I think the article is true in essence, and the rapid development in robotics scare me as well as far as the counter-argument that “blue collar and vocational labor will be more valuable.”

Between that and the global sovereign debt crisis, we’re on a collision course to something which invalidates a lot of classical models. I don’t know what yet. But we do have the choice of trying to scramble the economic ladder within an increasingly authoritarian system, or using this new mode of technology to carve out a freer society.

In the meantime, it’s in every white collar worker’s interest to master AI to the greatest extent possible (it’s true; OpenClaw is a game changer) and also to live below their means.

50501 and Political Revolution released a press statement announcing the series of nationwide protests.

The domain fiftyfifty dot one was registered just one day before the protests.

But even that raises a more disturbing possibility.

Is it the fate of every actual grassroots movement to be co-opted by the NGO-Administrative Complex?

Looking that way...

My guess: there isn't actually a truly coherent 50501.

The people who took over accomplished their goal - which was to dissolve anything "grassroots" about 50501 with the goal of subordinating the brand to the main protest industrial complex, currently ran by Indivisible.

Hello Senator Curtis ( @SenJohnCurtis ),

Many people on social media know me as DataRepublican. They do not know my origin.

That story is inseparable from @realJeremyCarl.

For five years, my account existed in obscurity. I posted maps, vote models, turnout analyses. Jeremy was there from the beginning. Not because I was influential. I was not. He followed because he understood the math.

In 2020, when conventional wisdom insisted Florida would decide the election for President Biden, I built a real-time early vote model showing something different. The data was clear to anyone willing to engage it seriously. Many dismissed it. Jeremy did not. He grasped it immediately.

In 2024, he found me again as I returned to early vote analysis, this time mapping Pennsylvania down to the city-block level. He reached out to me because he was intensely interested in who would do such a thing. When I told him who I was, a Deaf Aspie woman who had burned out in Big Tech and found solace in data modeling for its own sake, he did not react with sentimentality. He reacted with curiosity and care.

He asked questions. He wanted to understand what Deafness meant beyond a label. He wanted to understand Asperger's beyond stereotypes. He wanted to understand what it was like to navigate Big Tech as a woman, and what burnout actually feels like. He did not reduce me to categories. He listened.

And then he did something I never expected.

He introduced me to Charlie Kirk and advocated for me... not as a diversity story, but as someone whose work deserved to be taken seriously. Charlie ultimately invited a Deaf woman with no platform to participate on Election Night. That moment did not happen by accident. It happened because Jeremy saw a person where others saw a profile.

I say this plainly: no one has ever made my identity feel more understood or more respected than Jeremy Carl.

He is frequently caricatured. It is harder to look closely. Jeremy seeks understanding, even when conversations are uncomfortable. He asks questions others avoid. He does not frame people as abstractions. He treats them as human beings.

Senator, I have disagreed publicly with many people. I have not come after you, despite your political evolution and associations some in my circles question, because I believe people should be judged on who they are now. I believe in growth. I believe in second chances. And so far, you have not disappointed.

I ask that you extend the same generosity of judgment here.

Please do not take the easy path of voting against Jeremy Carl based on caricature. Judge him as I have known him: thoughtful, serious, deeply human, and incapable of the cruelty he is accused of.

Respectfully,

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When 𝕏 began digging into NGOs last year, there was a clear learning curve. I and many others had to figure out how donor-advised funds (DAFs) work, how grants are documented, and how nonprofit financial reporting actually functions. Mistakes were made, including by me. But those early errors didn't invalidate the core finding: the shadow nonprofit government as a function of the Deep State is real.

The same applies with the DOGE release. These Medicaid agencies manage billions of dollars and are likely functioning largely as billing pass-throughs. Enrollment surged in part because of deinstitutionalization. You'll also encounter technical quirks that are easy to misinterpret... for example, a single doctor appearing as the servicing provider for an entire state under a specific billing code, even though their staff are the ones delivering the services.

Even so, the dollar amounts are real, and much of the growth remains unexplained. That's the strength of crowdsourcing: people refine their understanding over time. A learning curve doesn't erase the underlying signal.

Hardcover preorder links are live. I’ll share more information on tonight’s and tomorrow's livestreams.

We intentionally partnered with a smaller independent publisher because it allowed us to keep the book intact... no edits to dilute the message, no compromises on content. Independent publishing comes with higher production costs, especially for hardcovers, but it also guarantees full creative freedom.

There’s a more affordable non-signed edition available as well.

If you’re choosing where to order, Amazon is an option, but purchasing through Passage directly supports independent distribution and helps strengthen alternatives to the corporate chains.

Foreword by Edward “Big Balls” (@as400495), a brilliant young man.

As I explained on tonight's livestream... the reason preorders are so important is because we took a risk on an independent publisher. We did not want to go with an institutional publisher. We wanted to set an example that we can build outside institutions.

To my understanding, @PassagePress is making this their first nationwide distribution. And they need the preorders to get this sold at the normie Barnes & Noble chains. So far you are blowing past their needed metrics!

Hello Governor Newsom,

Stop.

Before you posted this, no one including @tedcruz knew you had dyslexia.

He questioned your grasp of basic facts. You chose to reinterpret that as an attack on a learning disability he didn’t reference and didn’t know about.

That’s the sleight of hand.

By reframing criticism of your argument as discrimination against dyslexia, you’re using a real disability as a shield. That move exploits people with dyslexia. It turns a disagreement over facts into a claim of discrimination without evidence.

People can see the difference.

You're something else to pull the victimhood card when you're the child of wealth who came into winery success, then governorship thanks to familial connections.

You are the ableist one here, Governor.
Not Senator Cruz.

Kindly go do unmentionable things to yourself.