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My interview from TED with @kcoleman and @audreyt just went live! Tons of gold in here: -why we stuck with crazy principles like not having an override button -how AI and humans collaborate to write better/more notes than either on their own -how much impact community notes are making -why our algorithm is smarter than regular upvoting/downvoting -new ideas for finding common ground on social media

Elon Musk back in 2017: “I intend to stay with Tesla as far into the future as I can imagine.” “I think almost every automaker has some electric vehicle program. They vary in seriousness. Some are very serious about transitioning entirely to electric, and some are just dabbling in it. And some, amazingly, are still pursuing fuel cells. But I think that won't last much longer.” Chris Anderson: “But isn't there a sense, though, Elon, where you could now just declare victory and say, ‘We did it, let the world electrify,’ and you go on and focus on other stuff?” Elon: “I intend to stay with Tesla as far into the future as I can imagine.” Source: TED Interview, April 28, 2017. @TEDchris

Justine Musk on being married to Elon Musk what it means to a visionary In her TED Talk “Visionaries are People Who Can See In The Dark”, Justine Musk shares her experience reading a recent profile Elon: “He’s quoted as saying something to a friend — and this happened during the time we were still married together… He said that he was prepared to sacrifice his entire fortune to get a rocket into orbit. And he said, ‘I don’t care if Justine and the kids and I end up living in Justine’s parents’ basement. I’m going to make this happen.’ And so I read this and kind of wanted to go back in time, go up to him, take him by the shoulders, look him very seriously in the eyes, and say, ‘Have you seen my parents’ basement?’” Justine reflects what it means to be a visionary: “Visionaries take all that passion, their badass personalities, their mad skills, and the mastery of their chosen subject matter, and they use it to put themselves on the line unlike anybody else you’ll ever meet. And it’s this that allows them to open up windows into another, deeper reality in which transformation is possible and things of awe happen on a regular basis.” She continues: “In the beginning, we don’t trust them because we think they’re crazy, but by the end, we trust them because we know they’re crazy. They’re crazy enough to accomplish anything and risk it all in order to bring us something new to believe in. They might make lousy husbands and terrible wives. They might be the friend who never sends you a birthday present and forgets to show up for coffee. But they bring light to the dark, and they show us the universe.” Source: @TEDTalks (Jun 2017)

intodotspace维权进展。 项目方的人找了抹茶@Teddy_MEXC @MEXCZH 的人说不同意冻结。 一：泰国已经立案，你不同意你就去报警，说泰国警方对你的诈骗判定有误。 二：当初的agency机构，从来没有负责过就算了，我们打官司这么久一毛没出，天天在推特教人炒美股玩投资，非常松弛。 倪大这种半吊子饭桶给你们站台，你还真当自己在国内是皇帝了？ 三：交易所犹豫，不明白。 那麻烦各位受害者去抹茶申诉吧。毕竟散户拿着立案回执也没有跑路的项目方一个不同意来的有分量。 这圈子趁早完蛋吧。 全是诈骗。

🚨 民主党参议员候选人嘲笑受伤老兵，简直该死。 缅因州民主党人格雷厄姆·普拉特纳（Graham Platner）的旧帖被挖出，他对着紫心勋章获得者泰德·丹尼尔斯（Ted Daniels）冷嘲热讽。这位士兵2012年在阿富汗被塔利班击中四次，普拉特纳却说“蠢货不配活”“塔利班枪法太烂才让他喘着气回家”。 这种人居然要挑战共和党现任参议员苏珊·柯林斯（Susan Collins），还想代表缅因州选民。 左派嘴脸彻底暴露：对为国流血的英雄只有鄙视，对塔利班的“失误”倒满是遗憾。 这种垃圾货色根本不配进国会。