So the first 3 volumes of Smith's evidence against Trump are released. About 70% still sealed, but, pretty damning stuff, which is all either their own messages, or testimony from Republican staff under oath:
2/11
A) A member of Trump's team directly attempted get a Pence aide to hand Mike Pence documents their team knew was fake, uncertified, and lacked chain of custody.
3/11
B) They have iMessages confirming they were trying to deliver the unsealed fake documents to Pence.
4/11
C) They have emails confirming this was planned *in advanced* and that they wanted Grassley to stand in if Pence recused.
5/11
D) In their own "war game" scenarios, they concede that if the election is processed fairly, then Biden wins.
6/11
E) They had a memorandum prepared on this matter as far back as November 18th which is 1 month *BEFORE* any of the "alternative electors had made their claims proving that it was pre-meditated.
7/11
F) They knew, well in advanced, and admitted in testimony and email, that the VP did not have this power, and that the Supreme Court would not hold up this case, proving they knew it was illegal.
(Although they thought maybe Clarence Thomas would side with them..)
8/11
G) Trump called the Michigan speaker, on an unofficial line marked "Spam Risk Egypt" to discuss fraud allegations. Proving he tried to cover his tracks, and these were not protected "official acts"
9/11
H) At the time Trump did not even feel they had grounds to file a lawsuit in Michigan.
10/11
J) 5 of the "Fake Electorate" packages that Trump's team had tried to hand over to Pence, used the exact same template for vacancy filling pages.
These pages do not normally have a standard across states, showing coordination. But the source proof is still under seal.
11/11
So Trump and his team *in their own words*:
-Knew they lost
-Knew it was not legal for Pence to over turn
-Knew the states did not have fraud issues
-Researched "alternative electors" a month in advanced of those claims
-Knew the documents were unofficial
-Took part in the transfer process
-And attempted to pass off forged documents directly to the VP
-Because of a pre-meditated plan to steal the election.
The first volumes represent 1889 pages of evidence, 70% still under seal.
This is just from the 30% unsealed, and there are more volumes to go.
The case could not be more clear.
And as a reminder, Trump's team refused to dispute the authenticity of any of this evidence, they only ask for it to be delayed as it would "hurt their client" during the election.
The constant screeching claiming that anything critical about your candidate is “fake news” and then literally making fake ads to trick the American people, is nothing short of audacious hypocrisy.
3/4
An inability to denounce this, is just a confession that democracy doesn’t matter to you.
You’re willing to throw out truth and process, so long as you get your own way.
The DoJ should throw the book at Musk, and prosecute to the fullest extent of the law.
J) 5 of the "Fake Electorate" packages that Trump's team had tried to hand over to Pence, used the exact same template for vacancy filling pages.
These pages do not normally have a standard across states, showing coordination. But the source proof is still under seal.
11/11
So Trump and his team *in their own words*:
-Knew they lost
-Knew it was not legal for Pence to over turn
-Knew the states did not have fraud issues
-Researched "alternative electors" a month in advanced of those claims
-Knew the documents were unofficial
-Took part in the transfer process
-And attempted to pass off forged documents directly to the VP
-Because of a pre-meditated plan to steal the election.
The first volumes represent 1889 pages of evidence, 70% still under seal.
This is just from the 30% unsealed, and there are more volumes to go.
The case could not be more clear.
And as a reminder, Trump's team refused to dispute the authenticity of any of this evidence, they only ask for it to be delayed as it would "hurt their client" during the election.
3/11
B) They have iMessages confirming they were trying to deliver the unsealed fake documents to Pence.
Right now most of the AI projects seem to be shovels and picks, which is great to sell when people are mining.
But no one is mining yet.
The comparable in our space is Bittensor vs Ritual.
2/16
But, outside its the fact we have tons of models on HuggingFace, StableDiffusion, OpenAI, Gemini, LLaMa, Mixtral, Smaug, MidJourney, etc but not a lot of people using them for any specific commercial gain at scale.
3/16
Sure, perhaps some SaaS tooling sells you AI stuff, or some guy automates a bunch of spam blogs on it and makes some affiliate revenue.
But it doesn't really have 100% complete high value cases yet.
On BTC your aggregate OI is down, a good chunk (-17% from recent highs) but that's still a good +20% higher than the averages we've seen in more stable ranges recently.
3/23
And awkwardly it's been pushed up strongly on each deep, suggesting a lot of attempts to catch the falling knife.
Given this, we probably want to better understand who our buyers are, and their expectations.