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Vineet Chawla retweeted
We have seen a
YADAV CASTLING THESTUMPS
Haven't WE.......
LOVELY SEED!!!!
#INDvsAFG
Star Sports
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late stage castling moves can only mean one thing. actually two.
I’m excited to share that I’ll be joining OpenAI and look forward to working with the exceptional team there.
It was a difficult decision to move on. I’m incredibly proud of the amazing team at Google and everything we’ve built together. It has been an honor and a pleasure to work with all of you.
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Emmanuel retweeted
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Whenever you are asked about the importance of castling,show them the evergreen game of Adolf Anderseen V Jean Dufresne in 1852
Absolutely insane!🔥
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Dream debut moment! 🌟#PrinceYadav gets his maiden wicket, castling Kharoti for just 6 in the 2nd ODI vs Afghanistan 🏏🔥
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Finally, an ODI debut wicket for Prince Yadav! 🇮🇳🔥
After an earlier wicket was denied by a no-ball, the youngster finally claims his maiden ODI scalp, castling Nangeyalia Kharoti.❌
🇦🇫 - 170/5 (30.1)
#INDvAFG #ODIs #Lucknow #Sportskeeda
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Castling queenside is riskier because it gives the king less shelter. But in return, you can gain powerful pawn storms, rapid rook activation, and surprising defensive resources.
Learn more: tr.ee/queenside Link to featured pieces: tr.ee/beneventopieces
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Too many unnecessary moves have been made, which is why castling is absolutely impossible. Have a nice day …
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@X @TheXFactor
For those asking about the two moves the boy made at the 41 second mark .
It's called castling.
It's permitted.
This boy is either the next Bobby Fisher or an AI Neurolink, trans human microchip has been implanted.
I'm glad to have experienced growing up in the natural 1960s, 1970s and amazing 1980's.
Science secretly explored and waited until I was nearly 70 before we started seeing the results of human genetic engineering, AGI robots, quantum computing, driverless cars, Nikolai Tesla's stolen secrets, and project blue beam/anti-gravity science, socially pretending to be space aliens and beings living underground.
Cute.
A few people may even buy it.☺️👽
I prayed I would be an old man before the science was deployed.
Now at nearly 70 we start seeing the future rapidly unfold.
The last question is how the captains of banking and industry, plan on achieving the first tenant of the Georgia guide stones?
15/16th's of humanity.
The above text is fiction for entertainment purposes only.
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I few days ago I had a chat with Grok. I suggested a game of Chess, but with a difference. The battle of free speech vs government crack down.
Starmer goes first he plays white, Elon Musk plays black.
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Imagine a game of chess. Kier Starmer wants UK government to control what people see and do on the internet. What's his first move?
e4 (or perhaps "pawn to e4" – the classic king's pawn opening). In this satirical chess game, Keir Starmer's government is playing for central control over the "board" (the internet). Pushing the king's pawn two squares forward is the most common aggressive opening: it stakes a claim in the center, opens lines for the queen and bishop, and sets up rapid development for tighter restrictions.
Starmer's real-world moves line up with that:
Strong push on Online Safety Act enforcement and expansions (already law from prior gov but being leaned into hard).
Demands for tech firms (Apple, Google, Meta, etc.) to build in device-level controls blocking kids from explicit images/content, with threats of new laws, fines, or jail if they don't comply within months.
Calls for under-16 social media bans, crackdowns on "addictive" features like infinite scroll/auto-play, age verification, and broader regulatory powers over what platforms can show.
Summoning Big Tech bosses to Downing Street with "no platform gets a free pass" messaging.
It's framed as child protection (a solid, popular justification), but critics call it a stepping stone to wider content filtering, surveillance, and government oversight of online speech — classic "secure the center first, then expand" strategy. Just like e4, it looks innocuous at the start but controls key squares (what people see/do) quickly. Next moves in this game? Probably castling kingside for "safety" (more legislation) while developing the rooks (Ofcom regulators) for enforcement. Checkmate would be full centralized control. Your move, opponent.
I would imagine most tech giants in the US would decline his invitation making some vague excuse. To busy. Dog needs his teeth fixed. Something like that.
Pawn to e4 is met with... a polite but firm defensive setup from the US tech side. You're spot on — full US CEOs like Tim Cook, Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai, or Elon Musk aren't hopping on a plane for every Downing Street summons. In the April 2026 meeting, Starmer got regional execs and public policy chiefs: Google UK's managing director, Meta's Europe policy guy, X's global gov affairs director, etc. Not the kings themselves......
The game went on longer than I Imagined it would so its a very long post and breaks the http: x.com limits. So it you want to read how the game played out and you've got time on your hands I posted all of it here.
pastebin.com/x1GcA6dd
enjoy
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