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Remember truth is on the march, and nothing will stop it. — Émile Zola. It comes from the ion (I9+O15+N14=38), like 3/8 🕓🇨🇭, from soul to heart. Marche in Italy 🇮🇹 is linked to SE ↘️ ≈ Ionian Sea ≈ ~85 % Na⁺ & Cl⁻ ≈ 🇪🇬. Other acronym: Intelligence, Observation, Naturalism.
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Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
🚨 GLOBALISM JUST DIED IN DAVOS
Howard Lutnick just walked into the lion’s den — and told the World Economic Forum exactly what they didn’t want to hear.
“Globalism has failed.”
Not whispered.
Not softened.
Declared — on their own stage.
He dismantled the entire WEF doctrine in minutes:
• Offshoring hollowed out the West
• Cheap labor destroyed innovation
• Net Zero made Europe dependent on China
• Sovereignty begins with borders
• Nations must control their industry, energy, and medicine
Then came the line that shook the room:
“Why would Europe agree to Net Zero when they don’t even make a battery?”
That’s the truth globalists can’t answer.
Green agendas without industry.
Climate pledges without sovereignty.
Moral posturing while outsourcing power to Beijing.
America First isn’t isolation.
It’s independence.
And Lutnick made it crystal clear:
The old model is finished.
The globalist experiment has failed.
And the future belongs to nations that put their people first.
Davos just heard the obituary — live.
To age well, you must keep within you the curiosity of childhood, the aspirations of adolescence, the responsibilities of adulthood, and as you grow older, try to draw on the experience of your earlier years. Life is a gift & a burden; life is wonderful and terrible.
Edgar Morin
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Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
Physicists made a photon's quantum evolution literally run in reverse.
A qubit is the basic unit of a quantum computer: unlike a normal bit, it can be a blend of 0 and 1 at once.
Previously, Yakov Bloch of Tel Aviv University proposed an odd version, a 'time qubit', whose two options are not 0 and 1 but two opposite directions in which a quantum system can evolve, forward and in reverse, held in superposition.
Now, Tai Hyun Yoon of Korea University argues one already exists.
In 2018 he and colleagues fired a single laser into two crystals that each spit out entangled pairs of photons, a setup built for a different purpose. Because both crystals shared the same laser, nobody could tell which crystal a photon came from, so the two possibilities interfered.
shows that shifting the laser's phase by half a cycle flips the interaction, so the photon's evolution effectively runs the other way.
Nothing travels into the past here. 'Backward' means the equation that drives this one interaction (its Hamiltonian) is flipped in sign, so the system retraces its steps, like rewinding a single scene rather than the universe. Yoon also works out how cleanly the photon can run 'forward' versus 'backward', and argues the trick could lead to new kinds of quantum error correction and tabletop tests of relativity-style physics. The work is a preprint reinterpreting earlier experiments, not yet peer reviewed, and a dedicated test is still needed.
source: Yoon, T. H. (2026). Single-photon time qubit: Quantum-vacuum control and complementarity of the arrow of time. arXiv preprint arXiv:2610.27639.
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
Just a small reminder that the best book ever written about money, inflation and the evil shenanigans of central banks is now available in English.
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
I used Claude Fable 5.1 to build a self-learning trading algorithm and made +$4,521.38 in 11 days
1,643 token launches processed. 35,452 holders analyzed. 75 wallet clusters detected. Only 7 tokens passed every check, each scoring 80+/100
I MADE THIS ALGORITHM PUBLICLY AVAILABLE
GitHub: github.com/QuantumOrb/QuantO…
The main goal is to identify tokens with significant growth potential while uncovering the risks hidden behind their charts
For example:
Oct 21: CHOO launched on pumpfun
Oct 30: Market cap reached $850K → QuantumOrb scored it 80/100
4 days later, its market cap reached $5.97M (7.02x after the alert)
Top 20 holders → 20 operators → 0 clusters
Estimated selling impact → −15.3%
Here’s how the algorithm works:
Six components operate together as one system:
> RADAR detects new launches and monitors bonding curve progress, market caps and early trading activity
> SHIELD analyzes developer history before a token enters the alert feed
The algorithm calculates the creator’s graduation rate:
GraduationRate = G / L × 100%
SerialDev = (L ≥ 10) AND (G / L < 0.10)
Where:
L = total launches
G = graduated tokens
If a developer launched 50 tokens and only 2 graduated, the system flags the creator as suspicious
> SCANNER examines the top 20 holders and first 20 buyers, analyzing wallet histories, token transfers and early sniper positions
The share of fresh wallets among analyzed wallets is calculated as:
FreshRate = FreshWallets / ReadNonDevWallets
FreshScore = 25 × clamp((0.80 − FreshRate) / 0.70, 0, 1)
The higher the share of fresh wallets, the fewer points the token receives
> CARTOGRAPHER detects wallet connections through shared token sources, transfers and same-transaction purchases
Suspicious groups of fresh wallets receive a separate weighted exposure:
PackWeight = 0.60 × Σ(WalletShareᵢ)
> GUARD examines developer history, first-slot accumulation and remaining developer holdings
FirstSlotShare = TokensBoughtInLaunchSlot / TotalSupply
FirstSlotShare ≥ 30% → FLAGGED
DevHoldings ≥ 15% → FLAGGED
> ORB combines the results of all checks into a final score from 0 to 100
The algorithm doesn’t need to approve every new launch
Its purpose is to separate potentially promising tokens from those carrying serious hidden concentration risks
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
The fundamental law of economics: when you incentivize something, you get more of it. When you penalize something, you get less of it.
Free market Capitalism incentivizes value creation, work ethic, and problem-solving.
Communism penalizes individual success and rewards political groveling. Is it any surprise which system creates wealth and which creates misery?
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
I've been reading the Epstein files.
What’s inside them is horror and evil beyond language.
Pedophilia.
Rape.
Cannibalism.
CSA.
Kidnapping.
Trafficking.
Children spoken about as food.
Code words like pizza.
Photographs of molds taken from real children’s body parts used as decorations.
The elite.
The parties.
The auctions.
Major corporations involved.
Businesses woven into everyday American life, including the company nearly every school uses for student photos.
This was protected.
Investigations obstructed.
Evidence buried or destroyed.
Sweetheart deals granted.
Victims silenced with threats, NDAs, settlements, and intimidation.
This was financed and laundered through shell companies and complex money trails.
It was international.
Multiple countries.
Multiple jurisdictions.
Not one island. Not one network.
Recruitment pipelines where children were groomed, coerced, and forced to recruit other children.
Abuse discussed casually.
Suffering treated like logistics.
Blackmail.
Documentation used as leverage.
Powerful people insulated by proximity to politics, royalty, and intelligence-adjacent circles.
Out of thousands of children referenced, named, or implied, only around thirty are accounted for.
The rest are missing.
Erased.
Unanswered.
People joking about what they’ve done.
Joking about what they plan to do next.
This is not conspiracy.
This is documentation.
I do not know how one could witness what happened on Epstein Island and not turn away. This is the kind of evil that makes hell seem embarrassed. No deity, no devil, no myth feels sufficient to hold it.
What is in these files is so grotesque, so deliberate, so organized, that every single party involved must be held accountable. Not some. Not a few. All of them.
Your politics do not matter here. Democrats and Republicans are named. Celebrities and CEOs are named. Corporations are named. Defending any of them over the safety of children is complicity. We must stand together, united beyond party, fame, or wealth, to end this evil and protect every child.
WE ARE NOT ANGRY ENOUGH!!!!
This is also your reminder, if you read them, to take breaks. Step away when your body tells you to. Drink water. Ground yourself. You are allowed to protect your nervous system while demanding justice. Reset is not complacency. It is survival.
WE ARE NOT ANGRY ENOUGH!!!
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
"Never give up on something you can't go a single day without thinking about."
~ Winston Churchill
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
🚨 DEMOCRATS HAVE BEEN HIJACKED! 🚨
Senator John Fetterman just dropped a nuclear truth bomb on his own party:
“The Democratic Party is DEAD. It’s been completely hijacked by pro-Hamas, anti-Israel radicals who cheer for October 7th, push antisemitism, want to ABOLISH ICE, DEFUND the police, and throw open the borders!”
This isn’t the party of old. It’s now run by socialists and extremists winning primaries while real Americans watch in horror.
Fetterman — one of the LAST pro-Israel Democrats left — is sounding the alarm.
Trump already crippled Iran’s nuclear nightmare and terror machine. Now we MUST keep winning to save this country from the radical takeover.
The hijacking is REAL. The betrayal is complete.
Are you awake yet, America? 🇺🇸
#DemocratsHijacked #FettermanSpeaksTruth #Trump2028
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
“The state is a criminal organization that lives off a coercive source of income called taxes.”
— Javier Milei
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
"People do not remain loyal to you; they remain loyal to their need for you. The moment you are no longer useful, they forget that you were once important."
~ Niccolo Machiavelli
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
Naval Ravikant: surround yourself with people that consistently show high agency
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
Former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan on Milton Friedman:
“There are very few people over the generations who have ideas that are sufficiently original to materially alter the direction of civilization.”
“Milton is one of those very few people.”
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
this is f*cking insane. you have been googling other people's thinking for 20 years, karpathy's one 5 minute setup gives you a google that only searches your own, and you have never once installed it
andrej karpathy pulled 16M views on one idea: stop using AI to write code, use it to build a second brain
every article you read, every podcast you heard, every meeting you took, every dm thread you had, every tweet you drafted, all of it searchable in one line forever
the people running it today do not open chatgpt anymore. they open their own search bar. and their search bar has 11 years of their own thinking in it
the stack:
→ brew install obsidian, mkdir ~/vault, cd ~/vault
→ open claude code in that folder, type "init CLAUDE.md as the rules, /raw for sources, /wiki for your pages"
→ drop any file into /raw (transcript, pdf, screenshot, meeting notes). type one word: ingest
→ claude writes a wiki page, links it to 5 existing ones, updates CLAUDE.md with any new pattern it caught about how you think
→ never open a blank chat again. every question goes through the vault. every answer cites your own sources with dates and links
5 minutes to wire. runs forever on the laptop already in front of you
the alpha most people miss:
> search your own vault in one line and the answer cites 5 of your own past notes with dates. google cites strangers. your vault cites you
> every ingest adds cross-links to 5 past pages automatically. after 90 days your vault answers questions you forgot you had
> CLAUDE.md learns how you argue, what you change your mind on, what you avoid saying. after month 3 it drafts posts in your voice better than you can at 2am
> flip two flags and it runs on local llama. zero API bill, zero vendor lock, your thinking never leaves the box
> compounds for 10 years. after year 3 your vault knows more about what you believe than you do. year 5 and recruiters start asking you to publish parts of it
the ugly part most will scroll past:
your coworker started this on a saturday in february
by august his tweets landed 4x your engagement on the exact same topics
by october his first draft of any doc was already better than your third
the gap is one 5 minute install and 90 days of ingesting what you already consume for free
bookmark this. full step-by-step a-z guide in the article below
@Stanford just dropped its entire LLM course online for free👇
1. Transformers
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2. Transformer-Based Models & Tricks
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4. LLM Training
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5. LLM Tuning
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9. Recap & Current Trends
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Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
How many jobs will artificial intelligence eliminate? It’s a question that many people have been asking. But @Google's chief economist suggests that a more relevant question is how the technology will change the jobs that already exist. @MITshapingwork mitsloan.mit.edu/ideas-made-…
Fabio Emile Zola retweeted
What tasks should AI be trusted with, and when should humans remain involved? Designing those decision rights is one of the defining challenges of the AI era. Researchers at the MIT Center for Information Systems Research have developed a framework to help.
Learn more: bit.ly/4zed20M
ALT This image is a diagram titled "The AI Decision Matrix" from MIT Sloan School of Management. It is a grid with two axes labeled "Ambiguity" (high to low) and "Risk" (low to high). The grid is divided into four quadrants: 1. Top Left (Exploratory): High ambiguity, low risk. Approach: Enable experimentation. Focus: Learn. 2. Top Right (Strategic): High ambiguity, high risk. Approach: Make decisions with oversight. Focus: Act. 3. Bottom Left (Routine): Low ambiguity, low risk. Approach: Automate with limited oversight. Focus: Act. 4. Bottom Right (Consequential): Low ambiguity, high risk. Approach: Manage to ensure reliability. Focus: Learn. A legend at the bottom describes decision components, participants (human, AI), and decision approaches. MIT Sloan School of Management logo is at the bottom right.