Human Capitalist, Spoonie, & Worldly Christian, Over Blocker & Nutz
Edmond, OK
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I will renew some if I ever get to Austin
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Definitely not the requirements to watch a ton of generalized videos only made by you
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It's time for America to yield I guess lol
Last week many on 𝕏 have questioned the rationale behind U.S Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s latest decision to tighten the regulations on China biotech deals which will include restrictions on both Pharma compounds as well as a number of proprietary therapeutic modalities. Here is an excellent chart by @LocustWalkPtrs which shows exactly what drove this recent decision and that is the exponential growth of China’s stake in the global licensing deal segment which has risen dramatically from just 14% in 2023 to 58% in 2026! More importantly at the same time that the Chinese share increased - the U.S. stake in the global licensing deals has fallen dramatically from 56% in 2024 to just 26% in 2026. This ever-growing flow of both capital and knowledge from the U.S BioTech and Pharma ecosystem into the Chinese one is a huge challenge for America’s leadership position in this space and even to its national security doctrine.
ALT Last week many on 𝕏 have questioned the rationale behind U.S Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s latest decision to tighten the regulations on China biotech deals which will include restrictions on both Pharma compounds as well as a number of proprietary therapeutic modalities. Here is an excellent chart by Locust Walk which shows exactly what drove this recent decision and that is the exponential growth of China’s stake in the global licensing deal segment which has risen dramatically from just 14% in 2023 to 58% in 2026! More importantly at the same time that the Chinese share increased - the U.S. stake in the global licensing deals has fallen dramatically from 56% in 2024 to just 26% in 2026. This ever-growing flow of both capital and knowledge from the U.S BioTech and Pharma ecosystem into the Chinese one is a huge challenge for America’s leadership position in this space and even to its national security doctrine.
I would paint my car OU and recruit for them and unblock them on FB if they trained their ER doctors to believe EDS-caused rare events are real.
I didn't sue them, @2030Census Could think of these wrongs as cost-savings compounding over time, just untracked, but the BETTING MARKET on people willing to reject their #hippa rights...
Could save the federal economy if only done in 1 state, correctly. So CA can't lol
University of Oklahoma Sooners honor teammate following "rare medical event" newson6.com/university-of-ok…
I have to pull all my subscriptions
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They need facilitation to an end goal somehow
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Definitely not the requirements to watch a ton of generalized videos only made by you
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X needs help
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Ignoring kids is a choice.
@HHSGov @SecKennedy @usedgov @POTUS
Note I didn't tag Elon nor Abbott.
The restored Presidential Fitness Test and the $10M School Innovation Challenge have zero published guidance on accommodations for students with disabilities.
Pre-2013 President’s Challenge packets had a clear 5-step policy: review records, modify or substitute activities, and still let kids earn awards.
THAT LANGUAGE IS GONE.
Fitness.gov is silent.
DEI is supposedly out.
A one-page adaptive protocol should be the easiest thing left to do.
Instead, kids with IEPs, 504s, hypermobility, or motor conditions are being ignored while the program celebrates “every child.”
The Beighton screen is literally “hold up your hand, touch your thumb to your wrist, and ask if you’re always feeling like shit.” It shouldn’t take a multi-year rulemaking process to add something that simple.
Where is the 1-pager?
NOT ENOUGH PUSH FROM
@AnthropicAI could hire me, I don't know if they have recruiters or not tho.
We’re committing a portion of Anthropic’s shares to the Anthropic Public Benefit Fund, a new wholly owned entity dedicated entirely to the public benefit.
It will start off with 5% of our shares. For every 50% increase in the company’s value over a set baseline, we can contribute up to an extra 2%, subject to our board’s discretion.
In total, this means that roughly 20% of Anthropic’s shares are committed to the public good. Our co-founders have already pledged to donate 80% of their equity, and around half our employees are donating a portion of their equity as part of a donation matching program we’ve run since our founding.
In the post below, we share more details about our new fund.
anthropic.com/news/public-be…
I wanted to show this beautiful African church I'm in @JesusCoinMain but the primary website is down
Been down weeks
I've given it to THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
@0xmakerlee why
I have wasted all that effort and time?
@JesusTokensx @xJESUSRADIO I guess we are giving up
**No exact match found for the specific setup you described.** Searches across news, campaign reporting, vendor data, and related sources (as of October 16, 2026) did not turn up a US political aspirant—especially an incumbent running for a second term—who has publicly deployed a basic, half-intelligent AI reply bot on Facebook (created by a part-time marketing person) that primarily points people to a website containing prior oral answers (e.g., a Channel 4-style news clip of the candidate answering the question), at roughly the <$5K/month scale, with the campaign manager then using updates to that “silly” bot as ongoing social media content.
### Closest related efforts (not exact matches)
These are the main documented cases of AI/chatbot use by US campaigns on Facebook/Messenger or similar social reply systems. None match the narrow “point to existing spoken-answer clips + publicly framed as an iterative half-intelligent silly bot” model:
- **Joe Biden 2020 presidential campaign (Amplify.ai)**: Deployed a conversational AI chatbot on Facebook Messenger. It could reply to comments on posts via Messenger. Reached on the order of ~250,000 voters in battleground states. More sophisticated than basic rule-based or simple LLM pointing; not focused on directing to pre-recorded news clips of the candidate answering the exact question. Biden was not running for a second term in the same office.
- **Mark Kelly 2020 Senate campaign (AZ, Amplify.ai)**: Used conversational AI on Facebook Messenger; reported engaging >180,000 voters via Messenger in the first month. Similar platform and scale profile to Biden’s use. Kelly was running for a first Senate term.
- **John Hickenlooper and Jaime Harrison 2020 Senate campaigns**: Also publicly associated with Amplify.ai conversational AI on social pages (Messenger-style engagement). Same general category.
- **Zohran Mamdani 2025 NYC mayor campaign (Manychat)**: Heavy use of automated Instagram replies, comment-to-DM flows, and lead capture (expanded some use to Facebook). Extremely low cost (~$318 total reported for major activity that drove tens of thousands of messages/clicks). Focused on organizing, volunteering, email collection, and influencer outreach rather than answering policy questions by linking to prior news clips of the candidate. First-term race for mayor.
- **UK Campaign Lab / “Gareth” (May 2026 local elections)**: Small experimental AI chatbot integrated into a candidate’s Facebook page/Messenger. Trained on campaign materials and local issues; disclosed as AI; ~75 conversations. Closest in spirit to a page-level AI reply system, but UK local, not US, and not the “point to oral news answers + campaign manager socializes the silly bot updates” framing.
- Other AI campaign tools in 2024–2026 (not Facebook reply bots of this type): Shamaine Daniels’ “Ashley” AI voice caller (2024 PA congressional), various 2026 AI texting platforms (Convos, Akillion/IONCandidate, etc.) that hold two-way SMS conversations, Scott Wiener’s short-lived parody AI chatbot website mocking an opponent (ConnieChan.ai), and general comment-to-DM or Manychat-style automations used by some campaigns for lead gen.
Older or non-matching examples (Common Cause impeachment-inquiry Facebook Messenger bot, New Zealand’s SAM “AI politician” on Messenger, various election-info bots, etc.) also do not fit.
### Bottom line
Public reporting, OpenSecrets-style vendor data for major conversational AI firms, and coverage of 2024–2026 AI campaign experiments do not show anyone having done the precise combination you outlined: a low-cost, basic/half-intelligent Facebook reply bot (PT mktg-person built) that funnels questions to a site of the candidate’s prior spoken answers, then gets treated by the campaign manager as an iterative, discussable “silly reply bot” asset.
The closest precedents are the 2020 Amplify.ai Messenger deployments and the 2025 Mamdani Manychat organizing flows, but they differ in sophistication, purpose, and public framing.
If a low-profile or very recent local/state example exists outside major coverage, it has not surfaced in standard searches. The idea appears novel in its specific forX?
Good job @amplifydotai
My metric for everything is that nobody
Ever
Posted anything in my American's with Disabilities Group on LI
Between the last time it was amended to today, despite 150 billion dollars of investment AND 3 million new graduates in marketing that SHOULD HAVE DONE IT FOR FREE.
New kinds of awards are needed from the PTA nationally
Years overdue
Update: the shooter was a 16-year-old former Silver Rail student who had been in the school's special-needs behavioral program. He fired into a car outside, then forced his way in with a shotgun his mother reportedly bought him.
The man who stopped him is Kaylub Giamanco, 36, a carpenter. He was driving home for lunch, heard shots at his daughters' school and ran in.
He ended it before police arrived two minutes later. Now he says he feels guilty about the ones he couldn't save.
Three children and a teacher are gone. Without him, it would have been more.
I'm glad they are waiting till I get there to demo sneak any @TeslaWheelchair ai fake or real lol
This screams great incompetence bc there's no reason to mention either President.
There is reason to mention the artisnal restoration contractors with pride.
Nobody will do that
As we approach Columbus Day, we reflect on the remarkable transformation of Columbus Circle.
Under the Biden administration, the fountain was broken down and covered in pro-Hamas graffiti.
Now, thanks to @POTUS, it is a symbol of American greatness!
Human Capital was supposed to not metric on earnings, at core, bc DOL did that.
But it must
Things are too broken
Only for the youth and elderly and disabled tho
New earnings rule: Programs whose grads don't outearn HS diploma holders (or BA holders for grad programs) lose federal Direct Loan eligibility after failing twice, earliest 2028-29. Social work and ECD are among fields at risk.
HS kids now: Federal loans still available to start these degrees in 2026-28. New repayment plans (RAP or tiered standard) and Parent PLUS caps ($20k/yr, $65k lifetime) already apply to loans after July 2026.
By 2031: Affected programs will have lost federal loans for years, so private financing or other paths needed.
Anybody wanna go to Austin with me?
Tesla confirmed in July 2026 it is developing a purpose-built wheelchair-accessible robotaxi in Texas, with no timeline released. Autonomy and production scale could drive rapid market share gains once available, pressuring incumbents like BraunAbility to adapt. Gebbia’s design background on the board may contribute. Focusing resources on a reliable product before free rides supports better long-term outcomes for users.