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Exactly a year ago I went viral on TikTok. I went form 0 to 500,000 followers in 40 days.
43 days after that I got paid $4,000 to create a ~40 sec video.
It was no accident, it was all planned.
Here's how I did it 🧵
teapawt.net/SvilenK/status/1410726…
The end game for @elonmusk might be to found an America 2.0 space colony on Mars
The reason is already playing out in real-time with data centers: too many regulations and permits are forcing him to move them to space
Now with the Dems set on destroying the AI industry, plus possibility of political prosecution, he might arrive at the same realization as @doge: some systems are beyond repair from within
the last resort of preserving American values and building the future might be a clean slate unburdened by bureaucratic bottlenecks
Sounds crazy until you remember that's been his plan since the very beginning and he's been quielty piecing the pieces:
-@SpaceX for space transport
-@Tesla for terrestrial transport
-@Tesla_Optimus for a workforce
-@boringcompany for infrastructure
-@Starlink for communication
-@grok for intelligence
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Terrible take- people will always want to connect with people.
Look at chess- it’s been solved for decades
No human has beaten an AI in decades
Yet @MagnusCarlsen is at peak popularity
"Content creators" as we know them, will not exist in the coming years
Nobody will be YouTubers, influencers, etc
Why?
Because there will be AI-generated content creators that are 1000x more entertaining, engaging, knowledgeable, etc
These AI creators won't be operated by individuals. They'll be operated by quant-like firms that ingest enormous amounts of audience data, continuously optimizing every aspect of their content based on real-time engagement metrics
Every video, joke, opinion, every interaction will be engineered to maximize audience attention
Especially now that algos rule everything by serving you content they think you will like
Human content creators will still exist but it will be akin to me day trading on Robinhood vs a team of 1,000 quants at Jane Street
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It takes an extraordinary combination of arrogance and technological illiteracy to look at the most consequential scientific development in human history and conclude that the appropriate response is to make it illegal
🍺 Why British pubs have such weird names
like Cat and Fiddle and The White Lion?
They weren't random.
Most people back in those days couldn't read, so a pub's sign WAS its logo.
🔴 The same trick is still used today in South Carolina, where liquor stores paint a giant red dot in response to a 1945 law, banning flashy advertisements
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Called it: teapawt.net/polymarket/status/2112…
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