Homestead Ted Elon Musk has inspired millions of people around the world to confidently claim that they are authorities on subjects that they know literally nothing about. Thank you, Elon Musk.

another drive Todd Downing couldn’t complete

Sad world we live in that unemployed social media trolls got this kid believing he's overweight and not the most athletic dude on the planet.

Doug Leone from Sequoia closed a panel yesterday evening I was in the audience for with a fitting quote for founders given state of markets and it’s spot on. “You cannot overtake 15 cars when it’s sunny… but you can when it’s raining.” -Ayrton Senna, former F1 driver

Let ‘em know

Katie Notopoulos Here is the audio.

Internal Tech Emails "Free speech matters most when it's someone you hate spouting what you think is bullshit." *Musk: bans journalists, no links to other socials LOL

**49ers take a breath** The refs:

Not saying the Eagles lucked into the easiest draw ever but they lucked into the easiest draw ever

If you think the AI is sentient, you just failed the Turing Test from the other side.

All the LARPers in the replies who think a banking system destabilization is like a fucking video game and they're gonna be like the Duke of West Hartford because they've got a thumb drive that the peasants will recognize as a righteous store of value.

A startup ends when recurring weekly meetings begin.

Boeing has asked the FAA to exempt its 737 MAX 7 from certain safety regulations. A pilots' group says the request has “given us great concern.” st.news/3S8FWwS

The lesson of Ozempic is that willpower is just a drug.

Pick One: 1. Defensive Holding 2. Pass Interference 3. Late Hit

New paper from Norway: Banning smartphones in school - significantly decreased doctors visits for psychological symptoms and diseases among girls - reduced bullying among both genders - improved girls’ GPA and attendance rates - largest effect sizes were among the poorest kids

American big tech firms are bad at building things because their focus is not on building things, it’s on monopolization and political power. No different than Boeing. This has been obvious for years. thebignewsletter.com/p/national-cha…

In a modern economy, and beyond a certain fairly trivial IQ and net worth threshold, the cost of indecision quickly exceeds the cost of failure

+117.46% through 1H 2025. Hell of a 6 months