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• The Stunning Meteor Shower That Has Scientists Worried Added: Oct 31, 2025

  The Stunning Meteor Shower That Has Scientists Worried

  Site: SciTechDaily

  This year’s “Halloween fireballs” are stunning to watch, but scientists say they may carry a warning from space.

  

• Three billionaires dropped by a fried-chicken joint—and Jensen Huang bought everyone dinner | Fortune Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Three billionaires dropped by a fried-chicken joint—and Jensen Huang bought everyone dinner | Fortune

  Site: Fortune

  Nvidia’s Jensen Huang sparked a Korean-fried-chicken stock surge after a viral dinner in Seoul.

  

• Vahid Beats - Sometimes - YouTube Music Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Vahid Beats - Sometimes (Original Mix) - YouTube Music

  Site: YouTube Music

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• Trump Calls For NUCLEAR OPTION, END Filibuster Over Food Stamp Crisis | Timcast IRL - YouTube Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Trump Calls For NUCLEAR OPTION, END Filibuster Over Food Stamp Crisis | Timcast IRL

  Site: YouTube

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• Heartless Nights - YouTube Music Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Vahid Beats - Heartless Nights (Original Mix) - YouTube Music

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• Vahid Beats - I'm Falling - Vahid Beats Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Vahid Beats - I'm Falling (Original Mix) - YouTube Music

  Site: YouTube Music

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• Your Scent - Vahid Beats Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Vahid Beats - Your Scent (Original Mix) - YouTube Music

  Site: YouTube Music

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• Elon Musk on X: "Moonbase Alpha! https://t.co/SoTlsZcj9w" / X Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Michael Nease on X: "@johnkrausphotos Grokified https://t.co/7ctVbSPT70" / X Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Gad Saad on X: "Dear @KevinRobertsTX, I appreciate your recent posts including this one. I wonder, do you know of any high-profile conservatives with whom you are friendly who seem to have taken a deep liking to the Jew-hater mentioned in your post? If so, what are your thoughts on the" / X Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Your pumpkin might be hiding a toxic secret | ScienceDaily Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Your pumpkin might be hiding a toxic secret

  Site: ScienceDaily

  Researchers in Japan have revealed how some gourds draw pollutants into their fruits. The secret lies in a protein that carries contaminants through the plant sap. By manipulating this protein’s structure, scientists hope to breed crops that resist contamination or serve as natural soil purifiers. This finding bridges food safety and environmental cleanup.

  

• Victor Davis Hanson on X: "In today’s episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words,” Victor Davis Hanson and Sami Winc talk about former President Barack Obama, including his unlikability and growing irrelevance, how the “Schumer Shutdown” gains traction each passing day and more." / X Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Victor Davis Hanson: Trump ‘Blew Up’ the Democrats’, Obama’s ‘Little Balloon’ - YouTube Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Victor Davis Hanson: The ‘Schumer Shutdown’ Gains Traction Each Passing Day

  Site: YouTube

  In today’s episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words,” Victor Davis Hanson and Sami Winc talk about former President Barack Obama, including his unli...

  

• With The Rain - Vahid Beats Added: Oct 31, 2025

  With The Rain - YouTube Music

  Site: YouTube Music

  Provided to YouTube by DistroKid With The Rain · Vahid Beats · Vahid Ghorbani With The Rain ℗ Vadiverse Released on: 2025-08-22 Auto-generated by YouTube.

  

• Let Your Body Fly - Vahid Beats Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Let Your Body Fly - YouTube Music

  Site: YouTube Music

  Provided to YouTube by IIP-DDS Let Your Body Fly · MAISON ROYALE Let Your Body Fly ℗ Maison Royale Released on: 2023-06-16 Producer: MAISON ROYALE Music...

  

• The All-In Podcast on X: "Pod up: 90 minutes with Bestie Elon! 🚀 @elonmusk joins to talk: -- Three years of X -- Grokipedia -- Tesla vote and his future with the company -- OpenAI lawsuit and for-profit conversion -- AI power efficiency -- Self-driving, robotaxis -- Bill Gates flips on climate -- https://t.co/lKAldrchDs" / X Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Elon Musk: 3 Years of X, OpenAI Lawsuit, Bill Gates, Grokipedia & The Future of Everything - YouTube Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Elon Musk: 3 Years of X, OpenAI Lawsuit, Bill Gates, Grokipedia & The Future of Everything

  Site: YouTube

  (0:00) Disgraziad Corner: The most disgraceful things of the week!(3:10) Elon on X's new algorithm, why there has been so much Sydney Sweeney content lately(...

  

• Elon Musk on Joe Rogan Critiques Democratic Immigration Tactics and Teases Flying Tesla Roadster / X Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Joe Rogan Experience #2404 - Elon Musk - YouTube Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Joe Rogan Experience #2404 - Elon Musk

  Site: YouTube

  Elon Musk is a business magnate, designer, and engineer known for his work in electric vehicles, private spaceflight, and artificial intelligence. His portfo...

  

• Why "Trump Derangement Syndrome" Ruined the Corporate Media Forever, with Mark Halperin - YouTube Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Why "Trump Derangement Syndrome" Ruined the Corporate Media Forever, with Mark Halperin

  Site: YouTube

  Megyn Kelly is joined by Mark Halperin, host of "Next Up with Mark Halperin," to talk about the decline of corporate media, why "Trump Derangement Syndrome" ...

  

• Why "Trump Derangement Syndrome" Ruined the Corporate Media Forever, with Mark Halperin - YouTube Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Why "Trump Derangement Syndrome" Ruined the Corporate Media Forever, with Mark Halperin

  Site: YouTube

  Megyn Kelly is joined by Mark Halperin, host of "Next Up with Mark Halperin," to talk about the decline of corporate media, why "Trump Derangement Syndrome" ...

  

• Intel's Ambitious (Now Cancelled) Plans For Big Battlemage GPUs Revealed, Huge 3D Stacked Caches, More Xe Cores & Halo-SoC Ready Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Intel's Ambitious (Now Cancelled) Plans For Big Battlemage GPUs Revealed, Huge 3D Stacked Caches, More Xe Cores & Halo-SoC Ready

  Site: Wccftech

  Intel once had some big plans for its Battlemage GPU family with bigger dies, 3D stacked cache solutions & more, yet those were cancelled.

  

• Elon Musk Tells Joe Rogan That He Will Demo a Flying Car by End of Year Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Elon Musk Tells Joe Rogan That He Will Demo a Flying Car by End of Year

  Site: Gizmodo

  "If you took all the James Bond cars and combined them, it's crazier than that," said Musk.

  

• Jack Smith, Master Angler - WSJ Added: Oct 31, 2025

• AI models refuse to shut themselves down when prompted — they might be developing a new 'survival drive,' study claims | Live Science Added: Oct 31, 2025

  AI models refuse to shut themselves down when prompted — they might be developing a new 'survival drive,' study claims

  Site: Live Science

  Some AI models appear to show a resistance to being shut off. Are they developing a survival drive? Or is it all in how they prioritize tasks?

  

• Human Mind Prefers Simple Explanations Over Complex Truths - Neuroscience News Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Human Mind Prefers Simple Explanations Over Complex Truths - Neuroscience News

  Site: Neuroscience News

  New research shows that people tend to prefer simple explanations even when complex ones are more accurate.

  

• Elon Musk on Joe Rogan: Defends Trump Immigration Policies, Alleges Voter Import Scheme, Teases Flying Tesla Roadster / X Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Benny Johnson on X: "If you watch one thing today, let it be this… Elon Musk goes on Joe Rogan and tears the mask off, exposing exactly why Democrats are prolonging the government shutdown and fighting to keep the money flowing to criminal aliens: “The Democratic Party wants to destroy democracy https://t.co/YJSgfi3Egv" / X Added: Oct 31, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• White House restricts media access in the West Wing - POLITICO Added: Nov 1, 2025

  **White House restricts media access in the West Wing **

  Site: POLITICO

  The administration said it’s a matter of security, but the new rule appears to be part of a larger effort to restrict the press.

  

• AI models can mimic famous authors’ writing styles using just two books for training Added: Nov 1, 2025

  AI models can mimic famous authors’ writing styles using just two books for training

  Site: THE DECODER

  A new study shows that AI models fine-tuned on just two books can generate writing in the style of famous authors that readers prefer over work by professional imitators. The results could impact copyright law and ongoing lawsuits in the US.

  

• When Working With AI, Act Like a Decision-Maker—Not a Tool-User Added: Nov 1, 2025

  When Working With AI, Act Like a Decision-Maker—Not a Tool-User

  Site: Harvard Business Review

  While AI can create space for higher-order thinking, it can also tempt us to outsource that thinking altogether. Good leadership has never been about having all the answers. But it does demand reflection, courage, and clarity of purpose—qualities AI can’t replace. As the technology grows more capable and promises more speed and ease, complex decisions will increasingly require slowing down and thinking deeply. To meet this moment, we don’t need more technical skill. We need orientation: a clear sense of our role, the nature of the task, and what judgment belongs to us, not the machine. Four simple, durable principles can help leaders stay grounded in their role as thinkers rather than tool users.

  Plenty of people use generative AI for writing emails, building slide decks, scheduling meetings, and taking notes. It can feel liberating to hand off such routine tasks. But as we save time, what’s the cost? While AI can create space for higher-order thinking, it can also tempt us to outsource that thinking altogether. The challenge isn’t just that AI is powerful; it’s also persuasive. It drafts first, sounds confident, and moves fast. When we’re under pressure, tired, or simply eager to move things forward, it’s easy to let the tool make decisions for us without pausing to consider whether we’re about to delegate thinking we should be doing ourselves to AI. This dynamic is subtle but significant. Increasingly, we turn to AI for summaries instead of reading the original feedback. Teams are basing strategies on AI-generated trends without always questioning the source data. Managers are relying on AI to write performance reviews and assuming the tone is neutral when it’s not. These aren’t failures of leadership. They’re signs of how quickly the human-centered part of decision-making—the values and judgment that give choices meaning—can slip away. Good leadership has never been about having all the answers. But it does demand reflection, courage, and clarity of purpose—qualities AI can’t replace. As the technology grows more capable and promises more speed and ease, complex decisions will increasingly require slowing down and thinking deeply. In my work as a decision-making expert focused on complex problem solving, I’ve seen how easy it is to substitute AI’s thinking for one’s own. Seeing this in action with my consulting clients, I began to research remedies to counter the influence of AI-led decisions. I’ve found that to meet this moment, we don’t need more technical skill. We need orientation: a clear sense of our role, the nature of the task, and what judgment belongs to us, not the machine. I developed what I call AI leadership anchors: four simple, durable principles to help leaders stay grounded in their role as thinkers rather than tool users. These anchors aren’t rigid rules; they’re mental cues designed to prompt awareness and keep you in charge of how and when you apply AI. The anchors are an effective way to preserve and protect decision-making autonomy and efficacy. They offer a way to maintain control—and improve the quality and credibility of a decision outcome—even when the machine is moving fast and trying to pull you along at its speed. The Four AI Leadership Anchors One of my clients, “Priya,” a senior technology executive, used the leadership anchors when a long-term client expressed frustration with a new financial trading protocol. Priya suggested a meeting and turned to AI to help her prepare. Like many leaders, she was under pressure, concerned about the relationship, and determined to get it right. Here’s how the anchors work, why each is critical, which questions you should ask yourself, and how Priya used them to make sure she was leading with her own thinking, not AI’s output. 1. The authority check AI can be great for getting started fleshing out your ideas and developing a work product. But while it may “author” the product, you are the authority on the situation. Don’t let AI’s first draft be your final draft. This anchor is about exerting your authority as a leader. Think of AI like an excited puppy, walking ahead of you: The puppy might think it’s in control, but you’re walking the dog, not the other way around. So let AI go first, but don’t mistake its speed for quality. As you review AI’s output, ask yourself: Did I get where I want to go? Did I solve the problem I’ve identified? Is this the tone, nuance, and context I want? What has AI missed or assumed? After Priya learned of her client’s frustration, she asked AI to draft an email outlining next steps. The response was polished and diplomatic—tempting to send as-is. But Priya paused and asked herself the questions above. She then reread the email, focusing on how the client would receive it. While the tone seemed neutral, Priya was struck by the email’s lack of concern for the client’s point of view. She added an opening paragraph to validate the client’s frustration before moving to AI’s proposed solution. 2. The purpose check AI is driven by probability; you’re driven by purpose. AI can suggest next steps, but it doesn’t know your real motivations. It will give you answers based on what other people have done. It doesn’t understand your values, context, relationships, or long-term vision. This anchor is about not allowing crowdsourced wisdom to replace your unique perspective. Identify a point in your decision process to refocus on what matters to you. Ask: What is my short-term goal? What is my long-term goal? Does the AI output reflect these goals? Before walking into the meeting with her client, Priya used AI to prepare talking points but made sure to leave enough time to take five minutes to reflect and reconnect with her mission—both for the meeting and for her organization. Priya’s short-term goal was to save the contract. But the only way to achieve that goal was to respond as a leader who prioritizes collaborative relationships—her long-term goal. AI had recommended that Priya be up front that the client’s request was not easy to meet. But Priya felt that her viewpoint shouldn’t supersede a discussion about the client’s needs and perspective. What AI had framed as directness felt to Priya like a relationship disconnect. Priya revised the talking points to begin by asking the client, “Can you walk me through what success would look like from your side?” 3. The accountability check No matter how helpful a tool is, you’re accountable for the consequences when things go wrong. AI won’t be the one sitting in the boardroom or the performance review when a decision doesn’t land—you will. When the stakes are high, make sure your thinking underpins your decision-making, not AI. Ownership can’t be delegated. Even if AI is taking notes on your meetings, you’re the one who’s actually there. Tailor your responses in real time to react to the reality you’re in. Before sharing AI output, ask yourself: Do I stand behind this information? Am I comfortable defending this viewpoint? During Priya’s client meeting, the client pushed back on a few of her suggestions. She realized that one recommendation, which came almost verbatim from her AI prep, suggested framing the new trading protocol as protecting her company rather than serving the client’s needs. It felt tone-deaf. She owned it. “That idea is not responsive to your needs. Let me offer something more aligned with what you’ve just shared.” It was Priya’s credibility on the line—not the tool’s. 4. The truth check AI always sounds sure of itself, even when it (and you) shouldn’t be. It’s trained on aggregated data that can contain outdated, incomplete, or incorrect information, and it sometimes entirely fabricates sources and stories. This anchor is about a truth check. Bring skepticism to AI to prevent unfounded assumptions, misinformation, and disinformation from infiltrating your work. Only your vigilance and review keep your authority intact. Actively interrogate the output you receive. Ask yourself: Is this information verifiable? Is there another perspective on the problem? How could this information be wrong? When Priya wanted to know whether the client’s frustration could also be a problem for other clients, she prompted AI to “summarize the biggest industry concerns and client pain points with this new trading protocol.” Her AI tool quickly replied with a list of complaints. She thought she’d flagged something important and prepared to bring it to her boss. But before doing so, Priya checked the list and discovered that one of the complaints stemmed from data that was two years old, and another was published in a trade blog discussing rumors, not facts. If she had trusted the output without question, she could have hurt her credibility. Anchoring Your Decisions With each of the anchors, Priya resisted defaulting to AI’s fast, polished output. Instead she used the leadership cues to create space to bring her judgment forward and lead with intention. It’s easy to feel a sense of awe or even relief in the face of AI’s growing capabilities. AI is so fast and so confident that it’s easy to second-guess your own thinking and cede control. But AI is neither magic nor omniscient. AI tools can support our decision-making, challenge our assumptions, and help us see around corners, but they don’t understand our context, our relationships, or what matters most to us. . . . AI is an impressive tool, but it’s not an infallible guide. Don’t let it take charge. The four AI leadership anchors can help you remain in control, clarifying and deepening your own thinking in the process. You’ll lead not just with tools, but with clarity, curiosity, and conviction. Machines typically repeat or enhance what they’ve seen before. It’s humans who can dream up ideas the world has never seen.

  

• 4 Terminal Apps for Listening to Music Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Forget Spotify—These Apps Let Me Play Music in the Command Line

  Site: How-To Geek

  Your favorite jams are just a command away.

  

• Happy Halloween 🎃 👻 Alex Key - Haunted House (Full Video Posted on my channel) - YouTube Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Happy Halloween 🎃 👻 Alex Key - Haunted House (Full Video Posted on my channel)

  Site: YouTube

  Happy Halloween 👻 🎃 Haunted House - Alex Key Pedal Steel Guitar cover by Grant Wayne!

  

• Singing for Animals compilation 🥹❤️‍🩹 - YouTube Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Singing for Animals compilation 🥹❤️‍🩹

  Site: YouTube

  Some of my favorite moments with animals this yearHope you'll enjoy it :))

  

• Liberal Media Slams Trump For Accepting White South African Refugees, They Are Racist - YouTube Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Liberal Media Slams Trump For Accepting White South African Refugees, They Are Racist

  Site: YouTube

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• Geomagetic Storms & Pole Shift Could Be Making Weather Worse, Hurricane Melissa - YouTube Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Geomagetic Storms & Pole Shift Could Be Making Weather Worse, Hurricane Melissa

  Site: YouTube

  BUY CAST BREW COFFEE TO SUPPORT THE SHOW - https://castbrew.com/Become A Member And Protect Our Work at http://www.timcast.comHost:Tim Pool @Timcast (everywh...

  

• Medieval Nights: The Lost Tradition of Two Sleeps - YouTube Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Medieval Nights: The Lost Tradition of Two Sleeps

  Site: YouTube

  Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2GKD7r12EMYfx8uqqELLmA/joinDid you know that for centuries, humans slept in two di...

  

• Elon Musk: 3 Years of X, OpenAI Lawsuit, Bill Gates, Grokipedia & The Future of Everything - YouTube Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Elon Musk: 3 Years of X, OpenAI Lawsuit, Bill Gates, Grokipedia & The Future of Everything

  Site: YouTube

  (0:00) Disgraziad Corner: The most disgraceful things of the week!(3:10) Elon on X's new algorithm, why there has been so much Sydney Sweeney content lately(...

  

• Will Brad Lander’s Jewish base follow his lead and vote anti-Israel Mamdani for NYC mayor? | The Times of Israel Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Will Brad Lander’s Jewish base follow his lead and vote anti-Israel Mamdani for NYC mayor? | The Times of Israel

  

• Zohran Mamdani's rise: Antisemitism no longer has a cost | The Jerusalem Post Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Zohran Mamdani's rise: Antisemitism no longer has a cost | The Jerusalem Post

  Site: The Jerusalem Post | JPost.com

  Zohran Mamdani’s triumph is not only his; it is the triumph of an ideological shift in which antisemitism no longer carries a political cost. Just the opposite. It has become socially acceptable.

  

• Trump’s Demands Throw Wrench Into Delicate Shutdown Talks - WSJ Added: Nov 1, 2025

• The Scientists Who Want to Rewire Your Past to Fix the Present Added: Nov 1, 2025

  The Scientists Who Want to Rewire Your Past to Fix the Present

  Site: Gizmodo

  In his new book, neuroscientist Steve Ramirez delves in the fast-growing field of memory manipulation, which is being explored as a treatment for depression and other mental health conditions.

  

• 5 Human Skills Beating AI—And Keeping You Irreplaceable Added: Nov 1, 2025

  5 Human Skills Beating AI—And Keeping You Irreplaceable

  Site: Forbes

  As AI reshapes the future of work, five skills—discernment, empathy, creativity, adaptability, and judgment—define the leaders who stay irreplaceable.

  

• Jason DeBolt ⚡️ on X: "I can’t think of a single human who is more right/correct on such a wide range of issues than Elon. And people who hate Elon are some of the dumbest and/or most destructive people on earth. Everything Elon does is either for the advancement of humanity or for something that" / X Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• cain1517 — e/acc ⏩ on X: "@rohanpaul_ai Dario Amodei is the most dangerous CEO of our time. Very dishonest guy" / X Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• How long till MAGA goes full antisemite? Added: Nov 1, 2025

  How long till MAGA goes full antisemite?

  It's obviously going to happen

  

• Zero Data Ascension on X: "@szuchans @KeyTryer The problem for the ai pause people is the masses against it also strongly believe it’s useless slop and an imminent bubble. Most people who actually buy its powerful are more interested in the benefits. Eliezer’s community exists because doomers are more likely to congregate" / X Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Ex-GOP chair Nick Langworthy backs Andrew Cuomo for mayor to stop 'communist' Mamdani Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Ex-NYS GOP chair and Trump ally backs Cuomo for mayor to stop ‘communist’ Zohran Mamdani

  Site: New York Post

  Upstate Rep. Nick Langworthy, the former New York State Republican Party chairman, endorsed Andrew Cuomo instead of GOP candidate Curtis Sliwa for mayor to stop “communist” Zohran Mamda…

  

• Councilwoman Inna Vernikov on X: "This afternoon we brought Frm. Governor @andrewcuomo to Brighton Beach, the heart of the Russian speaking community from the Former Soviet Union. This is a law and order community that fled the evils of communism, socialism and antisemitism and deeply understands that we must https://t.co/nhWUlsTm0p" / X Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Autumn Sun - YouTube Music Added: Nov 1, 2025

  Autumn Sun - YouTube Music

  Site: YouTube Music

  Provided to YouTube by lesfreemusic Autumn Sun · lesfm · The Folkner Autumn Sun ℗ Oleksii Kaplunskyi Released on: 2025-10-24 Producer: Oleksii Kaplunsky...