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NEW: President Trump roasts RFK Jr. with a joke about what's on the WHCA Dinner menu with a call back to the many controversies surrounding the HHS secretary and wild animals: "I want you all to know that Bobby Kennedy, who's right here personally, ran over the cow with his car." “He cut it up and he brought it here for you to eat tonight. So it's very fresh." "Bobby also suggested an appetizer featuring his favorite cut of male raccoon roadkill. But we drew the line at that."

Hi everyone, I hope you're all doing well. Sorry I barely paid any attention to Twitter this week, but I had an ear infection this week, and aside from the fact that it's very painful, that same infection decided to attack my other ear last night, so I’m not in the best shape. I just want to say I’m so sorry, and as soon as I’m feeling better, I’ll upload more content to make it up to you. Thanks for continuing to support me and allowing both me and my 9 dogs (and some homeless pups) to eat for another day

This weekend falling deeper into the rabbit hole of contaminants exposure in daily life... I am a bit surprised how weak the U.S. regulations are compared to other countries around industrial chemical use. E.g. the lab @plasticlistorg recommended for testing had this infographic on their website. There are thousands of pesticides, herbicides and various synthetic chemicals banned in other countries that are ok for use in the U.S. It doesn't help to know that you should be eating organic kale when the one you bought shows "disturbing" levels of known toxic chemicals. It doesn't help to eat a Sweetgreen Chicken Pesto Parm Salad when it randomly tests in the 99th percentile of DEHP. Or dark chocolate apparently steeped in heavy metals. The other thing is that there are known good mitigations for many of the risks if you do some research. E.g. in water treatment you want a Reverse Osmosis system at home. For air there are some pretty good HEPA air filters on the market. For clothing you want natural materials (cotton, wool, linen, hemp etc.) instead of synthetic fibers that you inevitable breathe in. You have to know to avoid plastics everywhere (esp warm) and including in secret locations you wouldn't expect them in (e.g. lined *inside* aluminum containers). You have to know about PFAS in your cosmetics. You have to know that you want a stainless steel or cast iron pan. You have to know how to read food packaging ingredients because some brands give you the thing you want, while some brands add 50 other things - emulsifiers, preservatives, "natural and artificial flavors" stuff like Yellow 5 (gross!), "fragnances", high fructose corn syrup, cellulose, artificial sweeteners. You have to stumble by the BobbyApproved app for help. Food is the big wild card that will probably take a while to sort through. A lot of the burden of wanting to live a simple, natural, uncontaminated life turns out to fall on the consumer, and it also seems hard to spend a marginal dollar to decrease your risk exposure without having to run a full research program. But it's okay, I'll run mine and I'll try to write something up when it reaches some maturity.

I spent a few hours using Tesla FSD V14.3.5 on the Cybertruck yesterday. I said this before, but I honestly think the Cybertruck is the best vessel for FSD. The way it handles tight spaces and sharp turns is impressive. What makes the Cybertruck the best (imo) is the way it can just eat up the road under it. Potholes, rough roads, whatever, it doesn’t matter. Cybertruck glides over everything. That combined with amazing car control is why I think it’s the best, and most comfortable. I just can’t get over how amazing FSD is these days. For the younger generation, self-driving will become the norm. For us, I don’t think it will ever get old.