Shakespeare was right... "But thought's the slave of life, and life's time's fool, And time, that takes survey of all the world, Must have a stop." Time Doesn’t Exist Everywhere—and It Might Not Exist Forever popularmechanics.com/science…

Pretty big stretch in Q3 with some REALLY bad calls against the Knicks. Get KAT (and Hart) out was the goal, apparently

god what a bleak chart

I've been a Knicks fan long enough to know not to get my hopes up...

The 50 greatest films of all time, ranked. Not to ruin the list, but Step Brothers is two spots below Lawrence of Arabia. Just saying. share.google/KZjbwT3b1cXNFo1…

CHUCK NORRIS MEME THREAD TO END ALL MEME THREADS Let's honor one of the GOAT's by dropping your BEST Memes and Chuck Norris jokes! 👇👇👇

A matter of trust. Every year, Finland tops the World Happiness Report. Economists point to welfare systems. Sociologists cite education. But having visited Finland — and eventually bought an apartment in Vantaa — I think the real answer is something harder to measure. It's trust. Not as a value on a poster. As the actual foundation of how society works. From the very first trip, it struck me. People trust strangers. Institutions trust citizens. The state trusts its people to make good decisions, and people trust the state not to abuse that. It sounds simple. It is anything but. When I went through the process of buying property in Finland, the contrast with other places I know was almost surreal. The system assumed good faith — at every step. No one treated me like a potential problem to be managed. That trust wasn't naive. It was structural, built over generations into laws, culture, and everyday habits. And here's the thing about trust: it's self-reinforcing. When people trust each other, they cooperate. When they cooperate, things work. When things work, trust deepens. Finland isn't happy despite its challenges — it's resilient through them because the social fabric holds. Happiness reports measure outcomes. Trust is the mechanism. That's what Finland quietly taught me. 🇫🇮

Of all the tone-deaf and out of touch tweets this platform graces us with daily, this one is my absolute favorite

Remove the traitor from this photo, @Grok

Lol

Throw on some grind shoes and show the King of Monsters what real speed looks like.

MIT student Arnav Kapur built an AI headset that reads your brain and pulls out your thoughts...🤯 It is called AlterEgo... No speaking it just turns your thoughts into words.... 👀...

Meet the Facebook ad thief. An AI agent that steals your competitor's best performing ads and makes them yours. It scrapes the Facebook ad library, saves the winners, and rebuilds them with your brand front and center using Google's Nano Banana. How it works (clone magic): - Drop in competitor's Facebook ad library URL - Upload your product image - AI scrapes their live ads automatically - Gemini analyzes each ad and writes custom prompts - Nano Banana rebuilds them with YOUR branding No more brainstorming ad creative from scratch. Just steal what's already working and make it yours. Want the template and a full setup video? Bookmark this post so it saves to your profile. Follow, RT, and Comment 'ADTHIEF' below. I'll DM you the full n8n workflow for free.

Met Mr. T after coming out of a restaurant for lunch in NYC. This was my original Twitter avatar and haven't changed it since.

Ready, Set, Rumble! The wait is over – Sonic Rumble is live worldwide on iOS, Android, and Steam 🌍 Join Sonic in the ultimate arcade royale where up to 32 players battle for glory!

Request FIDE ban Vladimir Kramnik, and revoke his titles/norms, per ethics standards. - Sign the Petition! c.org/y7WX5Whybs via @Change

The date you’ve all been waiting for. #SonicRumble launches globally on November 5 🌍

Time to stop toying around. youtu.be/0zwhtiqENgE

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We’re gearing up for #SonicRumble’s Global Launch. The ultimate Arcade Royale arrives this November! 🏁 Are you ready?