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No Justice No Peace
When Corrupt Politicians Start Going To Jail, Then We Can Start Trusting The Government Again.
ARREST TRUMP NOW
Rep. Ted Lieu says the full Epstein files show that everything Trump is accused of is true, and that the evidence is “ample.”
video https://x.com/SkylineReport/status/2031573645391204617
Notice something important.
Trump is not threatening to sue over these allegations.
Ask yourself: why not?
Because. They. Are. True.
IF HE SUED THERE WOULD BE DISCOVERY EVIDENCE THAT PROVES IT’S TRUE.
Gavin Newsom Fires Back at ‘Brain-Dead Moron’ Donald Trump as Feud Explodes Four women who worked for Jeffrey Epstein were given immunity in his 2008 plea deal.
https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/trump/2025/09/03/jeffrey-epstein-case-these-4-women-might-know-about-any-client-list/85937418007/
As the Jeffrey Epstein case continues to take center stage with Congress returning from break Sept. 2, some members of the public haven’t stopped clamoring for what they believe the federal government is holding back: a client list.
The Department of Justice on July 7 announced that there is none, and at the same time said there would be no more records released. This has infuriated President Donald Trump’s MAGA base and Democrats alike.
Where would a client list be? Four women who worked for Epstein in the 2000s might know. At least one scheduled massages with minors that reportedly turned into sexual abuse, according to court documents. Another put them on planes to his properties in the U.S.
They were all named and given immunity in the infamous plea deal Epstein got in which federal prosecutors agreed to drop a 60-count indictment and allowed him to plead guilty to two state prostitution-related charges.
It’s not clear whether anyone has spoken to law enforcement or members of Congress recently.
Here’s where they are now:
Sarah Kellen Vickers, survivor who scheduled appointments
Massie found the Alexander brothers in the Epstein files.
DOJ redacted their last name.
Kash Patel said the files contained no sex trafficking evidence.
All three Alexander brothers were previously convicted sex traffickers.
The cover-up is always worse than the crime.
FBI | Shocking DOJ report on Epstein victim interview: infants, rapes, ritual killings, dismemberment, cannibalism, and Trump’s presence.
In DOJ records (EFTA00147661), internal FBI and NYPD correspondence from August 2019 reveals the shocking claims of an Epstein victim.…
The testimony includes, among others:
– rape on a yacht in 2000 involving Jeffrey Epstein and former President Bill Clinton, in the presence of Donald Trump and Melania,
– accounts of ritual killings of infants, mutilations, dismemberment, and cannibalism,
Agents noted that the claims had no evidence or witnesses, and the individual was emotionally unstable. The record states: “We do not recommend expending further investigative resources on these claims.”
https://x.com/CryptoWhale/status/2032152770673852621/photo/2
Jack Smith had 86 witnesses ready to convict Donald Trump for attempting a coup on Jan 6 (all of them were Republicans) and for hoarding classified documents. The report is now blocked by Trump
Judge Aileen Cannon. We all should be making more noise – about this!
@JohnFugelsang
I just want to point out that I have NEVER called Stephen Miller “Satan’s Butt Plug.”
What I ACTUALLY said was that Stephen Miller’s HEAD looks like Satan’s Butt Plug.
And I wish people would stop twisting my words.
Lindsay Graham and Donald Trump have a lot more in common than anyone realizes. Some of us realize that Trump became Roy Cohen’s protege for a variety of reasons. Trump’s an old school classic semi-repressed closet case in many ways.
One of them dyes his hair blond, wears bronzer and loves interior decorating. The other is Lindsey Graham.
BREAKING: The Senate has passed the biggest housing affordability bill in 30 years, and it includes a ban on investors buying single-family homes. The bill passed 89-10.
Senate passes major housing affordability bill by Elizabeth Warren and Tim Scott 89-10, a rare bipartisan breakthrough on a salient issue. Trump-Tim Scott-Elizabeth Warren bill combining abundance and anti-monopoly politics on housing, passes the Senate with 89 votes to 10 no votes. Future Democratic leader Brian Schatz is a no.
CRYPTO
THE U.S. SENATE JUST VOTED TO BAN A FEDERAL RESERVE CBDC UNTIL 2030 THE FED CANNOT ISSUE A DIGITAL DOLLAR HUGE WIN FOR #BITCOIN
Strive allocates $50M, over a third of its treasury reserves, into Strategy’s STRC perpetual preferred offering. The company also acquires 179 Bitcoin, taking its total reserves to 13,311 BTC ($930M in value).
JAMIE DIAMON IS A D__CHBAG
A new class action lawsuit filed in a U.S. federal court claims JP Morgan Chase helped enable a massive crypto Ponzi scheme run by Goliath Ventures. LARGEST U.S. BANK JP MORGAN IS GETTING SUED OVER A $328 MILLION A CRYPTO PONZI SCHEME.
Jack Dorsey just publicly called out Coinbase for allegedly lobbying against a tax exemption on small bitcoin transactions.
The CEO of Block asked the CEO of Coinbase on the record whether his company is fighting against making it easier to actually spend bitcoin ~ this matters because it reveals the fracture at the center of the industry.
Coinbase makes money when you trade bitcoin.
Block makes money when you spend bitcoin.
Their business models are opposed on the single most important adoption question: should bitcoin be used as money or held as an asset?
The companies building the ecosystem can’t agree on what bitcoin is for.
Tether says it has built an internal Bitcoin-focused dashboard to help its teams support Bitcoin adoption and education around the world. The company estimates Bitcoin now has about 571M on-chain users, with adoption growing by more than 10M users each quarter.
AI already taken lot’s of jobs.
“We stole all your knowledge and art, and now we’re gonna put a meter on it and sell it back to you. You’re welcome.”
SAM ALTMAN: “We see a future where intelligence is a utility, like electricity or water, and people buy it from us on a meter.”
https://x.com/TheChiefNerd/status/2032012809433723158
“okay, they’re smart, give them AI”
“Now make them rely on the AI till they’re dumb”
“Okay, now charge them for intelligence”
How AI Impacts Skill Formation
Anthropic just published a study proving their own AI makes you worse at learning new skills.
BREAKING: Anthropic just published a study proving their own AI makes you worse at learning new skills. Not some outside critic taking shots. The company that made Claude themselves. They put together this experiment with about fifty developers learning a brand new programming library they’d never seen before. One group had AI help the whole way through. The other group went at it without any assistance. The ones with AI felt productive as hell. Answers came quick. They were shipping code left and right. Everything felt smooth. Then the tests hit. Real understanding of the library? The AI group got crushed. Weaker conceptual grasp. They struggled more just reading through code. Debugging became a nightmare. The AI had been doing the thinking so their own brains never had to step up. I caught myself doing the exact same thing a while back when I was forcing through a new framework. Felt like a genius until I had to explain it without the chat open. Brutal. They went deeper and mapped out the different ways people actually interact with these tools while coding. Only some of those ways let real learning happen. The others give you this fake sense of progress — you’re moving fast, tasks are getting done, but your actual skill level stays zero. The worst offender by far was full delegation. People who just handed the whole thing over to the AI got a little speed boost but walked away knowing less than they did at the start. They used the tool. The tool used their time. And here’s what really lands different. This isn’t some random researcher warning about AI from the outside. These folks work at Anthropic. They build the models. They put this line straight in the paper: AI-enhanced productivity is not a shortcut to competence. That sentence is going to stick with a lot of people. The thing is, this isn’t just about developers. Every field right now is pushing beginners to use AI to “learn faster.” Law, medicine, writing, data stuff, finance, engineering you name it. But if leaning on AI during the actual learning phase quietly damages how real competence forms, then we’ve got a generation building careers on ground that was never properly packed down. They can get the model to spit out answers. Thinking for themselves when it counts? Different story. What they also pointed out that most people are missing completely is that the skills you’ll need to properly supervise AI in the future the deep understanding, the ability to read between the lines, to catch its mistakes are exactly the ones getting eroded right now. You can’t audit what you never learned to build yourself. It’s kind of like learning guitar by only ever playing along with perfect backing tracks and auto-tune. You can perform songs pretty quick, but take the training wheels off in a real jam session and suddenly your ear and timing never developed the way they should have. Anthropic isn’t out here saying ditch the AI completely. They’re saying learn the thing first on its own terms. Bring the AI in after. If you’re starting something new, maybe sit in the suck for a bit longer than feels comfortable before calling in the assistant.
Paper link https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.20245
PDF https://arxiv.org/pdf/2601.20245
https://x.com/socialwithaayan/status/2032400241622982998?s=2
The knowledge required to supervise AI effectively is the same knowledge that makes you irreplaceable. Anthropic just proved it with their own product. “Don’t outsource your brain. Every task you hand entirely to AI is a skill you stop developing.”
Andrew Yang says we should stop taxing workers, and tax AI instead.
Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller said he expects global payment systems to run largely on stablecoins within 15 years, calling them more efficient, faster and cheaper than current infrastructure.
SITUATIONAL AWARENESS
The Decade Ahead
About
Hi, I’m Leopold Aschenbrenner.
I recently founded an investment firm focused on AGI, with anchor investments from Patrick Collison, John Collison, Nat Friedman, and Daniel Gross. Before that, I worked on the Superalignment team at OpenAI.
In a previous life, I did research on long-run economic growth at Oxford’s Global Priorities Institute. I originally hail from Germany and now live in the great city of San Francisco, California.
Table of Contents
Each essay is meant to stand on its own, though I’d strongly encourage reading the series as a whole. For a pdf version of the full essay series, click here.
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