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AI is a civilizational risk — he warns about it while building it himself. Free speech and making humanity multiplanetary come first.

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Long-term value investing, immune to market euphoria. No faith in crypto — and nearly all of his fortune goes back to society.

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The singularity has already begun and abundance is coming — the question now is whether to pace it so society can keep up.

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Democratic socialism in city hall: freeze the rent, make buses free, tax the rich — and post the video.

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AI is a new industrial revolution: every nation needs an AI factory, models should be open, and fear — of China or of job loss — is the real enemy.

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Fight Trump in Trump's own language — all-caps posts included — while tacking toward the center for whatever comes next.

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America First, second act: tariffs as leverage, mass deportation, loyalty over institutions — and every fight live-posted.

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MAGA's heir apparent: nationalist economics, hard borders, and open contempt for the old liberal order — delivered with a debater's relish.

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Democratic socialism with a national megaphone: tax the rich, break the oligarchy — and maybe run for president to do it.

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Anarcho-capitalism in power: chainsaw the state, crush inflation, and troll the "caste" daily — results first, manners never.

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Security first, memes always: the self-styled "world's coolest dictator" trades civil liberties for safe streets — and dares critics to argue with the results.

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Superintelligence for everyone — except the models too powerful to share. Build the future, apologize later, post it on Threads.

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A self-described progressive who arms the West: software wins wars, Silicon Valley lost its way, and the AI gold rush is "effing insane."

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A 25% chance of catastrophe is worth racing for the other 75: build the safest frontier AI, warn loudly, and pace the industry before it paces us.

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The AI boom is the housing bubble with GPUs: hidden debt, stretched depreciation, and a crowd that can't imagine losing. He can.

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The activist investor as X pundit: long American big tech, loud on politics, and convinced one good essay can move a market — or an election.

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Democracy and freedom stopped being compatible long ago; now the fight is against the Antichrist — which might look like global AI regulation.

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Survival diplomacy: absorb the humiliations, keep the weapons flowing, and outlast everyone who predicted Ukraine's collapse.

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Security logic overrides everything: ceasefires, allies' patience, his own trial schedule — and, he insists, the arrest warrants.

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Show up where Democrats don't — Fox News, the manosphere, rural Iowa — and argue calmly until the room moves.

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Lethality over lawyers: rename the department for war, fight the Iran war on executive authority, and treat every scandal as friendly fire.

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The economy's designated adult: praise the resilience, warn about the tectonic plates, and quietly refuse to buy at these prices.

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AI is more profound than fire — and the calm bet is that Gemini wins it while everyone else burns money and composure.

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Techno-optimism as governing ideology: deceleration costs lives, doomers are a cult — and now the Fed and the Pentagon take his calls.

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The Big Cycle is turning: debt bomb ticking, bubble gauges near 1929, a "capital war" coming — diversify before the order breaks.

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The biggest room in American media: three hours, no notes, allergic to party discipline — Bernie in 2020, Trump in 2024, "don't become monsters" in between.

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Political capital spent rarely and all at once: years of silence, then one precisely timed post that moves voter registrations — or breaks Instagram.

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