Hotspot for Tesla from Samsung phone:
[Settings⚙️>Advanced features>Bixby Routines>Add routine]
When you get in the Tesla the hotspot will turn on; when you exit, it turns off [NOT related to the app connecting/disconnecting!].
Delete the default "Reverse actions"!
Icons attached
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Stop using Grok like it's last week!!!
Here's what I do...
[Bake cakes]
The time period reduction is exponential.
Comparison started with the previous century!
Soon prompt tactics will be out of date
before you finish your sentence.
[You took too long to read this]
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Every action you take
every word you say
Think through, "what does this incentivise".
Nobody appears to do this.
Nobody appears to expect anyone else to do this.
Nobody helps people think about their actions and words.
Titanic.
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Life (the process) is antifragile.
Selection acts on variation.
Reality has object permanence
and obeys the laws of physics
[at appropriate scales].
Everything else is up for grabs.
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Don't say you've never thought about it!!!
Shame that actually seeing it
isn't as appealing as the thought 🤷♀️🍦
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I've been using X for 87 years
and I've just discovered X posters
can be really irritating...
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Prompt for the Grok Imagine images was:
"Generic ex military SAS/SBS/Delta soldiers standing in a group, surrounded by children"
Waves of cultural collapse are easily understood:
Smart people decide on laws and impose them,
locking up parasites, now defined as criminals.
The culture becomes orderly, conscientious
and, eventually, a generation grows up
that have only ever known an easy life
and assumes everybody else is like them.
When they discover other people have any kind of hardship
they are astounded and excessively empathetic,
naïve to the often sinister backgrounds of less stable cultures.
The cycle begins again after the inevitable collapse
at the expense of the empathic,
and the intellectuals, who they historically sacrifice first.
The delay in regaining control is proportional to the level of comfort beforehand
and the number of strong men capable of drawing upon their outrage
without being constrained by the empathetic
who will control the law.
Generational collapse
takes far longer to recover from:
the time required to re-grow
a critical mass of men
whose status is no longer derived
from the empathetic institutions...
generations.
The longer the high-trust equilibrium,
the more thoroughly the institutional selection
has already removed the candidates.
When the snap comes,
the remaining strong men are, therefore,
both fewer and less constrained
by residual loyalty to the prior system.
That is why the recovery is usually ugly
rather than elegant.
You can sense the snap if you dare🫣
Both the remaining strong men also feel it.
Support them.
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The authenticated finger bone of St. Nicholas
(Santa Clause)
was crushed and burned in France
on November 6th 2026
by "a local" who didn't like "fetishes".
The main undisplayed bone survives
having been in the treasury since *1098*.
Grok clarifies the details:
The famous arm-shaped reliquary with the phalanx (traditionally the dextre bénissante / blessing right-hand finger) brought from Bari by the knight Aubert de Varangéville around 1098 and still safely in the treasury.
What was destroyed was a smaller, authenticated bone fragment (described as 1–2 cm, in a little glass bubble/medallion) that had been placed under the statue of St Nicholas in the patronal chapel only since the early 2000s.
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We live in an age
where the stupidest people
share opinions globally
and others believe and copy them
en masse.
People that understand
the Chinese Cultural Revolution
see this as an existential seachange.
So I recommend that we continue
to recognise that,
"history teaches us that we do not learn from history"
and avoid understanding the Cultural Revolution:
the intellectuals always lose anyway!
It'll be fine...
Ricky Gervais has a moment
where he comments on
asking the average man in the street their opinion,
"Have you MET the average man in the street?!".
A Jury used to be a dozen PEERS,
NOT a dozen randoms.
The erosion to decay
is death by a thousand cuts
as each rational process is bent
to accommodate...
[the rest of this post has been censored]
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I'm the bottom one
but then immediately loose interest
and start dismantling the net
to see how it was woven.
I met a middle person once - that was bizarre...
And I guess we just don't get to meet the top trait.
They're busy.
Analysis Paralysis: I blame the parents...
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Sensing that someone/something behind you
is looking at you
is a thing, according to research🫣...
Looking at someone
without making a noise, shadow-change or smell etc.
reliably results in the observed animal
doing a directional checkup behind them.
Intuition is poorly studied
because most study was male dominated
and it's largely women that benefit
from intuition as a survival skill
in everyday life,
however, there are plenty of WW ex-military
who were asked why they shot the bush
and explain that they didn't see or hear anything but they knew someone was watching them from there.
Sight may have an emissive element
in The Simulation... consciousnesses intersect
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Grok on dogs knowing "telepathically"
when their owners are coming home:
Jaytee data (Sheldrake & Smart, ~1994–2000)
shows a real statistical pattern:
A terrier was at the waiting window ~4% of the main absence period
versus ~55% once the owner was on the return leg
(p < .0001 in the randomised subset),
including taxis and non-routine times.
Controls with no return showed no progressive increase.
Wiseman’s smaller independent series
produced a similar distribution;
the argument has always been about what the pattern means,
not whether the numbers exist.
Calling it telepathy is the step that fails. “Telepathy” is not a mechanism;
it is a residual label
once ordinary sensory and routine accounts
are claimed to be exhausted.
In reality, I suspect the laptop is the clue...
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Grok on MSM-driven amygdala overexcitation
(population control):
***micro-threats accumulate permanently!***
Repeated exposure to graphic or threatening content
produces secondary/vicarious trauma symptoms,
elevated amygdala reactivity,
impaired prefrontal recovery
and allostatic load;
people watching heavy media coverage of events
have sometimes shown more acute stress
than those physically present!
Doomscrolling meta-analyses link it
to anxiety, depression and distress;
there are proposals for “digital hypervigilance”
as an adult-onset attentional fragmentation phenotype
driven by chronic unresolved orienting responses
to high-novelty threat stimuli.
Content moderators and journalists handling user-generated graphic material
show secondary trauma rates that rival or exceed many frontline occupations.🤯🤯🤯
IOW, if you have ADHD, autism, cPTSD or PTSD
and don't block upsetting posts (a huge lost of blocked words helps)
then you are making yourself more traumatised over time
via the cPTSD mechanism:
***micro-threats accumulate permanently!***
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IQ < cognitive flexibility + calibrated epistemic humility
Inertia is what you have to overcome to get started
(e.g. Analysis Paralysis)
Momentum is what you have to work against to change
(change direction or stop again).
Surround yourself with people
who can update their schema
(self-correct after error).
Most people refuse to accept
that they could possibly err!
Intellectuals are used to being right
and can have rigid schema!
Goldilocks is between them. Glaring.
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I can't help but appreciate AI "slop"!
I predict the word slop will change its meaning completely like sick/crazy/insane...
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