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  Killa Cam (@benjycameron) reported 30 seconds ago

  @WallStreetApes This is a gov problem. More regulation will not help. We need to make insurance a federal. not state by state and allow small business to team up whether through Costco, Amazon, or another platform, to allow small groups to get big group rates.

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  Burke Shannon (@BurkeShann) reported 2 minutes ago

  @MoehleThe @ValerieAnne1970 I’d have suggested Amazon, but they’ve been unreliable. My friend had a major issue with her last order and i can assure you that It’s safer to get your meds from @DrD_larkspur. I've been getting these meds from him since my Cancer development, last December. I hope this helps

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  Wallaby (@Wallaby) reported 6 minutes ago

  @MobikMeatCube @sashameetsrus Amazon does carry similar products. Civilians buy them, soldiers probably do as well. What people do with them after they buy them is the problem.

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  malikasfriend_ (@Malikas_Friend) reported 11 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Nah, I'd rather shop elsewhere than jump through hoops with Customer Svc to fix a problem that Amazon inflicted on me. Amazon is doing this to a LOT of people.

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  Josh Iky (@IkyJosh) reported 11 minutes ago

  @shuga_xox @DeeneyDavid Results that is in Amazon server is what you are giving long talk

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  Loup Garou (@Wolf_Tech) reported 12 minutes ago

  @fandom_david canada is on fire no maintence to forests anymore no controlled burns nothing. Europe is on fire same thing no maintence to forest anymore no controlled burns nothing. Amazon is on fire where they clear cut forests which makes the ground dry. Rivers flood well yes but who gave permits to build in river beds I wonder. Storms are about the same. The only thing that has changed is governments not doing there job to fix the infrastructure to prevent these things from happening. Nope they just blame climate change tax more get greedy rich and do nothing to solve the problems with common sense.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 16 minutes ago

  Most people chasing financial freedom don't own anything. They just have a job with extra steps. Built ScaleStack to fix that. We help you launch product brands on Amazon, TikTok Shop, and beyond—then sell them when they're worth something.

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  Cyberkush (@CyberkushLife) reported 19 minutes ago

  The core result of abundant intelligence is that the price of ALL labor and shortly after all materials and energy goes to zero. Humanoids will provide free intelligence and labor which will create with ai a system where raw materials and energy goes directly to vitals : Food water shelter energy transport etc and with no waste in the loop. Behemoths like Amazon prove daily that billions of packages can be stored shipped tracked and delivered. Doing the same for food water shelter energy transport etc means just in time manufacturing and it’s just over the horizon. Once you remove the waste, human errors and redundancy in global systems you soon realize how efficient it can all become and how little manufacturing and data is needed at scale with the correct approach. Money is a delay in the system. The best part is no part.

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  Dream Decoder (@PVansutphin) reported 21 minutes ago

  @505Cali2 DO NOT BUY IN PLASTIC BOTTLE!!! Needs to be in glass bottle as it can break down the plastic. Get a book on DMSO on Amazon before using it as there are precautions on how to apply

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  John Kennedy Peterson (@skyshark88) reported 22 minutes ago

  This is a fabricated / AI-generated video paired with an invented story. It fits a recent pattern of viral “thermal camera over the Amazon at night reveals crazy density of giant snakes/crocs” clips that have been repeatedly fact-checked as synthetic. Post content @Bober_smart (an on-chain/crypto/Polymarket-focused account) posted on July 19, 2026: 23-year-old wildlife researcher Ryan arrived in South America at the Amazon River to study anacondas
He equipped a drone with a thermal imaging camera and the AI Claude, launching it over the river at night
The AI’s computer vision model highlights thermal outlines in real time, classifying the species and size of the snakes with over 95% accuracy
This allows the drone not just to search, but to scan automatically, logging every specimen found into a database with GPS coordinates
What he saw truly stunned him: the number of snakes was off the charts, and it looked genuinely eerie
AI helps to study the world around us in much greater detail It includes a short video (~6.7 seconds) and quotes an unrelated earlier post by the same account about building a simple Markdown “second brain” with a CLAUDE.md index file. No independent reporting, researcher profile, paper, project page, or institutional affiliation matches “23-year-old Ryan + drone + Claude AI + Amazon anacondas.” Searches turn up real thermal-drone wildlife work and real anaconda research, but nothing resembling this specific claim. Video analysis The clip shows a nighttime aerial (drone- or helicopter-style) view of a winding river through dense jungle in a classic false-color thermal palette (deep greens/blacks with bright glowing outlines). •Scores of elongated, wavy, serpentine white/cyan shapes are densely packed along the banks, in the water, and especially thick in the canopy/vegetation on one side. •The forms overlap and intertwine in an exaggerated, almost “infested” way that looks eerie and unnatural. •Camera movement is a slow drift/pan across the scene. •No other wildlife, water surface details, or environmental motion typical of a real Amazon river ecosystem appear. This matches the visual style of other recent AI-generated “thermal Amazon predator swarm” videos (often labeled as crocodiles/caimans or anacondas) that AI detectors (e.g., Hive Moderation) score at 95–99.9% synthetic and that lack any original authentic source. Why it’s not real •Ectotherm problem: Anacondas are cold-blooded. At night their body temperature closely matches the surrounding water, mud, and vegetation, so they do not produce the bright, high-contrast thermal signatures shown. Warm-blooded animals (mammals, birds) stand out far more clearly on thermal sensors. Experts have pointed this out regarding similar clips. •Unrealistic density: Green anacondas are largely solitary or occur at low densities. Claims of “off the charts” numbers (or the even more extreme “thousands” versions circulating elsewhere) have no supporting field data, surveys, or scientific literature. •No corroboration: No news from wildlife organizations, universities, drone operators, or Anthropic (makers of Claude) about such a project. Real thermal-drone studies in tropical forests focus mainly on arboreal mammals, primates, sloths, etc., and are published with careful methodology—not viral social-media narratives. •Pattern match: Nearly identical “night thermal reveals massive numbers of Amazon reptiles” videos have been circulating and debunked in the same period (including crocodile versions). They are generated with modern video AI tools and given sensational captions to drive engagement. Real context Thermal drones are a genuine and growing tool in tropical wildlife research (detecting heat signatures of endotherms through canopy gaps, covering large or inaccessible areas faster than ground surveys). Computer-vision models (including multimodal systems) are also used for automated species ID, counting,.

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  Gundam Fandom (@FandomGundam) reported 22 minutes ago

  appears to be an account issue. I did get in contact with customer support & they were gonna look into it. Eventually I did receive an email saying that they reviewed my Amazon account & they didn't find any "unauthorized activity", & that they didn't change anything on my

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  Andrew (the *****) (@Andrewislington) reported 24 minutes ago

  @EadrictheWild Better start applying now, even with business support it took me about 3 months to get a quota 😭 Took 4 for SES, and 7 months in to SNS I’m still going 😭 Amazon CS has fallen down a slope

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  Tony Montana (@TonyMon32895252) reported 24 minutes ago

  @WallStreetApes Supply and Demand on fuel display. My Amazon facility is refusing to give water bottles to it's DRIVERS and opting out instead to supply "watering stations" to fill water canteens for the Drivers GREED is on full display and has no signs slowing down. Greed and

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 27 minutes ago

  @evil_engg07 Kindly follow up with our Amazon Shipping Services support team for further assistance on this issue. -Ragasree

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  masYNYa (@KijAkubovs86334) reported 27 minutes ago

  🚨 NOTION HIRED 500 PEOPLE. RAISED $275,000,000. OBSIDIAN HIRED 2. RAISED $0. GUESS WHICH ONE IS QUIETLY WINNING. 📈 Pause at 0:12. Look at the Portuguese caption on the screen. "Novo usuário de Obsidian a cada 10 minutos." A new Obsidian user every 10 minutes. In Brazil. Nobody's running ads there. Nobody's paying influencers there. It's just happening. The team: → 2 developers — Erica Xu and Shida Li → Zero VC funding → Zero ads → Zero paid growth loops → 5 million+ users, mostly through word of mouth Meanwhile Notion: → 500+ employees → $275M raised → Valuation once north of $10 billion → Aggressive growth team → Constant feature launches, AI push, enterprise pivot And yet the graph you're looking at wasn't built inside Notion. It was built inside a plain folder of markdown files that opens on any device, offline, forever. Here's what nobody in the SaaS-VC space is saying out loud: the anti-SaaS playbook is the actual moat. No cloud lock-in. No login required. No monthly ransom for your own thinking. Turns out that's not a limitation — it's the reason people stay. Notion sold you convenience and rented you access. Obsidian gave you the file and got out of the way. The old loop is dead: launch a SaaS → burn VC on growth → lock users in → hope switching costs save the churn. The new loop: give people the file → build in the open → let word of mouth compound → don't need $275M when you don't need to lie to users. The point worth arguing about: the future of tools isn't a cloud you rent. It's a folder you own. Notion has the market cap. Obsidian has your notes from 2023 still opening on the iPad in the Amazon delta. I paid Notion for 3 years. Then one afternoon I lost internet in a coffee shop for 4 hours and couldn't open my own notes. Switched to Obsidian that week. Two years later, same vault, same folder — still opens offline. I've never once been locked out of my own thinking again. Notion has 500 people fighting to keep you inside the app. Obsidian has 2 people and doesn't care where you go. Guess which one you're still using in 10 years. Literally.