Okay, so I stumbled upon this really cool generative NFT project called Pattern Retrieval, and it's honestly one of the most unique things I've seen in a while. It's from @adamilenich, who you might know from his work with @opensea. The whole concept is pretty mind-bending cos it takes every single printable ASCII character you know, letters, numbers, and symbols and treats them like delicate memories. These memories are stored in something called a Hopfield network. Then, the project deliberately messes with them, adding random noise, and lets the network try to piece them back together. It does this by simulating this old-school CRT phosphor screen, complete with that fuzzy glow and scanlines. What's interesting is that each piece also has its own generated audio. It starts out sounding like that static and noise, but as the memory gets restored, the audio transforms into this really calming soundscape, almost like it's singing. The entire thing is just one self-contained HTML file that plays on a loop in your browser. It really makes you think about memory, how things decay, and how patterns try to hold their form. If you're curious, you can check out the live site at and even interact with some of the examples yourself. It feels like a really deep dive into how we perceive and reconstruct information.

Okay this is getting CRAZY. SpaceX pre-IPO is closing in on $1,000 a share. Elon Musk is about to become the world's first MULTI-TRILLIONAIRE. Let that sink in. Not a millionaire. Not a billionaire. Not even a trillionaire. A MULTI-TRILLIONAIRE. He owns roughly 42% of the equity. 79-85% voting control depending on share class. This IPO will be WILD. Follow me to stay up to date.