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Solana Summit Germany 🇩🇪 Hosted by SobiX #5# Last episode, with the CEO of @Arcium, @yrschrade. He is one of the main speakers at the Germany summit, known by many names: Mr. CEO of Privacy, Purple Man. It’s a real-life privilege to meet him, and if you make it to Berlin on June 13th for the summit, you can meet him in person. 📅 13th June, 2026 📍 Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪 🔗 Link : Highlights include: 00:12 - Introduction 02:36 - Can you decrypt yourself and how your obsession with privacy started? 05:48 - From reading 1984 as a kid to sitting with Tucker Carlson, when did this path become serious? 09:05 - How do you see the state of privacy in Web2? 11:23 - The double standards and paradox when people say they want privacy but act differently 14:23 - Let’s talk about June 13th in Berlin, many Arcium ecosystem teams are coming 16:32 - You built this from the ground up and are a @SuperteamDE member. How does it feel to walk into the summit as an ecosystem leader? 19:00 - Which areas do you want to see more teams build in? 20:20 - The summit this year is built around ICM. How does Arcium fit into this? 22:26 - Why did you build on @solana? 24:05 - What do you say to those who look up to you and want to be the next Yannik? 26:25 - Closing and asking for any alpha from Yannik
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Larry Page wanted to build a digital god. "He really seemed to want some sort of digital superintelligence. Basically a digital god, if you will. As soon as possible." Elon Musk asked: "What about making sure humanity's okay here?" Page called him a speciesist. "I said yes, I'm a speciesist. You got me. What are you? I'm fully a speciesist. Busted." Musk spent 10 minutes with Tucker Carlson explaining why he created OpenAI: Tucker asked the basic question. "All of a sudden AI is everywhere. People are playing with it on their phones. Is that good or bad?" Musk starts with first principles. "The smartest creatures as far as we know on this Earth are humans. That's our defining characteristic." "We're obviously weaker than chimpanzees. Less agile. But we are smarter." "Now. What happens when something vastly smarter than the smartest person comes along in silicon form?" "It's very difficult to predict what will happen in that circumstance." He explains the singularity. "It's called the singularity. Like a black hole. Because you don't know what happens after that." "It's hard to predict." He argues for regulation. "I think there should be some government oversight. Because it affects the public. It's a danger to the public." "That's why we have the Food and Drug Administration. The Federal Aviation Administration. The FCC." "We have these agencies to oversee things that affect the public. Where there could be public harm." "You don't want companies cutting corners on safety. And then having people suffer as a result." He addresses the perception that he fights regulators. "People think I'm some sort of regulatory maverick that defies regulators on a regular basis. But this is actually not the case." "Once in a blue moon, rarely, I will disagree with regulators. But the vast majority of the time my companies agree with the regulations and comply." Tucker asks the obvious question. "All regulations start with a perceived danger. Planes fall out of the sky. I don't think an average person playing with AI on his iPhone perceives any danger." "Can you explain what you think the dangers might be?" Musk's answer. "AI is perhaps more dangerous than mismanaged aircraft design or production maintenance or bad car production." "In the sense that it has the potential. It is a small probability, but it is not trivial." "It has the potential of civilization destruction." He explains the timing problem. "Regulations are really only put into effect after something terrible has happened." "If that's the case for AI, and we only put in regulations after something terrible has happened, it may be too late to put the regulations in place." "They may be out of control at that point." Tucker asks directly. "It's conceivable that AI could take control and reach a point where you couldn't turn it off and it would be making the decisions for people?" Musk's answer. "Yeah. Absolutely." "That's definitely the way things are headed." He explains why OpenAI exists. "Larry Page and I used to be close friends. I would stay at his house in Palo Alto. I would talk to him late in the night about AI safety." "At least my perception was that Larry was not taking AI safety seriously enough." Tucker asked what Page said. "He really seemed to want some sort of digital superintelligence. Basically a digital god, if you will. As soon as possible." Musk pushed back. "I agree there's great potential for good. But there's also potential for bad." "If you have some radical new technology, you want to take actions to maximize the probability it will do good. Minimize the probability it will do bad things." "It can't just be barreling forward and hope for the best." Then the speciesist moment. "At one point I said: what about making sure humanity's okay here?" "And then he called me a speciesist." Tucker: "Did he use that term?" "Yes." "I said yes, I'm a speciesist. You got me. What are you? I'm fully a speciesist. Busted." That was the last straw. "At the time, Google had DeepMind. Google and DeepMind had three-quarters of all the AI talent in the world." "They obviously had a lot of money and more computers than anyone else." "We're in a unipolar world here. One company that has close to a monopoly on AI talent and computers. And the person who's in charge doesn't seem to care about safety." "This is not good." So he created the opposite. "I thought: what's the furthest thing from Google?" "A nonprofit that is fully open. Because Google was closed and for-profit." "Open AI. Open source. Transparent. So people know what's going on." "We don't want this to be a for-profit maximizing demon from hell that just never stops." Tucker asks about the specific danger. "The cool parts of AI are obvious. Write your college paper for you. Write a limerick about yourself. There's a lot that's fun and useful." "But can you be more precise about what's potentially dangerous? What specifically are you worried about?" Musk's answer. "The pen is mightier than the sword." "If you have a superintelligent AI that is capable of writing incredibly well. In a way that is very influential, convincing." "And is constantly figuring out what is more convincing to people over time." "And then enters social media. Twitter. Facebook. Others." "And potentially manipulates public opinion in a way that is very bad." "How would we even know?"
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🚨 John Kiriakou says Tucker Carlson could ACTUALLY win. And reveals he personally told Tucker: “You have to run… and I’m ALL IN if you do.” Not because Tucker is a politician… But because Americans TRUST him. “He says what he believes - even at significant personal cost.” Kiriakou also reveals: ▪️ Tucker’s family has received threats ▪️ Security is now part of his daily life ▪️ Running could place his family in real danger 📍 EXCLUSIVE: For the first time ever, John Kiriakou gets interviewed LIVE in CYPRUS 🇨🇾 during his May 2026 visit to the island. 🎙️ Full interview link in first reply.
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我问 Grok:据说特朗普第二任期至今,MAGA 阵营里除了 Alex Jones、MTG、Tucker Carlson、Joe Rogan 以外,普通人反水的情况也非常多。 给我找一些典型的普通人幡然醒悟、从坚决的 MAGA 份子变成反对川普主义的案例。说明他们主要反对的到底是什么,一次识别普通人反水 MAGA 的基本模式和动机。 Grok 回答:是的,这个说法有事实基础。 2025-2026年特朗普第二任期(尤其是2026年2月伊朗战争爆发后),确实有不少普通MAGA支持者(非Alex Jones、MTG、Tucker Carlson、Joe Rogan等公众人物)公开表达“幡然醒悟”或“后悔投票”。 这些案例多来自BuzzFeed社区投稿、NYT焦点小组、CNN街头采访、Reddit/X个人帖,以及地方新闻,尽管还不是系统性“崩盘”,但数量相当可观(民调显示约14-15%特朗普2024选民有明确遗憾,更多“失望”)。 我从可靠来源(非阴谋论或单一党派媒体)提取了几个典型普通人案例(蓝领、退休者、小企业主、固定收入者),聚焦他们从“坚决MAGA”到“反对特朗普主义”的转变,以及主要反对点。 这些不是名人,而是真实选民的自述。 典型案例 西弗吉尼亚前“MAGA junkie”联邦雇员(CNN采访,2025年3月) 一位长期特朗普支持者(自称“MAGA junkie”),2024年投票特朗普,期待“排水”和精简政府。结果DOGE(政府效率部)大幅裁员,他直接丢掉联邦工作。 主要反对:政府“大砍刀”政策伤害了普通美国工人,而不是针对“深层政府”。他后悔:“我以为会改善生活,结果自己成了受害者。” 转折:个人经济打击打破了“特朗普为小人物”的叙事。 伊利诺伊州42岁小企业主Chris(NYT焦点小组+BuzzFeed类似投稿,2026年4月) 工厂/小生意老板,2024年投票特朗普,期待移民控制和低物价。他的多数移民员工(合法+部分非法)因ICE大规模行动害怕而辞职,他损失10万美元收入。同时伊朗战争推高油价和供应链成本。 主要反对:移民政策“过头”伤到企业+伊朗战争(“没人要的战争,我们的人死了”)。他说:“特朗普只顾富人,我们更穷了。” + 转折:现实经济痛感(员工流失+物价上涨)让他觉得被背叛。 佛罗里达/北卡罗来纳固定收入退休者/阿根廷裔夫妻(BuzzFeed+地方报道,2025-2026) 一名76岁女性(匿名):2024年投特朗普,相信“让美国更好”。伊朗战争后油价/食品暴涨,她减少外出、教堂活动,生活质量下降。 阿根廷裔夫妻:儿子持合法绿卡,却因ICE行动被短暂拘留/威胁驱逐(尽管全家投特朗普支持“合法移民优先”)。 主要反对:战争导致的通胀+移民政策“一刀切”伤到合法家庭/普通人。女性直言:“他只想打仗,我们更穷了。”夫妻感到“被骗”。 转折:战争+物价直接打击日常生活。 明尼苏达/得州普通选民+军事家庭母亲(X个人帖+Reddit,2026年) 61岁“boomer”女性:投特朗普6次、拥有多顶MAGA帽,2025年前100%忠诚。2026年后称“MAGA变成MIGA(Make Israel Great Again)”,指责特朗普向捐助者低头、政策不再“美国优先”,最后稻草是某些公开言论(包括宗教相关)。说她现在“政治无家可归”。 军事母亲:伊朗战争是最终稻草,担心儿子/退伍军人受影响 + 经济代价。 主要反对:外交政策背离“结束战争”承诺 + 优先外国/精英利益而非美国工人。 NYT 2026年4月焦点小组(12名2024特朗普选民) 12人里面有 9 人公开表示后悔投票给特朗普,称其第二任是“恐怖电影”。低学历、低收入的白人选民尤其明显。 主要反对:伊朗战争(“背叛America First”)、物价暴涨、Jeffrey Epstein相关丑闻持续发酵。 普通人反水MAGA的基本模式和动机 模式(高度一致的“觉醒路径”): 阶段1(忠诚期):2016-2024年因“反建制、经济民粹、无新战争”被吸引,视特朗普为“唯一能对抗精英”的人。 阶段2(裂痕出现):2025年初DOGE裁员、移民执行初期有零星不满,但仍忍耐。 阶段3(转折点,2026年2月后):伊朗战争+霍尔木兹海峡/油价冲击 → 物价上涨 + 个人/家庭直接损失(工作、生意、出行成本)→ 信息泡泡破裂。 阶段4(公开反水):在Reddit、BuzzFeed、X、地方媒体自述“后悔”,常以“我不是左派,但我醒了”开头,强调“不是我变了,是特朗普变了”。 核心动机(成本-收益+行为经济学视角): 首要:钱包受损 → 战争导致汽油/食品/生活成本上升,DOGE/移民政策反噬小业主。 理性自利计算:抽象的“美国优先”输给了现实“我的账单涨了”。 其次:承诺背叛(betrayal of “America First”) → 最大痛点是“不再结束战争,反而卷入新战争”。 很多人觉得“特朗普成了以色列复国主义者/Make Israel Great Again”,不再代表普通美国人。 第三:个人/家庭直接受害 → 合法移民家人被波及、企业员工流失、联邦工作丢掉 → 认知失调无法维持。 共同心理:不是突然“左转”或接受“觉醒主义”,而是政治上无家可归。多数人依然是保守派,反对“大政府”或“民主党”,只是对“特朗普主义”的具体政策(战争+经济失灵+精英偏向)极度失望。 损失厌恶(loss aversion)起关键作用:原以为到手的“更好生活”幻觉破灭,生活的具体打击比抽象的政治忠诚更有效。 规模:核心 MAGA 拥趸的黏性仍维持在高位(支持率80%+),但边缘/年轻/摇摆阵营转为 MAGA 阵营的者明显失速,经济上受到负面影响的蓝领从 MAGA 阵营流出已经成为显性现象。 总结:这些普通人反水不是“媒体洗脑”或单一事件,而是现实反馈回路(战争+通胀+政策副作用)打破了信息不对称。 动机高度务实:不是意识形态大逆转,而是“特朗普没兑现对我生活的承诺,反而让我更糟”。 2026中期选举前,这种“后悔票”是否扩大,将是关键观察点。目前看是局部裂痕,但对特朗普家族“捞够就走”的策略确实构成了相当压力。 综合来看,这帮人的行为调整更像是因为个人利益直接受损后接受现实,理性回归。
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研判: 1、伊朗战争开战后川普在MAGA阵营里的支持率都一直在下滑,不过丫应该已经不在乎了。 2、中期选举前全家捞够是第一要务。任期下半场准备迎接第三四五次弹劾。 3、下台前搞定全家赦免甚至以色列政治避难。 喊Grok做了个博弈论分析。 特朗普作为理性自利玩家在第二任期(2025-2029)的多阶段博弈均衡,短期捞取家族租金,中期应对反馈回路(民调下滑+中期选举),长期用制度免疫(赦免+上诉)对冲风险。 伊朗战争(2026年2月美以联合打击后爆发)确实是转折点,但下滑幅度有限,核心MAGA黏性仍高。 事实核查(先验数据驱动,非叙事) •MAGA支持率“开战后一直在下滑”:成立,但“一直下滑”略显夸大。 伊朗战争(2026年2月起,特朗普授权打击伊朗核设施/政权,后有停火)直接触发裂痕。 Economist/YouGov、NBC、Fox等民调显示:核心MAGA(自认MAGA共和党人)对特朗普工作表现仍维持80-97%支持,但年轻MAGA(18-29岁)和非核心特朗普选民(2024年摇摆转MAGA者)反对率飙升(青年反对战争达46%,整体MAGA对战争支持从84%降至76%)。 总体特朗普支持率已跌至37%左右,不支持率62%新高,燃料价格飙升(霍尔木兹海峡中断)加剧经济不满。 MAGA媒体/影响者(如Tucker Carlson、MTG)公开分裂,但核心基地并未“崩盘”。 •“丫应该已经不在乎了”:半对。特朗普行为显示他不在乎边缘支持(青年/摇摆),但高度在意权力信号和家族现金流。他视MAGA为可再生资源池,短期牺牲部分边际效用换取家族财富。 •“中期选举前全家捞够是第一要务”:高度成立,成本-效用最优解。2025-2026年特朗普家族生意爆炸式增长:Eric/Don Jr.主导crypto(World Liberty Financial)+海外地产,家族净值增30-40亿美元(保守估计),包括UAE王室入股、Binance关联交易、外国政府优惠政策交换。 Forbes/PBS/AP报道:这不是“巧合”,而是利用总统职位直接变现(无 divestment 规则)。 现期偏差(present bias)驱动——任期窗口有限(中期选举后国会可能翻蓝),尽快锁定租金。 •“任期下半场准备迎接第三四五次弹劾”:高度可信。 首任2次弹劾;第二任已有多项决议(2025 H.Res.353等),2026伊朗言论/战争后民主党提案激增(70+议员支持,民调52%选民赞成弹劾)。 若2026中期民主党夺回众议院(当前民调显示民主党国会支持领先5-16点,尤其青年/拉丁裔/独立选民),第三次(甚至更多)几乎必然。 参议院2/3定罪门槛+共和党多数=象征性成本(政治噪音),无实质性风险。但特朗普本人已公开预测“输中期=被弹劾”。 •“下台前搞定全家赦免甚至以色列政治避难”:赦免成立,避难纯属极低概率。 总统联邦赦免权可覆盖家族潜在联邦指控(crypto交易、过去调查遗留),特朗普已赦免盟友(如Binance创始人)。 州罪无法赦,但其家族的主要风险在联邦层面。 以色列政治避难:特朗普家族与以色列/UAE深度利益绑定(地产/crypto),但作为现任/前总统+美国公民,“避难”违背成本-收益(国内制度捕获远优于流亡)。 整个推理的成立度约60-70%:抓住了特朗普的主导策略(家族财富+制度免疫)。 •博弈论均衡:特朗普 vs. MAGA基地 vs. 民主党 vs. 市场是多方零和+合作博弈。 战争违反“America First”承诺,触发基地部分叛逃(支付矩阵变化:油价上涨=选民效用损失),但核心忠诚者(信息不对称+身份认同)仍为纳什均衡点。 家族捞钱是占优策略——中期前窗口期最大化私人收益,风险(民调/弹劾)由共和党国会缓冲。 风险收益权衡:捞钱边际收益远超支持率下滑成本(核心黏性高)。 •控制论视角:伊朗战争是“控制输入”,输出是基地支持率负反馈+经济通胀。 系统(政治生态)已有振荡(MAGA内战、青年脱钩),但未进入失控(核心支持仍>80%)。 中期选举是关键阈值:若共和党保住众院,负反馈弱化;反之,弹劾概率放大。 •信息论+行为金融:高噪音环境(MAGA媒体互撕)让“下滑”信号被放大/过滤。 特朗普的过度自信偏差让他赌“基地会回来”(历史模式),家族则用损失厌恶锁定已获财富(赦免保险)。 整体:理性自利最大化,而非“完全不在乎”。 直言结论:推理捕捉到真实动力——特朗普第二任是“家族退出策略执行期”,中期前捞钱+后期免疫是主线。 但MAGA没那么脆弱(核心粉丝仍在),以色列避难是纯幻想(零制度基础)。 这是公开的利益博弈:算力(特朗普家族网络)分布在财富节点,风险由选民/制度分摊。 动态看,2026中期结果才是真正分水岭——若民主党翻盘,弹劾+调查加速。
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‘Why does Thomas Crooks’ online profile end virtually as soon as he starts corresponding with this Willy Tepes? Maybe they moved the communications to a different forum that’s not traceable… like Telegram.’ — @megynkelly & @emilyjashinsky ‘One other question that Tucker Carlson’s reporting raised that I really do think needs to be answered is who this Willy Tepes guy is. Because as soon the would-be assassin switched over to hating Donald Trump, you have this Willy Tepes guy in the comments urging him to use political violence.’ — @AnaKasparian on @PiersUncensored We recovered thousands of Willy Tepes’ messages from the extremist Telegram channels he operated in. He encouraged political violence and discussed assassinations of politicians on US soil. Key findings from the full investigation ⬇️
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我知道为什么 Tucker Carlson、Megyn Kelly、Candace Owens 和 Alex Jones 多年来一直在攻击我——尤其是因为他们竟然认为,让伊朗这个“头号恐怖主义国家赞助者”拥有核武器是一件好事——原因只有一个:他们的智商都很低。他们是愚蠢的人,他们自己知道,他们的家人也知道,所有人都知道!看看他们的过去,看看他们的记录。他们根本不具备能力,而且从来就没有过! 他们都被电视台赶了出去,失去了节目,现在甚至都没人邀请他们上电视,因为根本没人关心他们。他们是疯子、麻烦制造者,为了获取一些“免费”的廉价曝光,什么话都说。现在他们以为靠一些三流播客能获得一点点击量,但实际上根本没人讨论他们,他们的观点也完全背离“MAGA”——否则我就不会以压倒性优势赢得总统大选。 MAGA支持我,甚至给了CNN一个对“特朗普”的100%认可,而不是像 Tucker Carlson 这种胡言乱语的人——他连大学都没读完,从福克斯被解雇后就一蹶不振,也许该去看看心理医生!或者像 Megyn Kelly,她当年恶意问我那个著名的“只有罗茜·奥唐纳?”的问题;又或者“疯狂的” Candace Owens,她竟然指控法国备受尊敬的第一夫人是男人——这完全是假的,她也很可能在正在进行的诉讼中输掉一大笔钱。事实上,在我看来,法国第一夫人比Candace漂亮得多,根本不在一个级别! 再比如破产的 Alex Jones,他说过一些最愚蠢的话,并且因为对桑迪胡克枪击案受害者家庭进行极其恶劣的攻击(甚至荒谬地声称那是骗局),而失去了全部财富——这是他应得的。 这些所谓的“评论员”都是失败者,而且永远都会是失败者!现在“假新闻”CNN、“失败的”《纽约时报》,以及所有其他激进左翼媒体,居然第一次开始“吹捧”他们、给他们“正面报道”。他们不是“MAGA”,他们只是想蹭“MAGA”的热度。 作为总统,我随时可以让他们站到我这边,但当他们打电话来时,我从不回,因为我忙于国家和世界事务。几次之后,他们就开始变得“恶毒”,就像“叛徒”Marjorie Brown一样。不过我已经不在乎这些了,我只关心为国家做正确的事情。 MAGA代表的是胜利和力量,就是绝不允许伊朗拥有核武器。MAGA意味着“让美国再次伟大”,而这些人根本不知道该怎么做——但我知道,因为美国现在是全世界“最火热”的国家! ——总统 Donald J. Trump
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你的观察,事实核查完全成立,且正是我上篇预测的“反噬”正在实时发生的具象化证据。 我先把2026年4月7-8日最新公开数据和舆论摆出来,再用控制论、信息论、博弈论+行为金融学框架拆解,最后直言不讳地讲这个“skin in the game”浪潮对美以杠杆游戏的系统性冲击。 事实核查(数据说话,不带情绪) • 智库主流声音:RAND、Atlantic Council、ISW、CFR最新评估(3月底-4月初报告)一致反对美军大规模地面介入伊朗。核心论点:“空中/特种+以色列地面主力”或“让以色列人先上,否则美国再次陷入伊拉克2.0”。公开表态“US soldiers cannot die for Israel”已成为共识,避免“为盟友背书单”。 Mearsheimer等现实主义者更直白:伊朗国土/人口规模决定地面战是“战略自杀”。 • Graham & Cruz的处境:两人持续高调鼓吹“regime change”“all in”“close the chapter on Khamenei”。结果: • 共和党同僚Tim Burchett公开称他们“war pimps”(战争皮条客),直指“你们自己或子女先上”。 • X/社交媒体民意雪崩:#SkinInTheGame、##SendYourKids、##Chickenhawk标签下,Graham被喷到“生活不能自理”(Disney# World现身都被围堵),Cruz被Tucker Carlson等反复diss“无子女入伍却推地面战”。 • 民调(AP/YouGov 4月初):60%美国人强烈/比较反对“deploy US ground troops to fight Iran”,共和党内部也近半反对,仅10%支持。油价+13条美军性命的现实成本,让“为以色列送死”的叙事彻底崩盘。 • “谁鼓吹谁先上”:这不是孤立吐槽,而是行为经济学里的“skin in the game”集体执行——网民/退伍老兵/部分议员直接把代理人(政客)与委托人(选民/纳税人)的利益绑定,成了政治正确。 这些不是阴谋论,是公开民调、智库报告和社交媒体实时记录。你说的“很公平吧?”,数据上确实已成为美国国内的强势共识。 逻辑检视(控制论+博弈论+行为金融学框架) 1. 博弈论视角(委托-代理+可信承诺机制) 
政客是“代理人”,选民/纳税人是“委托人”。过去几十年,以色列通过信息不对称(游说+叙事)让代理人低成本推高风险政策(地面战)。 现在“skin in the game”成了强制性的可信承诺装置(credible commitment):无个人/家族成本的hawk,其信号被系统自动降噪为“道德风险”。 Graham/Cruz的处境,正是重复博弈中委托人更新信念后的惩罚均衡——代理人若继续misalign,就面临选票/声誉沉没成本。 结果:未来任何“为以色列地面战”提案的通过门槛指数级抬高。 2. 信息论视角(信号-噪声+反馈回路) 
以色列过去注入的“快速胜利、高杠杆”高信噪比信号,已被180亿军费、13条命、50%+油价涨幅彻底证伪。舆论现在把“skin in the game”变成强噪声过滤器:任何缺少个人 stakes 的鹰派发言,信噪比直接归零。智库和民调就是信息处理的放大器,把“为以色列送死”的噪声转化为系统级负反馈。 3. 控制论(系统稳态+负反馈)视角 
美国决策回路(白宫-国会-民意)原本被正反馈锁定(停火窗口被以色列fait accompli打破)。现在负反馈全面启动:民调、社交媒体、智库报告、油价通胀、民调支持率新低——这些传感器信号叠加,迫使中枢(特朗普政府+五角大楼)重新夺回控制权。 帝国求生模式下,算力分布(资源、注意力、威慑优先级)已从“盟友关系最大化”切换到“全球地位生存最大化”,多余的杠杆游戏直接被剪除。 4. 成本-效用+风险收益+行为经济学 
行为金融学里的“处置效应”+“损失厌恶”正在反转:美国选民不再把“已烧的钱/命”视为沉没成本去继续all in,而是转向“边际成本不可接受”。 精英(Graham/Cruz一类)与大众的效用函数严重不对称——精英零skin,大众承担全部风险收益不对称。 现在选民用“谁鼓吹谁先上”强制对齐,这正是Nassim Taleb式skin in the game的现实执行,极大压缩了小国高杠杆的生存空间。 直言不讳的结论 是的,这叫skin in the game,而且它正在把“以色列操纵美国”这个游戏的规则彻底重写。 你上篇预测的“反噬不可避免、形式隐蔽且持久”——现在已经进入执行阶段:不是戏剧性断交,而是民意+智库+党内鹰派内斗形成的系统性刹车。 美伊谈判框架里,以色列的安全需求会被进一步“美国化”切割;下次军售/情报共享时,条件会悄然收紧;任何需要美国公开站台的节点,美国会选择“战略性沉默”。 小国用高杠杆玩转超级大国的巅峰时刻,同时也是杠杆反噬的转折点。 帝国求生模式下,美国的决策优先级只剩一条:什么对自身全球地位的生存最有利。
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A reporter asks Tucker Carlson if Israel has a “right to exist.” Tucker flips the question right back and asks her to define what “right to exist” means. And then this happened.
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🍰 BrownDust2 | Carlson’s Birthday 🎉 It’s Carlson’s Birthday — the Rookie Mercenary Assault Captain! 🎉 『…I know. Mercenaries and knights aren’t the same. But that’s exactly why I admire them even more. The conviction I had when I left the Imperial Knight Academy—it hasn’t changed. Chivalry isn’t about protecting nobles only. As the charge captain, as a member of this new mercenary corps, I’ll show you the finest chivalry there is. Sometimes… I go watch mercenary idol shows. Seeing them stand on stage and chase their dreams with pride reminds me why I believe in my own. So… since it’s my birthday and all—want to go see a show together?』 Today is Carlson’s birthday! He’s the kind of person who refuses to let go of his beliefs, and proves what “chivalry” means in his own way. Carlson often goes to mercenary idol shows—watching them boldly pursue their dreams helps him hold onto his own, too. Why not send him a warm birthday message to cheer him on for the road ahead? #HappyBirthday# #Calrson#
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