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JUST IN: $12 trillion BlackRock says US national debt will accelerate crypto adoption. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) December 3, 2025 JUST IN: BlackRock deposits 44,140 $ETH ($134.5 million) into Coinbase. pic.twitter.com/CnxlgtCJqo — Whale Insider (@WhaleInsider) December 3, 2025
FYI: Ron Baron thinks Tesla owned and operated Robotaxis will generate $50,000 revenue miles a year, per car. pic.twitter.com/YUaKG8Zlkd — Nic Cruz Patane (@niccruzpatane) June 23, 2025
by Graham Summers, MBA | Chief Market Strategist Artificial Intelligence (AI) is going to ignite a boom in hard assets. As I’ve laid out in the last few articles, the AI revolution is moving into its next phase: physical AI. This is the phase in which AI software is integrated with physical hardware (robots, appliances, …
AI SCIENTIST TEAM JOINS THE HUNT FOR LIFE BEYOND EARTH Meet AstroAgents — a digital dream team of eight AI-powered researchers now probing the great cosmic question: are we alone? Designed to study Mars samples NASA hopes to bring back, these AI agents work like a scientific relay race. One sifts through data, another critiques, …
1/3 #bitcoin and all of crypto is 🐀 poison, has ABSOLUTELY no value, generates no cash flow, and has no use case beyond harmful speculation (b/c it sucks up valuable resources – i.e., capital that could be used to fund useful assets and valuable energy resources)… https://t.co/L2MTGOyPFw — Gordon Johnson (@GordonJohnson19) December 20, 2024 3/3… …
Pennsylvania could be at the center of America’s new ‘white gold rush’ with the discovery of a major untapped source of lithium in the state. Government scientists have shown that they can filter the precious metal from the state’s shale gas wastewater: pulling tons of lithium per day, with little left behind. They concluded that …
1. VLOGGER creates realistic talking videos through a two-stage process: Stage 1 generates body motion controls from audio input. Stage 2 translates these controls into frames using an image-to-image model, conditioned on a reference image for identity. pic.twitter.com/kRJ6yUWAJT — Alamin (@iam_chonchol) March 23, 2024 3. VLOGGER offers captivating videos with diverse subjects and lifelike motion: …
via decodetheworld Why would anyone burn down the woods? This is unconventional warfare: wildfires kill a lot of trees and wildlife, and destroy property: -Firebugs and pyromaniacs like to play with fire. -Promote the climate hoax and carbon tax scheme. Trillions of dollars are at stake for this, as everything will get a global “carbon …
The first openly transgender lawmaker in the US is facing federal charges in connection with sexual exploitation at a Tyngsborough, Massachusetts daycare center. A teacher at the daycare who assisted the lawmaker in obtaining sexual pictures of the children has also been arrested and was charged in June. In a press release, the Justice Department …
Weekly data for corporate bankruptcy filings has started to meaningfully deteriorate in recent weeks: Apollo’s Torsten Slok 🤔 What happens to firms that don't generate enough $ to cover interest payments, when they are unable to refinance their junk in recession?https://t.co/YfZkZuxK9E — Eventually Consistent Capital (@EventuallyCC) June 28, 2023 https://twitter.com/EventuallyCC/status/1673764995996471299 The yield curve invertoooor Yield …
In this video, Peter highlights the dire situation in San Francisco. The California Senate recently passed a bill making it illegal for store employees to confront shoplifters, contributing to a rise in thefts. As a result, major retailers like Old Navy, Walgreens, T-Mobile, Whole Foods, Amazon Go, and Nordstroms are closing their San Francisco locations. …
by: Arsenio Toledo (Natural News) Food giants McDonald’s and PepsiCo continue to greedily raise prices, forcing many consumers looking for price breaks to keep waiting for the day when food prices normalize. These price increases are ongoing. Many companies do not plan to change course and will continue increasing prices or keeping them at elevated levels even as some executives are warning that shoppers …