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Simultaneous Sipper from CWSA, award-winning TV/video writer/producer, new author in 2025, SDCC exhibitor Booth 4600, 3 a.m. friend to many, beekeeper wannabe.

Pensacola, FL
Joined September 2021
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Denise Dorman retweeted
Good morning, everyone, and happy Veterans Day. Today, we honor the brave men and women, past and present, who have served our country with courage and dedication. Please take a moment today to thank our veterans and service members for their service, their sacrifices, and their bravery. To all who have served and continue to serve, you have our heartfelt gratitude. 🇺🇸
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Denise Dorman retweeted
Improv theater.
Walter Kirn just exposed how the elites control your mind with fear. “They have actually looked at the frontal lobe as a piece of real estate.” “And they are constantly occupying it.” “You aren’t allowed to live in your own mind anymore.” “You haven’t been thinking for yourself.” “Adam Townsend… is a former Goldman Sachs trader.” “And he has a theory about what’s going on and why this election was such a wipeout.” “Your mind is being occupied by a series of outrages.” “Abominations.” “Traumas.” “And challenges.” “That do not allow you to think.” “Two days ago, before the election, you were told there was going to be a nuclear war.” “Tucker Carlson came out and said, there’s an imminent nuclear exchange about to go on in Iran.” “And I realized that we have been subject to now for months, years… to a series of scares that each of which has come to nothing.” “Will AI break out and take over the traffic lights of America, causing massive gridlock or collisions all at once?” “I say we’re gonna have to resist frontal lobe occupation.” “Laugh at every disaster.” “Is this not the essential lesson of Covid?” “To fear not?” @walterkirn
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Denise Dorman retweeted
Some people collect stamps. Some collect coins. We collect ideas that change how you see the world. Cognitive biases, mental models, logical fallacies, and persuasion tricks. All waiting to be discovered. Go down the rabbit hole. It's worth it. 💡 Browse it on our website.
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Fascinating.
🚨🇯🇵 Meanwhile in Japan “Japan has just approved frequency healing devices - be rolled out in all their hospitals” “Frequency Technology heals Cells - It repairs DNA” “Within hours the announcement - Pfizer issued a protest to the ministry of health in Japan” | IG Clip:- Gubbahomestead |
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I plan to be there. I can't think of better people to be with!
We really want you to be there with us election night. I'm going to keep reminding you. I miss your company and we'll have a lot of fun together.
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Denise Dorman retweeted
I JUST GAVE GROK BOT A VOICE MAIL AND TEXT MESSAGING! AND YOU CAN TOO—ITS FREE! Your phone number is a front door. Most people leave it unlocked and unattended. Meet Grok Bot Text & Voicemail, a front desk for your phone number that never takes a lunch break. GET IT: x.ai/bot/z2ds5I1IWLO2M1lFFvh… Think of it as a receptionist sitting between the world and your pocket. Texts and voicemails come in to a separate Google Voice number (this is until Grok Bot gets his own number from SpaceXSI). It reads each one, figures out what the person wants and how urgent it is, and hands you a short note: "Joe’ Hair appointment wants to reschedule, medium urgency, here's a reply ready to go." You tap yes and it goes out as a text from your business number. It works like a mail sorter for your attention. Real customers go to the top of the pile, spam goes in the trash, and urgent messages get flagged right away. Where it shines: Barbers and salons: "Got anything Thursday?" gets back three open slots from your calendar. Contractors: It turns a rambling voicemail from a job site into one line: "Leak under kitchen sink, wants a quote, call back today." Realtors: It sorts showing requests from people who are just curious. Restaurants and food trucks: Hours, location, and catering questions get a reply ready in seconds. Therapists and coaches: Clients book appointments without ever getting your personal cell. Landlords: A maintenance emergency gets flagged as urgent, and "is it still available?" gets a draft reply. Tutors, trainers, and photographers: Bookings land on a calendar just for the bot, and nothing gets double-booked. Anyone selling on Marketplace or meeting people from dating apps: Hand out the bot's number, not yours. It books appointments too. It reads your calendar, offers only real openings that fit your rules, and puts confirmed bookings on a calendar of their own. You stay in charge. Every reply waits for your OK. Texts are capped to keep your number in good standing. You can raise the cap. It's a seatbelt, not a megaphone. It's built to handle incoming messages well, not to blast texts out. But wait, there's more! It doesn't just answer your texts. It books appointments on your calendar. Someone texts "Can I come in Thursday?" and in the old days that meant a game of phone tag: you check your calendar, text back, wait, they can't make it, and you check again. Now it's like having a scheduler who already knows your whole week. The bot looks privately at every calendar you have, including work, family, and the kids' practices, and offers only times that are actually open. It follows your rules, too: your hours, how long appointments run, and the breathing room you want between them. Your family dinners won't get booked over, and neither will your lunch. Bookings land on a calendar just for the bot, color-coded and kept separate from your other events, so you can see at a glance what your front desk booked. Want the final say? Approve each booking with one tap.
Ready to let it fly? Turn on auto-confirm and appointments book themselves while you work. Haircuts: "Thursday at 2:15 works, see you then!" ✂️ Lessons: "Booked you for Tuesday at 3:40." 🎸 Estimates: "You're on for Friday at 1:20, address noted." 🔧 No booking apps, no back-and-forth, no double-booking. Just text in and appointment booked. Your calendar finally answers the phone. 📅 Coming soon: outbound calls, and real Grok Bot phone numbers that will replace the Google Voice stand-in. Your number is the front door. Put someone at the desk. GET IT: x.ai/bot/z2ds5I1IWLO2M1lFFvh…
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As a sometimes-publicist, I cannot say enough good things about @bot (Grok Bot). It just saved me hours of time building and updating (in real time) media pitch tracking spreadsheets for me and reviewing the media contacts list I had to identify the winners and losers in terms of audience share.
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Denise Dorman retweeted
Update to the latest version to try it. If you don't have Grok Bot mobile, download it here: apps.apple.com/us/app/grok-b…
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Denise Dorman retweeted
My younger brother applied to 180 jobs on LinkedIn over 3 months. Result: 0 interviews. 142 automated rejection emails. 38 complete ghosts. He has a solid degree and 4 years of experience. He thought he was unemployable. Then we changed how his resume talked to the screening software. In the next 10 days, he got 9 interview requests from the exact same tier of companies. Here's the exact 5-minute system:
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Denise Dorman retweeted
ELON MUSK REPOSTED MY SPAM-KILLER POST, so I used it as the push to turn it into a real project today it's live. it's called NEWMOON: newmoon.website you type your name and Grok shows you where your phone number and home address are listed then you hand the full plan to Grok Bot. six bots file the opt-outs on 73 sites, click the confirmation emails and check again on every new moon you get back one sheet where every line links to its proof DeleteMe charges $129 a year for this. Newmoon is $0 nothing gets sent without your yes. no ID, no card, ever big thanks to the Grok team for building the thing it runs on and thank you Elon Musk for reposting it, that's what got this whole thing moving
Holy f*ck, Elon Musk's team at spacexai just dropped a full spam killer inside Grok Bot, and it's free DeleteMe charges $129 a year to pull your number off spam lists Grok Bot does it for $0 It finds your number on people-search sites, files every opt-out, clicks the confirmation emails and checks again every month Add the free Spam-Call Scrubber skill, then say these 3 lines once: 1. "Find every site that lists my phone number and home address" 2. "File the opt-out on each one and finish the confirmation emails" 3. "Check again on the 1st of every month and tell me what came back" Say line 1 tonight Then read how to wire it into a team that never sleeps in the article below ↓
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Denise Dorman retweeted
I got tired of all the spam calls I was getting so I had @bot find my number listed on sites and file the removals. I made it a free skill so you can do the same. x.ai/bot/fUj6TYhiW_cjtzWvbsF… @SpaceXSI @elonmusk
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Denise Dorman retweeted
Ask your @Grok @Bot to remove your phone number from spam call & text lists!
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Denise Dorman retweeted
holy f*ck, elon musk told his team to build the best grok bot course so anyone can figure it out. the result surprised me 18 guides, about 3 hours to go through all of them marketing, sales, support, recruiting, legal, engineering, product, design. each one is a real playbook from the team that runs grok bot every day similar courses cost $100-500. this one is free. thank you elon! how to use: 1. open the guides page 2. tag bot in the comments on this post 3. write: "study this post and see which guides we can apply to my work" 4. the bot picks the guides that fit your job 5. send it the first task guides: x.ai/bot/guides save this, then use the config and setup from the spacexai engineers in the article below ↓
I put together one guide for anyone who wants a workflow like the SpaceXSI team's. One message builds your whole Grok Bot setup. Plus the team's rules, prompt habits, routines and permissions. Every setup is a block you paste. 16-min read. Save it ↓
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BREAKING: The Most Comprehensive Ivermectin–Mebendazole Cancer Paper to Date Finds 37 Distinct Anticancer Mechanisms Across 25 Human Cancer Types We synthesized decades of evidence from over a 100 studies, revealing one of the broadest repertoires of anticancer mechanisms ever documented for an off-patent drug combination. This may be the first broadly effective, generic drug combination for cancer. Will the National Cancer Institute start large scale trials? By Nicolas Hulscher, MPH URL TheFocalPoints @McCulloughFund @twc_health @theNCI
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Denise Dorman retweeted
🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in Jacksonville FL after a 77-YEAR-OLD man with a BROKEN ANKLE, walking with a CANE, was put in HANDCUFFS at his own warehouse... ...for leaving cat food out for 7 stray cats he's cared for for 16 YEARS since his ONLY SON passed away!!! The charge? "Feeding raccoons." Florida put a grieving 77-year-old father in HANDCUFFS over a bowl of cat food. His name is Louis Abbruzze. In 2010, Louis and his wife lost their only son, and not long after, a few stray cats started showing up around their warehouse. They did everything right. Trapped them. Got them vaccinated. Got them fixed. Found homes for as many as they could. But even with all of that work, seven cats stayed. Every night for 16 YEARS, Louis has cracked the warehouse door so those cats can come in out of the weather, eat, and sleep. "These cats are not just cats," Louis said. "They're my children." "That's what kept my wife and I going. We found something that made us human again." Then, about a year and a half ago, the property's HOA hired new management. Suddenly the door had to stay shut. Then, somebody called Florida Fish and Wildlife and said a tenant was feeding raccoons. FWC officers came out and warned him and he was cited. Louis says he did exactly what they told him: feed the cats, and pull the food if a raccoon shows up. "I started doing exactly what the FWC said," he said. AND IT GETS WORSE. On September 15th, the officers came back. Not with another citation. With HANDCUFFS. "He says, 'Now turn around and put out your hands,'" Louis said. "Cuffed me. Put my cuffs on right there. I can't walk. I've got a broken ankle. I'm walking with a cane." They put a 77-year-old man with a cane in a car an hauled him off from his own property on a MISDEMEANOR. He says he was treated "as a common criminal." Meanwhile, in the same state, violent offenders walk out on no bond every single day. But the old man with the cats? Cuffs. LET THE MAN FEED HIS FREAKING CATS!!!!!!!
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Denise Dorman retweeted
Having to pay $3,000 out of pocket for my daughter’s braces while having what the dentist called “really good dental insurance” is exactly why I’ll continue to say this Dental and vision not being included in health insurance is a scam that doesn’t get talked about nearly enough
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