200 million to lease this seems fair I wonder who owns and rents this to the government @grok (Canadian spaceport)

Learning about grass thanks @grok

Reading the Incerto 📚 last January changed the way I view the world, and I have thought about ideas in them every day ever since. Thank you sincerely, @nntaleb. I got into reading to be a better investor that’s a crock of chit! Reading now for enjoyment/to grow my spirit The Incerto has evolved me from a casual reader to a voracious one. The idea in there that truly stands out is, when you’re reading a book that you aren’t going to read again.. what’s the point. It transformed my reading from feeling like I had too, too massive enjoyment. Plus having a growing antilibrary 📚 has me excited to read! So I have been reading the oldest best books I could think of since #lindy #antifragile. P.S. on the Bible now and it’s a banger ;)

It is okay to be Jewish. It is okay to attend your local synagogue. It is okay to celebrate Hannukah. It is not okay to use white phosphorus on civilians in Gaza and Lebanon.

This is literally slavery

best guess for when we add a new book to the bible?

This is El Salvador’s new world-class public hospital, free for all.

can X please just make a Youtube like platform! @X I don't like watching videos on here just copy YouTube please

Roofing

1. The Holy Bible 2. The Brothers Karamazov — Dostoevsky 3. Moby-Dick — Melville 4. The Iliad — Homer 5. The Odyssey — Homer 6. Crime and Punishment — Dostoevsky 7. Blood Meridian — McCarthy 8. The Metamorphosis — Kafka 9. The Trial — Kafka 10. Lolita — Nabokov 11. Don Quixote — Cervantes 12. The Lord of the Rings — Tolkien 13. Dialogues — Plato 14. Ulysses — Joyce 15. Notes from Underground — Dostoevsky 16. 1984 — Orwell 17. Anna Karenina — Tolstoy 18. Faust — Goethe 19. The Divine Comedy — Dante 20. The First Folio — Shakespeare 21. War and Peace — Tolstoy 22. In Search of Lost Time — Proust 23. Stoner — Williams, J 24. Ficciones — Borges 25. Gravity’s Rainbow — Pynchon 26. Heart of Darkness — Conrad 27. Infinite Jest — Wallace, DF 28. Paradise Lost — Milton 29. Dubliners — Joyce 30. Confessions — Augustine 31. The Idiot — Dostoevsky 32. The Stranger — Camus 33. The Hobbit — Tolkien 34. The Old Man and the Sea — Hemingway 35. 2666 — Bolaño 36. Pale Fire — Nabokov 37. Siddhartha — Hesse 38. The Epic of Gilgamesh 39. Brave New World — Huxley 40. The Count of Monte Cristo — Dumas 41. The Castle — Kafka 42. Tragedies — Aeschylus 43. Journey to the End of the Night — Céline 44. Slaughterhouse-Five — Vonnegut 45. Beowulf — Seamus Heaney 46. The Death of Ivan Ilyich — Tolstoy 47. The Catcher in the Rye — Salinger 48. Industrial Society and Its Future — Kaczynski 49. Tragedies — Sophocles 50. Demons — Dostoevsky 51. The Sailor Who Fell from Grace With the Sea — Mishima 52. The Master and Margarita — Bulgakov 53. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man — Joyce 54. The Sound and the Fury — Faulkner 55. Beyond Good and Evil — Nietzsche 56. Wuthering Heights — Brontë, E 57. Metamorphoses — Ovid 58. Thus Spake Zarathustra — Nietzsche 59. Fear and Trembling — Kierkegaard 60. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? — Dick, P.K. 61. Storm of Steel — Jünger 62. The World as Will and Representation — Schopenhauer 63. The Picture of Dorian Gray — Wilde 64. The Book of Disquiet — Pessoa 65. Nicomachean Ethics — Aristotle 66. The Sorrows of Young Werther — Goethe 67. No Longer Human — Dazai 68. Finnegans Wake — Joyce 69. Catch-22 — Heller 70. The Aeneid — Virgil 71. Confessions of a Mask — Mishima 72. Poems — Eliot, T.S. 73. East of Eden — Steinbeck 74. The Crying of Lot 49 — Pynchon 75. To the Lighthouse — Woolf 76. A Christmas Carol — Dickens 77. The Prince — Machiavelli 78. Frankenstein — Shelley, M 79. The Magic Mountain — Mann 80. A Confederacy of Dunces — Toole 81. The Canterbury Tales — Chaucer 82. The Name of the Rose — Eco 83. Hunger — Hamsun 84. Pride and Prejudice — Austen 85. Poems — Yeats 86. Animal Farm — Orwell 87. The City of God — Augustine 88. The Ring of the Nibelung — Wagner 89. Alice in Wonderland — Carroll 90. Dracula — Stoker 91. The Trilogy — Beckett 92. Waiting for Godot — Beckett 93. Dune — Herbert 94. Mason & Dixon — Pynchon 95. Cthulhu Mythos — Lovecraft 96. The Myth of Sisyphus — Camus 97. One Hundred Years of Solitude — Márquez 98. Genealogy of Morals — Nietzsche 99. The Sun Also Rises — Hemingway 100. A Clockwork Orange — Burgess

Made it my life’s mission to become the Taliban’s worst nightmare: A highly educated Afghan woman. First, Columbia University at the top of my class, and now Oxford University. Give Afghan girls one chance and see what they can achieve.

It’s incredible how much work I put in to have my future wife be like I guess his physic is ok (mid) when she meets me

CPP underperforms passive indexing. It should have 5 employees, ideally all on vacation most of the time.

Enhanced Games athlete in photo is James “The Missile” Magnussen. Australian swimmer with an Olympic silver medal. Said he’d “juice to the gills” if offered $1m to break 50m freestyle record of 20.88. Enhanced Games agreed. This vid of him is most viewed on its YouTube channel and top comment is incredible: “you can see his back from his front”. Absolute tank. 6’6 and will weigh ~250lbs for the swim. For the inaugural Enhanced Games this weekend, Magnussen will also wear a full-body polyurethane super swimming suit that was banned after 2008 Beijing Olympics (he’s been training and doping at a facility in LV).

PEER-REVIEWED PAPER SAYS GENETICALLY ENGINEERING TICKS TO SPREAD MEAT ALLERGIES IS “MORALLY OBLIGATORY” Western Michigan professors claim that CRISPR-edited ticks should be used to spread alpha-gal syndrome as “moral bioenhancement” to FORCE humans away from eating meat. This sounds like bioterrorism dressed up as bioethics. CDC estimates that as many as 450,000 people in the United States may already be affected by alpha-gal syndrome. Think about what is being proposed here: deliberately developing genetically modified ticks to spread a potentially life-threatening meat allergy that may already affect nearly half a million Americans.

Do. not. stop. Thoreau

When you have tried everything else it’s finally time to go after your dreams instead