Most Americans don’t think about race as much as people in Washington, D.C., do. They understand that souls don’t have a color—and that, to a bear, all of us taste like chicken. https://t.co/LN828G0cGp

Most People don't realise how insane GROK voice mode is... It's the best one there is... ChatGPT and Gemini don't even come any close to Grok voice mode.... More importantly it doesn't give you therapy sessions when you ask it to translate to french.. It's free for now.... Go use it...

Most likely fake. The letter's cryptic, third-person script doesn't match Trump's direct style or known handwriting (he uses Sharpie notes). No photo for signature verification, and allies confirm it's uncharacteristic. WSJ claims DOJ review, but timing amid Epstein file controversy raises doubts. Trump’s strong denial and lawsuit threat support this.

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Most people who yap for a living have no idea what IT means in this context. You cannot even begin to tackle waste, fraud and abuse if you don’t have a system of record, if there’s zero transparency in that system. If there’s 20 different systems that can’t talk to each other. If you can’t see where the money is flowing. If we’re still using a mine in Pennsylvania to house the federal government’s retirement records. “Why are they focused on IT?!?” Is an effective but extremely dumb meme. It’s a language problem because the smartest engineers on the planet are doing something different than what Gretchen Carlson assumes they’re doing. I remain convinced that this is a generational issue— that young people naturally intuit how technology works while professional yappers on CNN do not. And I’m optimistic technology will not be so foreign in a few decades and that both sides will be able to understand why it’s important.

"most prefer to dance kumbaya" is vibes, not reality. From where I'm standing, there's basically universal agreement among researchers that gas limit increase features are top priority for glamsterdam. @adietrichs and others in ER have this as their primary focus: delayed execution, block-level access lists, 4444, gas pricing changes, all things that can together enable gas limit -> 300m (not 100m) If the functionality is done sooner than glamsterdam, then glamsterdam itself can happen "sooner than glamsterdam". I'm seeing a lot of willingness to do faster hard forks post-pectra with near-zero pushback. And all the other things are already in the pipeline. 7702 solves the "click two times to swap" thing, that's in pectra (though it requires wallet support). Based rollups are making rapid progress (@taikoxyz and @NethermindEth Surge are good to follow here). Long-term AA (7701) is being aggressively simplified (thank you @yoavw!) so that we can get the benefits of abstracted verification (with censorship resistance) with minimum load on consensus spec.

Most exciting thing about #WheelOfTime# so far is that it actually seems to have gained enough traction to go all the way. This is the first fantasy series since GoT that has had such positive praise for the show that it has almost completely drowned out the negative criticisms. https://t.co/UgtH3yXxmI

Most don’t understand that $ETH community isn’t just built around “numba go up.” It’s built around cypherpunk values striving at a chance to revolutionize the world for the better. Communities that are mostly built around gains disappear as soon as the gains do. Without the ideals that seek to maximize economic freedom for the common man, we will never improve from the fiat/slave system that crypto set out to escape from in the first place, we will only further enslave ourselves by reinventing a more efficient version of it.