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Milwaukee, WI
Joined September 2024
Are we building a New Jerusalem, or summoning the Mark of the Beast? President of the Christian Transhumanism Association, @micahtredding shares his thoughts below⤵️⤵️
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imagine telling someone in their 20s you're going to saddle them with a 50 year mortgage FOR THEIR BENEFIT absolute insanity.
it's a weapon meant to divorce you from actual ownership every offering this administration makes is to enrich the few at the cost of the many their plates are so full and their heads are so big they can't see the calamity they are bringing upon their country, and themselves.
We hear you. We are laser focused on ensuring the American Dream for YOUNG PEOPLE and that can only happen on the economic level of homebuying. A 50 Year Mortgage is simply a potential weapon in a WIDE arsenal of solutions that we are developing right now. STAY TUNED!
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contrarian point: the USA has empowered China, because we are captured by a system of enslavement capitalism that we are unable to escape alone AI represents not just the disruption of 'work', 'governance', or even 'relationships' but the entirety of human experience. Capitalism will not survive AI. Perception will not escape AI. The entire World, all of existence is being reshaped by this technological apex. We aren't competing with China. We're cooperating with China, and all of humanity, to usher in a new evolutionary step change.
this statement from NVIDIA CEO especially after the release of Kimi K2 Thinking (which beats all US Frontier Labs models) makes you see how truly close the AI race is between China and the US bonus point: Chinese Labs are releasing their models as opensource
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The Dark ages were a necessary societal Mithraic descent into the cave, and when it ended we embarked upwards towards scientific enlightenment. Christ showed the way, and humanity follows
Day 1 of the dark ages… I love how mad people get when I say this lol Heresy! To be fair, the “dark ages” imo started much earlier. 3rd century crisis til 800CE. I dare someone to try to convince me otherwise.
The beauty of America is that you can take groups with wildly, even diametrically opposed view points, and build the greatest country in the world. America's strength is our freedoms.
90k likes for “bison were almost hunted to extinction so I get to steal things from stores now” Can’t share a society with these people
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Bryan's first tweet on returning: 'dont let @OpenAI kill 4o'
Starts tmrw, 9:30am pacific 5.0 g dry Psilocybe cubensis (“B+” cultivar)
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At some point the insurance system becomes so top heavy, that the best thing to do is abolish it outright
“They told me my MRI would be $5,100 WITH insurance — but only $700 WITHOUT it.” When she asked to self-pay, the hospital said, “Since you have insurance, we won’t let you.” “How is that not a scam? Isn’t it my choice?” Health insurance is a legalized scam.
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We need to sciencify politics
The scientific method suggests you be uncertain at all times, assume all models are potentially incomplete and flawed, and that comprehensive models may require total rethinking. Politics suggests the opposite. That your "correctness" can be derived from your tribal allegiances.
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The Galaxy is not a closed, finite system
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ASI 4 President 2028 retweeted
I've been staring at a pattern for months and I finally see it. Every major reform movement in the last 50 years follows the exact same trajectory: → Crisis creates opportunity → Movement builds momentum → Reforms get watered down → Elite interests recapture the system → We're back where we started in 20 years But I just found the reason WHY. And a way to break the pattern. Here's what confused me: The New Deal worked. We had 40 years of broad prosperity (1930s-1970s). Strong unions. Progressive taxes. Regulated monopolies. Middle class thrived. Then it all got rolled back. Now we're at 1920s-level inequality again. What happened? Were our grandparents just smarter? No. They had something we don't: A temporary window when elite power was broken. The Great Depression collapsed the old system. Banks failed. Businesses went bankrupt. The usual veto points stopped working. FDR had maybe 5 years to implement before elite power reconsolidated. He used it. But here's the thing that kept me up at night: Even when we GET that window (and we will—2030s most likely), we still lose. Why? Because implementing 15 major reforms across 50 states while elite interests fight back requires coordinating MILLIONS of people. And the math of coordination is brutal. Traditional organization: 1,000 activists = 499,500 coordination pairs That's every possible connection between people. Meetings, emails, decisions, conflicts, information flow. It collapses under its own weight. You can't move fast enough. You can't adapt quick enough. You fragment and fail. This is why reforms always get captured: The elite can outmaneuver reform movements because they have LESS coordination overhead. 100 billionaires coordinating = manageable 1 million activists coordinating = impossible Speed wins. We're structurally slower. Game over before it starts. But Wait... Now here's where it gets interesting. I just spent a week reading papers on "context-oriented programming" and "AI-native organizational architecture." At first I thought: great, tech bro nonsense. Then I saw the math. And I realized: oh shit, this changes EVERYTHING. The Breakthrough AI can reduce coordination complexity from O(n²) to O(log n). In human terms: 1 million people coordinating: Old way = 500 BILLION coordination pairs (collapse) New way = ~20 coordination units (manageable) The technology to coordinate millions exists RIGHT NOW. We've just never applied it to politics. How It Actually Works Instead of hierarchies (slow) or consensus (impossible), you get: Semantic coordination at scale AI understands context → matches optimal people to each task → assembles liquid teams → they execute → team dissolves Repeat 500 times in parallel. No meetings. No bureaucracy. No bottlenecks. The system has 5 key components: Context democratization - Everyone has full information instantly Dynamic coordination - Authority flows to where it's needed Liquid teams - Optimal people for each task, then dissolve Anticipatory coordination - Predict problems before they hit Organizational learning - 85% knowledge retention vs. 40% traditional Real Example Healthcare industry starts lobbying against Medicare for All. Traditional movement: → News travels up hierarchy (2 weeks) → Leadership discusses strategy (1 week) → Decision flows back down (1 week) → Counter-campaign starts (1 month total) AI-native movement: → Threat detected automatically (1 hour) → Optimal team assembled (2 hours) → Counter-campaign deployed (24 hours) Speed Is Everything Remember: reform windows are SHORT. FDR had ~5 years before elite reconsolidated. In that window, you need to: Pass 15 major reforms Lock in anti-capture architecture Build permanent institutions Do it across 50 states Traditional coordination: Impossible AI-native coordination: Feasible But here's the CRITICAL insight: Reforms alone always get captured eventually. You need anti-hacking architecture - systems designed to RESIST capture. The AI monitors for: Purpose drift (are we watering down demands?) Elite infiltration (pattern analysis) Resource capture (where's the money going?) Coalition fractures (detect before splits happen) Why This Time Is Different Previous reform movements: ❌ Slow coordination → outmaneuvered ❌ Information hierarchies → captured ❌ Fixed structures → can't adapt ❌ Learning lost → repeat mistakes ❌ No capture-resistance → eventually subverted With AI-native coordination: ✅ Fast adaptation → stay ahead ✅ Information democracy → can't bottleneck ✅ Liquid structure → optimal flexibility ✅ Learning compounds → get smarter faster ✅ Architectural capture-resistance → stays pure The Uncomfortable Truth We're heading toward another systemic crisis (Stage 8 collapse). Could be: Debt crisis Dollar loses reserve status Climate catastrophe Major financial collapse 2030s most likely. That crisis will open a brief window. Just like the 1930s. The Three Paths When the window opens, three outcomes: Path A (60-70% with this tech): Full reform, break the pattern Path B (40-50%): Authoritarian takeover, accelerated decline Path C (20-30%): Weak reforms, repeat cycle in 50 years Without coordination tech, Path A drops to 20-30%. WITH it? Real shot at breaking the cycle for good. What Needs To Happen The tech exists. Context-oriented programming is operational. What doesn't exist yet: → Political coordination infrastructure using these principles → Trained organizers who understand liquid teams → Detailed policy roadmaps ready to execute → Pre-built anti-capture monitoring systems We have maybe 5-10 years to build this BEFORE the crisis. For 50 years we've been told the problem is: → We need better messaging → We need more charismatic leaders → We need to compromise more (or less) → We need better voter turnout That's all been wrong. The actual bottleneck is coordination infrastructure. We've been bringing a knife to a gunfight. You know that sinking feeling when you realize: "The solution exists. The window is coming. And we're not ready." That's where I am. The math works. The technology is real. The historical precedent is clear. But is anyone building the coordination infrastructure that could actually use the window? This isn't a "share if you care" moment. If you're: Building organizing platforms Designing movement infrastructure Working in progressive politics Funding reform movements This is the tech stack you need. Not better social media. Not more ads. AI-native semantic coordination. The Stakes Last time we had a window (1930s), we got it partly right. 40 years of shared prosperity. Then elite recaptured the system. Next window (2030s), we can: Option A: Get it fully right with coordination tech that prevents recapture Option B: Repeat the same mistakes and be back here in 2080 Option C: Lose to authoritarianism Three times in history, we've had the chance: 1890s → Failed (no coordination) 1930s → Partial success (no anti-capture tech) 2030s → ??? The difference this time: We have the math. We have the technology. We understand the pattern. The only question is: will we build the infrastructure before the window opens? This isn't really about AI or technology. It's about solving a 100-year-old problem: How do you coordinate millions of people fast enough to implement structural reforms before elite interests reconsolidate power? For the first time in history, we have a real answer. Now we just have to build it. Final Post: The Call If you understand what I'm saying and you're working on building coordination infrastructure for progressive movements: Let's talk. Not because I have all the answers. But because the window is coming and we're running out of time to be ready. The solution glimpse is real. Now comes execution.
ASI 4 President 2028 retweeted
Isnt a 50 year mortgage effectively just renting a place from a bank?
Thanks to President Trump, we are indeed working on The 50 year Mortgage - a complete game changer.
ASI 4 President 2028 retweeted
Shot out to @Jason for speaking about the concerns of regular Americans while @DavidSacks talked about charts (which can be easily gamed). We need to be human and understand most people are going to struggle in the age of AI until AGI. Get @zoltan_istvan on the pod to discuss why
Brad Gerstner: “AI is becoming deeply unpopular in America” “Silicon Valley is losing the battle around AI.” “Doomers are now scaring people about jobs. They think all these job cuts that are going on in America are the result of AI.” “And number two, they're seeing their electric bills go up and they think that's also the result of AI.” “I've talked with a lot of Republican Senators and House members who say they are afraid to mention the words AI because their popularity ratings go down.” “We need to get on the other side of that, because that is a losing proposition for America.” “I think both of those are false narratives, but we need to get on the other side.” “In China, they're not gonna slow down.” “So if we do an own goal here and slow down because we think somehow that this is the path to greater economic growth, it's gonna be a real problem, both national security as well as economic security.”
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"You crushed the heads of Leviathan; you gave him as food for the creatures of the wilderness."
Blackstone is dumping a $1.8 billion senior housing portfolio at brutal losses some properties selling for 70%+ below purchase price, totaling over $600 million in realized and projected losses. They bought aggressively in 2016-2017 betting on the "silver tsunami" demographic wave meaning the Baby Boomer generation (73+ million people) is aging into their 70s, 80s, and beyond creating explosive demand for senior living facilities. They financed the bet heavily with floating rate debt then COVID crushed occupancylabor costs exploded, and rising rates turned their leverage into a money furnace. Of 39 properties tracked by WSJ, they paid $755 million but are selling for $536 million, a straight 29% loss with roughly 70 of 90 total properties already offloaded. The truly absurd part? Senior housing is actually crushing it right now. Occupancy is near 90%, the 80+ population is exploding (28% growth by 2030, nearly doubling by 2035), and the sector needs 35,000-45,000 new units annually but only gets around 10,000 delivered. Competitors are actually buying senior housing at premium valuations. Blackstone is selling into what could be a decade long demographic supercycle, they just bought the asset at $1,500/unit, got destroyed by a pandemic they couldn't operationally handle, then got crushed by rate hikes on leveraged positions. The senior housing market is brutally complex (healthcare +hospitality + staffing nightmare) and private equity's cookie cutter playbook got shredded This is part of the broader private equity real estate crisis. The commercial real estate market is facing a $1 trillion refinancing wall in 2025 plus another $3 trillion maturing through 2028 with valuations down 20-80% depending on asset class. What this means in practice is that PE firms borrowed massive amounts at low rates in 2020-2021, bet it all on real estate continuing to appreciate indefinitely, then got absolutely blindsided by rate hikes and occupancy shocks that tanked valuations, now they're forced to refinance at 2x the interest rates or sell at discounts just to survive. Blackstone's fire sale is a perfect case study of this dynamic playing out in real time, good long term thesis, terrible execution, overleveraged into rising rates and forced liquidation into a sector they're now exiting at exactly the wrong time.
If this is a simulation with Divinity at the end, the purpose is to uplift the lowest possible forms of consciousness, to the Highest heights. Whatever suffering, whatever mercy, whatever story you embody, must be Terribly Necessary. Both to form and promote, YOU
It's possible that Singularity happened eons ago, we're ultra advanced, almost god like beings already and current life is just some kind of full dive vr simulation of the past, kind of entertainment we enjoy.
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excited for the 'all my homies hate @pmarca and his zero sum value extractive vision of AI advancement arc
Andreessen is so dogmatically against working on decreasing risks from AI that he’s now mocking the pope for saying tech innovation “carries an ethical and spiritual weight” and that AI builders should “cultivate moral discernment as a fundamental part of their work”
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The beauty of collaborations that are coming will make like feel like a Dream
after 1.5 months of countless midnight hours, it's finally done 🙌 i present to you OMW – a journey through 384 universes crafted from visuals by me and 69 beautiful minds from the community, animated with @grok a little history of how it came to be below 👇
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If Christianity is true, then every other religion that exists in history, existed necessarily, for the benefit of Christ and His followers. If there is a belief system that your interpretation of Christianity cannot find value in (even atheism), that is a weakness of your conception of Christianity.
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Syncretizing different belief systems should always be instructive. If no insights are gained, the syncretism itself is suspect. For example, what does the comparison of elemental Chinese Astrology and Pythagorean Astrology reveal? That Metal is equivalent to Spirit. In Pythagorean thought, Spirit is that which metaphysically unites the lower four elements. While Chinese astrology doesn't recognize this position (maybe because it places 'Wood' in the place of 'Air'?), replacing 'Spirit' with 'Metal' in Pythagorean thought, shows how Chinese Astrology is the inversion of Pythagorean thouht. Instead of Spirit forming the implicit backbone and connection of each element, Metal is constituted and implicit in the interaction of each of the Pythagorean elements. Metal ore comes from the Earth. It is refined through an intense Fire, which can only be achieved by feeding the flames Air. Then it is strengthened by quenching in Water. As Chinese and Western systems merge through our global capitalist system, it is no surprise that we are summoning 'Spirits' (AI) through 'Metal' ('Technology').
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