus years in government… and claims to “protect” “marginalized communities.” …But his record tells a very different story. Our full investigation, via @nicolewizman1 👇

It’s amazing how damaging a single false premise (the blank slate fallacy) can be for humans. Same holds true for AI.

Alec Stapp @AlecStapp

a month ago

I thought the tweet below must be omitting some critical context or paraphrasing the text ungenerously. But no, the NYT actually published an op-ed that claims the University of California hasn't sacrificed excellence even though it admits students who struggle with basic math.

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On May 7, 2020, the CIA briefed former FDA commissioner and Pfizer board member Scott Gottlieb. The record shows herd immunity was already being discussed at a level far higher than what officials told the public. Two months into lockdowns, Americans were being told a different story than the one happening behind closed doors. That gap between what was known and what was said is exactly why I’ve spent years digging. And I’m not stopping until the FULL truth is out.

Altiero Spinelli – The Man Who Designed the EU in Prison. Not a metaphor. Literally. The blueprint for the European Union — its founding logic, its institutional architecture, its explicit goal of dissolving national sovereignty permanently — was written in 1941, on a tiny island off the coast of Naples, where Mussolini had imprisoned him. The Ventotene Manifesto. Still cited. Still operative. Still running. 1. Spinelli had been a communist since seventeen – and was eventually expelled from the Communist Party for left-wing deviation. Too radical for the communists. Which tells you something about the man. In his prison years he reached the conclusion that the nation-state was the root cause of war, fascism, and every political catastrophe of the century. It had to go. Not reformed. Not constrained. Abolished – permanently, irreversibly, through the construction of a supranational federal authority with supreme power over member states. 2. The Ventotene Manifesto was written in 1941 on paper smuggled into the prison in cigarette packets. Its argument was simple and total: nation-states must be replaced by a federal European government. The economic integration would come first – because economic interdependence would make political separation prohibitively costly. Then the institutions. Then the law. Then the currency. Each step irreversible by design. The nation-state dissolved not by force but by process – incrementally, bureaucratically, until the point of no return had been passed without anyone noticing when. 3. This is the architecture of the European Union. Not a conspiracy theory – the founding document. Spinelli served as a member of the European Parliament and drafted the 1984 Spinelli Report – the direct precursor to the Maastricht Treaty. Today the European Parliament sits in the Spinelli Building in Brussels. The Spinelli Group inside it advances his program explicitly, in his name, without apology. The man who wrote the blueprint in a prison cell in 1941 is the acknowledged intellectual father of the institution that governs 450 million people. This is not hidden. It is simply not taught. 4. The mechanism was specifically intended to be irreversible. Each treaty expands competence and makes contraction impossible. The Commission is unelected and insulated from democratic pressure to reverse course. Spinelli understood, from his Marxist formation, that the correct way to make a revolutionary change permanent is to make the cost of reversing it higher than the cost of accepting it. Brexit took fifty years of membership to become possible – and was still nearly impossible to execute. 5. Poland is the most precise illustration. A nation that disappeared from the map for a century and fought back through language, family, and refusal to be absorbed – now a member of an institution designed to make national sovereignty obsolete. The Brussels directive that overrides the Polish parliament is Spinelli’s program, running as designed. The Poland that survived partition by Prussia, Russia, and Austria is now navigating a project designed to produce the same outcome through consent rather than conquest. Spinelli would have considered this progress. 6. He died in 1986, before Maastricht, before the euro, before the completed project. Like Gramsci, he did not need to see it. The manifesto written on cigarette-packet paper on a prison island became the founding document of the most powerful supranational institution in history – one that 450 million people live inside without knowing who designed it, when, where, or why. 7. Now you know. The question worth asking is not whether the EU is good or bad. It is whether you would have consented to Spinelli’s program if asked directly – whether you wanted the nation-state abolished permanently by incremental bureaucratic process, designed from the start to be irreversible. Nobody was asked. That too was part of the design.

Krzysztof Szczawinski 🇵🇱 @Kristof_Poland

2 months ago

Antonio Gramsci – The Most Dangerous Intellectual of the Twentieth Century. Not the most famous. Not the most read. The most dangerous and the most consequential – because he was the one who figured out why the revolution kept failing, and what to do instead. The man who

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The @IJ has documented well over 100 incidents of license plate reader abuse, and they say that is likely just the tip of the iceberg. 157 local governments have already canceled or declined to renew these contracts since the start of 2025. Americans are not asking police to stop solving crimes. They are asking a simple question the Constitution asked a long time ago: Where is the warrant? reason.com/2026/09/03/a-n…

Prices are not decorations. They are compressed information, carrying signals from millions of buyers and sellers across a global economy, telling producers where resources are desperately needed and where they are wasted. Without private property in the means of production, no genuine price signal exists. Every Soviet planner, every Maoist commissar, every 1970s British nationalization czar faced the same wall. They lacked the math to allocate steel between hospitals and railways, not because they were stupid, but because the calculation is literally impossible without real prices emerging from real exchanges. Venezuela's government fixed food prices in 2011. Grocery shelves emptied within three years. Knowledge is dispersed. The farmer in Kansas knows his soil, his equipment, his neighbors' labor availability. No committee in Washington holds that knowledge. Ever. Centralizing decisions destroys the very feedback loops that make coordination possible, and you pay for that destruction in shortages, misallocation, and stagnation.

The level of fraud being uncovered is staggering.

U.S. Attorney Massachusetts @DMAnews1

2 months ago

BREAKING 🚨 Georgian national charged with conspiring to launder proceeds of a $1.3 BILLION health care fraud scheme tied to Operation Gold Rush - the largest health care fraud case ever prosecuted by DOJ. Defendant allegedly worked for a Russian-based criminal organization that

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China’s AI bots trashing AI data centers with AI

@ClownWorld They are the death of civilization in which they are subjugated to 2nd class citizen instantly.

X has now confirmed a Chinese bot farm of 200K fake accounts intentionally trying to manipulate public opinion against data centers. People might want to consider how common this has become and how it is manipulating multiple policy discussions on social media.

Deep-Blue states clearly intend to keep fraudsters safe, happy, and undetectable. I have introduced multiple bills to address this issue. The first would end welfare for non-citizens immediately. Another bill takes illegal aliens off Medicaid and ends the enhanced 90% federal match for any state that keeps covering people who are not eligible. Congress needs to end this funding.

Nick shirley @nickshirleyy

2 months ago

California has officially signed the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” (AB 2624) into law. This bill was created only after I exposed widespread fraud in immigrant communities across America, specifically in California’s Medicaid, nonprofits and other welfare programs funded by our tax

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Meet the California State Assembly Chief of Staff… in Sacramento he printed and handed out, “Allegedly Nick Shirley has a small penis, prove me wrong” @TerrySchanz used tax-funded public resources to try to slander a journalist. A perfect example of California politics.

Nick shirley @nickshirleyy

2 months ago

🚨 Confronting California Politicians behind the “Stop Nick Shirley Act”: California’s Attorney General’s wife has created a bill titled AB 2624 (aka the Stop Nick Shirley Act) that will fine citizens and journalists a minimum $4,000 for exposing and searching for potential fraud

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May 2020 Fox News anchor @TeamCavuto claimed hydroxychloroquine “will kill you…. I cannot stress enough. THIS WILL KILL YOU.” How many people did Neil Cavuto kill with that statement?

Do people truly understand the implications of the US Surgeon General asking Facebook to "remove true information about side effects," of the vaccines? I was personally targeted by Vivek H. Murthy at a national press conference where he accused me of "killing people" with misinfo. Who was really killing people with misinformation? And violating the medical ethical principle of informed consent? greenmedinfo.com/blog/setting-r…