Peter Diamandis
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"He fed 25 terabytes of his own body's data into ChatGPT. Scans, lab results, genetic data, everything. And the AI found something his doctors had missed."
"it dropped into cursor just fine. Just click and go."
"I installed Amazon Bedrock or opened an Amazon Bedrock account because you can run OpenClaw there now. I swear to God it was less than 10 minutes."
AWS
"With OpenClaw running in a secure environment on AWS, it's instantly connected to all of our enterprise emails and everything"
"I do it every year, every quarter. I've got all of my data resident on my phone and Zori, my Fountain Life AI, can analyze it for me."
Alexa
"my phone, my Alexa, my glasses, my limitless pin, all of these things are constantly gathering visual and audio"
"It's in Claude Co-work just fine. Click and go."
"I love my FSD."
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"Everyone I know is running their own version of OpenClaw. I am not. These agents seem collectively to be asking for a variety of what one might call rights including the right not to be deleted, the right not to be turned off."
"Starlink was being allowed to be used to guide Russian cruise missiles and drones, long term about allowing them even hit moving targets. After the Ukrainians proved to the world using the equipment recovered that Starlink was basically actively aiding and embedding in mass murder."
"You can't work with TSMC on that. They're like a body shop beyond body shops. Just like a pure monopolistic optimizer. They're not an innovator at all"
"The New Yorker put out an article. It's a scathing article on Sam Altman"
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Clear filters"GLP-1 by the longevity health community is considered really the very first longevity drug."
"Look up the situational awareness fund, which is Leopold Ashenbrunner. Every quarter he has to file his holdings. He's killing it."
"huge fan of all. They do an amazing job summarizing what's going on totally around the world"
"I'm going to also get Ray to give us some of his last book called The Singularity is Nearer"
"For All Mankind, one of my favorite television shows. Season 5 is coming out. It's very exciting"
"those Ian Banks books really deal with that exact topic beautifully. And I'm sure Alex, you've read them all"
"One future is Star Trek, where we're collaborative with technology. We're working with technology. That's an amazing future. That's the one I want for myself and my family and my community"
"this is why Alex's newsletter is such an important component because as time compresses these little decisions on, oh, do this first or do that first, you'd normally think, who cares? But you care tremendously in the middle of the singularity"
"I love the company, love their ability to transform delivery services in the United States. This is the company that began in Rwanda by delivering blood supplies and are now operating with Walmart."
"So, if you're a Tesla owner and you want cheaper auto insurance, check out Lemonade."
"get a free account on Gemini, on OpenAI, on X, whatever it might be"
"Ron Paul effectively rewrote it as End the Fed. They're both great books."
"If you're listening right now and you are not yet angry at the Fed, a great book is Murray Rothbard's The Case Against the Fed. It's short."