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  Chandrashekar Kumar (@deepashekar1997) reported 4 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp So finally sorted out what happened. The product was damaged during transit. This should have been updated in the system and options given to me as customer. This is a process issue that is an easy fix. Why make me wait needlessly and then follow up publicly?

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  Dustin (@r0ck3t23) reported 5 minutes ago

  Elon Musk is building the largest AI supercomputer on the planet. And people keep asking if this is the next dot-com bubble. Cathie Wood just answered that on Fox Business. Her response should unsettle every skeptic. Wood: “This is much bigger.” Then she explained why the last mania died. Wood: “The dot-com boom and bust happened because many people were willing to dream the dream about the internet and where the world was going. And they were absolutely right. But they discounted it way too soon.” The dreamers weren’t delusional. They were early. That distinction cost people everything. They buried fiber in the ground in the ’90s. Billions worth. A bet on a frictionless digital world. It went dark. Wood: “The technologies weren’t ready, and the costs were too high. Too much capital chasing too few opportunities too soon.” That was the dot-com error. Capital arrived before demand. Now look at AI. Wood: “What is the variable we’re watching to compare to fiber? It’s GPUs.” Fiber sat unused for a decade. GPUs can’t be built fast enough to clear the line outside the door. Wood: “There’s been a demand shock, and supply is rushing to meet it. This is real demand with real revenue growth behind it.” Last time, we ran out of reasons to use the infrastructure. This time, we run out of infrastructure. That’s not a parallel. That’s an inversion. Every bubble in history was a story about belief outrunning reality. This is the first one where reality itself can’t keep up. Musk understood this before most people even framed the question. He’s not speculating on a future that might arrive. He’s scaling for demand that’s already here. xAI’s Colossus. Tesla FSD. Optimus. Neuralink. Every one needs compute that doesn’t yet exist at the scale required. And he’s building it anyway. Because the dot-com crash wasn’t proof the dreamers were wrong. It was proof they read the future before the physics could support it. The physics caught up. Amazon dropped 95% after the crash. The thesis never broke. The people who sold had every reason to. The people who held looked insane. Twenty-five years later, only one group was right. The biggest risk in a technological revolution has never been believing too much. It’s watching the future arrive and convincing yourself it’s a mirage.

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  Joe (@LTSmash420) reported 6 minutes ago

  🇬🇧 Don't Make It Woke: Idris Elba Rules Out Playing James Bond Sir Idris Elba has definitively shut down years of speculation about him taking on the role of James Bond, declaring the idea unrealistic from the start while urging the franchise to stay faithful to its origins rather than reshaping it to chase shifting cultural expectations. In a British GQ interview published this week, the 53-year-old actor explained that rumors linking him to the part were never grounded in any serious discussions and had simply taken on a life of their own since the late 2000s. Though flattered by the attention, Elba always considered the prospect impractical because Bond was conceived by Ian Fleming as a particular kind of British secret agent. He pointed to the franchise's global reach, noting that audiences in many markets would not accept a Black actor in the role. "That's not what they like in their culture. Period," Elba said. He stressed that the character's appeal lies in its established identity rather than in efforts to force broader demographic alignment. Elba was equally direct about the direction of future films. "Bond is so unrealistic, so a hint of reality is good, but let's not try and make it woke," he stated. "I think you've got to be pure to what it is: escapism. Don't try and answer the world's taste. Just be Bond." His comments come as Amazon MGM Studios and director Denis Villeneuve prepare the next installment in the series. Reactions on X have split along left and right lines. Voices on the right have welcomed Elba's comments as a clear defense of the character's cultural and narrative integrity against ideological reinvention, while those on the left have criticized the remarks as resistant to inclusive casting or as invoking outdated cultural barriers.

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  Madhu Bindu Dondla (@madhu_dondla) reported 6 minutes ago

  @amazon You are entertaining such a fraud seller which looks like straight off scam. And are not resolving issue for a genuine customer ?!!!

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  Fokki (@0x_fokki) reported 7 minutes ago

  🚨This former corporate worker is quietly pulling up to $6,000 a month just by reviewing Amazon products He completely quit his 7-to-6 to test side hustles and eventually crowned Amazon as the ultimate money glitch Forget about begging people to click your affiliate links With the Amazon Influencer Program, the buyers are already there You literally just record a simple 60-second review of a product you already own using your phone Amazon slaps your video right on the product page When someone watches it and buys the item, you collect a commission You can use free AI tools to generate t-shirt designs or even blank journals and upload them to Amazon Merch and KDP While everyone is crying about the economy, people are building automated Amazon empires from their bedrooms

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  BagdadBill (@BagdadBill62) reported 9 minutes ago

  @FLCons My nephew works at Amazon. He says theft from employees is their worst problem and that its organized.

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  PeaceMonk911 (@PeaceMonk911) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp If takes orders and cancel in 2-3 days that makes sense but canceled after 20 days and then after that they increased price is pure scam fraud and crime act. Must be sh!t down and seller must go to j@il for this criminal scam.

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  Morgan (@Mhouliha) reported 10 minutes ago

  @C_Reilly5 When fundamentals improve, but the stock is down, that’s the opportunity. Amazon once dropped from $113 to $6 while all the internal metrics were improving. “The stock is not the company, and the company is not the stock.” - Jeff Bezos Eventually it all plays out.

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  @mdmak33 (@mdmak33) reported 13 minutes ago

  @CareChampions2 McEntee handed €40 MILLION to Ukraine just a few weeks ago yet the cannot fund proper health services for children, Martin gave €17MN to a group to protect the Amazon rain forests remember after they cut down thousands of its tree's to build a road to get to the meeting place

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  Keisuke (@KeisukeIshikawa) reported 14 minutes ago

  SELLER DUMPED 500 AMAZON REVIEWS INTO CLAUDE OUT OF FRUSTRATION. THREE WEEKS LATER HE HAD A PRODUCT WITH 48% NET MARGINS THAT NOBODY ELSE WAS SELLING. the standard playbook: helium 10, trending lists, viral searches. he ran it for three weeks and every product he found already had 50+ competitors with dead margins so he did something different he pulled 300-600 reviews from the top 10 listings in a category. 1, 2, and 3 stars only. pasted everything into claude with one prompt asking for gaps in JSON format the output: 38% of all negative reviews across every major portable dog water bottle listing complained about the same spring-lock button jamming after 4-5 weeks not "durability issues" the specific mechanism. the specific failure rate. the specific fix every seller in the category was copying the original design without questioning it → unit cost with twist-lock design: $1.30 → custom packaging: $0.25 → sea freight to FBA: $0.51 → amazon fulfillment: $3.40 → ppc month 1: $1.65 → sale price: $14.99 → net per unit: $7.88 48% net margin. category benchmark is 20-26% the competitors are still selling the one that jams. they respond to bad reviews by dropping price. the gap is still sitting there in their own review data and they haven't run the analysis analyzing 1,000+ competitor reviews to identify feature gaps takes AI 5 minutes versus 8+ hours manually the concept isn't new. the version of it you can now execute is more thorough than anything that was realistic to attempt before it's not really about the water bottle follow and bookmark before the next wave figures it out

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  RonnyLincoln (@RonnyLincolnUSA) reported 21 minutes ago

  @RealJamesWoods Buy a lightning to 3.5mm jack on amazon for $9. Problem solved. Apple is still a piece of crap company though. 🇺🇸

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  Sirmugen (@sirmugen) reported 22 minutes ago

  @WeldrSkeltr Ordered a battery backup unit (2U) rack. Came in not working and not the correct serial number. It was a used unit that was swapped. Amazon would not take a return. People are getting used item or broken items when purchasing as new

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  Territorial Pissings (@pissings2852) reported 22 minutes ago

  @clivegasm @AmazonMGMStudio It's Not that Amazon dosn't think a new Stargate will succeed...They Don't WaNT it to, They know it will be a HUGE success, then who ever has been making all the decisions about all the junk w0ke BS they tried to force down our throats will be forced to step down or start bringing similar shows on...

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  baitman (@spartacus_42069) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Shivam22846642 @aashu1687 @IndianTechGuide you need to understand why costs are high today. Nvidia’s dominance and GPU shortage are a big reason for it. But that gap is already closing. once there are a few more serious players in the market(we already have Google and Amazon close), costs will naturally come down.

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  Ginger Investor (@GingerInvest44) reported 23 minutes ago

  🛵Zepto - 1 billion dollar, 9500 cr IPO ✅Fresh issue - close to 8k cr, rest is OFS All eyes on Zepto IPO - Approval on last May Competition heavy - Blinkit from Zomato - Instamart from Swiggy - Amazon Quick - Big Basket - Reliance Retail Q commerce , more will come Scale is getting bigger - Overall market expected to reach $10 billion by 2029 (24.33% CAGR) Financials - Revenue 7,498 crore +75% YoY - Net loss: Narrowed to Rs 1,539 crore from 1832 cr Important Figures - Orders: 210 mn quarterly , cose to 20 lakhs daily - Dark stores: 1139 vs 1029 YoY - Orders/store/day: 2140 vs 1425 YoY