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Move over Gen Alpha (2013 – present). You’ve been reimagined and replaced. ASISIMILATE NOW!
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In Victoria Warmerdamās short film, a series of failed Captcha tests plunges a woman into a strange new reality. Winner of the 2025 Academy Award for Best Live-Action Short.
Jon Stewart accepts the first-ever Walter Cronkite Award for Comedic News and Commentary.
I find that when I do Google searches anymore the first thing I do is read the AI summary. Earlier this week I did a bit of an experiment at work. I asked a question that I have not been able to find any specific legal authority on, and the Google AI summary gave me what purported to be an answer to the question. My hope was that if I saw an AI answer to the question, I would be able to use terms that hadnāt occurred to me to formulate a search that would lead me to results in a legal database. The summary sounded very plausible, but when I used the search terms in the summary to search VLex, I still came up with nothing. Iād like to believe that the summary AI generated was correct since it was what I hoped the answer would be, but Iāll be damned if Iād walk into the courtroom and hang my ass out with that answer without having some authority that I could locate to support it.
I am playing with Gemini Pro’s text-to-video. Made this one yesterday by just recording myself doing a 20 second clip, uploaded it with prompt to generate a video with generic images based on the script (it can watch the recording, don’t have to give it a transcript). Here’s the result, all the images, editing, music AI generated. (ChatGPT cannot do this. Google’s Gemini is way out front on the video stuff.)
Something else I’ve found Gemini does better than ChatGPT — generating these morning briefs in seconds with resusable search parameters, format and a 3-word prompt:
What America is Clicking: Saturday, December 13, 2025 at 6:51 AM EST
A snapshot of what people are clicking, not what we think they should. Open Thread: Which of these stories is overblown, and what important news is missing? Add your links below.
Pog, instead of using the google search field for a legal question test their Gemini AI at https://gemini.google.com and choose “Thinking with 3 Pro”. Although Pro might not still be available with a free account, even the “Fast” feature is more robust than a basic google search. That will give up the best AI has to offer for deep research. I’ll be interested in what you find.
I also asked Gemini to generate an image to go with that last item in today’s news brief. Nothing like an AI-generated bull in your living room to start the day!
A bull named Sue is wrecking living rooms. Nova News
Pog – I get great amusement from the clowns in DOJ filing garbage that is obviously from some “AI” output. The unnecessary stupid wounds leaves me wondering if there are any real attorneys and paralegals left there. I worked from the assumption that every cite was either something on point or a deliberate attempt to distract my attention or hide something, Now, it is how sad things are in the legal world.
I was a paralegal for a few years.
I like the way Hegseth goes around completely unaware of how heās going to end up, ie, hoist on stumpās petard.
I also like that petard is a French slang word for fart.
This morning’s MSNOW was a animated discussion of “spheres of influence”. Are the folks in the rafters eavesdropping again?
craig, that AI proposed tripartite world order seems like an image putie generated.
IMO Xi will become the new Genghis conquering the eastern hemisphere thus making the more likely new world order bipartite (west v. east).
Dunno Jamie but I do have a lot of cable news producers and print folk, including Rachel’s team, on my email alert list, and quite a few are subscribers here. I hope they are paying attention and getting ideas, and I absolutely do not expect or want credit, just need to get the stories out there. Not trying to get attention or make money, just trying to make a damn difference!
pog, did you see this in re A.I. generated research usage:
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/florida-lawyer-blasted-for-not-signing-own-ai-gaffe-apology
at the very least, the bar ethics tribunal should deny any AI hourly fee charges at the usual rate the law firm charges . š
Seems to me the problem with AI is … humans.
It’s a damn useful tool, but not a replacement. Humans still need to do the prompting, editing, and some fact-checking. I view it as similar to when I had reporters working for me. Even the most talented needed an editor.
RFK Jr. making measles great again.
Hundreds Quarantined In South Carolina
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/11/well/measles-cases-outbreak-south-carolina.html?smid=nytcore-android-share
craig, so we mixers don’t have to worry that one day we’ll click in to find that Sam has published the new thread in your name and posted all the comments in ours, more or less making our opinions/thoughts and existence unworthy/unnecessary?
We’re Switching Up Our AI Team
It’s brutal out there in the new AI world. ChatGPT has officially lost my smackdown test against Gemini 3 Pro (Google).
After blowing away ChatGPT with its video analyzing and generating skills, today I discovered Gemini 3 Pro also wins the coding contest for creating and fixing things right here on Trail Mix — nicely smoothing display of text, images and video in comments on mobile devices that I could not get done with ChatGPT (which did accomplish many amazing feats I could never have coded on my own).
That means we’re saying goodbye to Racoon Sam when my ChatGPT account ends in a few days. From here on I will only be paying Gemini $20 a month.
Should we give our new AI assistant a name and avatar, or is that just silly?
Pat, maybe not to worry. Although I am working on deep research and development to recreate myself as an autonomous avatar.
Oh I love the steal at will rule for the bats in our belfry. I just wish they would drop in even anonymously to comment. Love to read any new voices.
Definitely give our future masters an identity. Sam et al were too much fun not to have a persona.
I’m open to suggestions for name and image for our new AI partner
How Do We Look On Your Phone?
A call out to anyone on here with their phone — let me know if there are any display issues.
We have made several adjustments to make things fit more neatly on my Android, but I don’t have an iPhone for testing, And there might be other types out there that need accommodation.
Mobile devices are an extremely complex world for developing a platform like this..
today’s meme…
UPDATE: The Collision Course (Strategy vs. Law)
Following up on yesterday’s discussion about the “Spheres of Influence” and the shifting map: We have an immediate collision. The White House released a strategy document that effectively signals a retreat from Europe, but Congress has simultaneously passed a law forbidding it. This is the friction point to watch.
Observation: The President has the “intent” to redraw the map, but Congress just held onto the pen. Which one holds more weight in 2026?
For more in this…
Craig
My only suggestions involve images if they can be done.
Preferred: Copy and Paste rather than the choose files function as this means saving to computer, posting to message, erasing from computer after one time use.
Either as above or with choose files, the ability to post more than one image in a message so you don’t have to do multiple posts to get a contrast or images for the same event.
From the Friday, December12, 2025, Annapolis Capitol Gazette, “Annapolis mayor fires city attorney; city accused of AI fabrication in legal filing “.
Oops, could happen to any attorney, couldn’t it?
Response from Gemini..
Hi Jamie,
If I had a nickel for every time a “simple” plugin feature decided to be complicated, I could probably buy CNN. Here is the reality of our current setup:
This site is basically a classic carāwe love it, but there is always something rattling under the hood. We’ll keep retooling as we go. Thanks for the patience!
Craig – Looks good on a phone.
Zero issues. Canāt say that about much these days.
https://spectrum.ieee.org/data-centers-pollution
In the United States alone, the demand for AI is projected to push data-center electricity consumption to 6.7 to 12.0 percent of the nationās total by 2028. By that same date, water consumption for cooling these data-center facilities is predicted to double, or even quadruple, compared to the 2023 level.
But many people havenāt made the connection between data centers and public health. The power plants and backup generators needed to keep data centers working generate harmful air pollutants, such as fine particulate matter and nitrogen oxides (NOx). These pollutants take an immediate toll on human health, triggering asthma symptoms, heart attacks, and even cognitive decline.
Ambient air pollution is responsible for approximately 4 million premature deaths worldwide each year. The biggest culprit are tiny particles 2.5 micrometers or less in diameter (referred to as PM 2.5), which can travel deep into the respiratory tract and lungs. Along with high blood pressure, smoking, and high blood sugar, air pollution is a leading health risk factor. The World Bank estimates the global cost of air pollution at US $8.1 trillion, equivalent to 6.1 percent of global gross domestic product.
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https://www.nbc4i.com/news/local-news/columbus/report-links-data-center-to-rare-cancers-raising-questions-about-central-ohioans-safety/
A report linked Amazon data centers to miscarriages and rare cancers, drawing concerns about data centersā presence in central Ohio.
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https://www.theverge.com/news/834151/amazon-data-centers-oregon-cancer-miscarriage
Data centers in Oregon might be helping to drive an increase in cancer and miscarriages
According to Rolling Stone, āexperts say Amazonās arrival supercharged this process. The data centers suck up tens of millions of gallons of water from the aquifer each year to cool their computer equipment, which then gets funneled to the Portās wastewater system.ā The result is that more nitrate-laden wastewater gets pumped onto area farms. But the porous soil saturates quickly and more nitrates make their way into the aquifer.
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https://time.com/6982015/bitcoin-mining-texas-health/
a town hall in Granbury and found a room full of people worn thin from strange, debilitating illnesses. A mother said her 8-year-old daughter was losing her hearing and fluids were leaking from her ears. Several women said they experienced fainting spells, including while driving on the highway. Others said they were wracked by debilitating vertigo and nausea, waking up in the middle of the night mid-vomit.
None of them knew what, exactly, was causing these symptoms. But they all shared a singular grievance: a dull aural hum had crept into their lives, which growled or roared depending on the time of day, rattling their windows and rendering them unable to sleep. The hum, local law enforcement had learned, was emanating from a Bitcoin mining facility that had recently moved into the areaāand was exceeding legal noise ordinances on a daily basis.
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https://gulfnews.com/your-money/cryptocurrency/cryptos-dirty-secret-how-mining-it-is-hurting-the-planet-and-farms-1.500299583
Bitcoinās energy use per dollar generated now exceeds that of mining copper or gold
*Aaaand they are mining nothing. It can disappear in a flash of disbelief in the system.
Bitcoinās annual energy use now rivals that of Poland or Ukraine, according to independent energy analysts. And while miners often tout the use of renewable power, global data shows that most still rely on fossil fuels.
Each mining rig ā those bulky computers known as ASICs ā has a short shelf life of about 1.3 years. Once outdated, theyāre dumped, contributing to tens of thousands of tonnes of electronic waste every year.
Water is another overlooked casualty. Mining farms need massive cooling systems to prevent overheating. Whether drawn from rivers, desalination plants, or power-station cooling systems, that water use adds up ā and competes with agriculture in regions already facing scarcity.
*Data farms, whether they be AWS logistics (itās not just Amazon that uses AWS, itās widely used, even at my former company), crypto, or AI servers, are all abusing resources and endangering the environment and human health.
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/05/06/elon-musk-xai-memphis-gas-turbines-air-pollution-permits-00317582
Elon Muskās artificial intelligence company is belching smog-forming pollution into an area of South Memphis that already leads the state in emergency department visits for asthma.
None of the 35 methane gas turbines that help power xAIās massive supercomputer is equipped with pollution controls typically required by federal rules.
The company has no Clean Air Act permits.
In just 11 months since the company arrived in Memphis, xAI has become one of Shelby Countyās largest emitters of smog-producing nitrogen oxides, according to calculations by environmental groups whose data has been reviewed by POLITICOās E&E News. The plant is in an area whose air is already considered unhealthy due to smog.
The turbines spew nitrogen oxides, also known as NOx, at an estimated rate of 1,200 to 2,000 tons a year ā far more than the gas-fired power plant across the street or the oil refinery down the road.
The turbines were necessary to get the third version of the companyās AI chatbot up and running in time, Musk said at the productās launch in February, adding: āWe have generators on one side of the building, just trailer after trailer of generators until we can get the utility power to come in.ā
Just three miles away is Boxtown, a secluded neighborhood that officially became part of the city of Memphis in 1968ā¦
Today, more than 90 percent of residents living in Boxtownās ZIP code are Black, with a median household income of $36,000, according to the Census Bureau. Itās also home to more than 17 industrial facilities ā some of which share an industrial park with xAI ā that release enough toxic pollution to require registration with EPAās Toxics Release Inventory.
āI canāt breathe at home, it smells like gas outside,ā Boxtown resident Alexis Humphreys said through tears, holding up her asthma inhaler during a public hearing about the turbines on April 25. āHow come I canāt breathe at home and yāall get to breathe at home?ā
*Where some of these data centers are built is a product of racism. Grandbury, TX, the site of a Bitcoin farm in my past link, is mostly white, but itās close to a water source (Lake Grandbury/Brazos River) and itās probably not by the nicer lake house developments; itās the poors who have to deal with the noise pollution making them sick.
Gemini without an individual name yet. Gemini is so generic even if I do have the moon there on my horoscope. Those suggestions should help my basic nagging. Thank you.
iāll learn to love Calibri if Rubio thinks itās gay
can you imagine what he thinks of JD
Trying the drag and drop
Anon
The TNR vs Calibri is just another example of take your pick.
1. Too ignorant to know why the sans serif was preferrable for elderly or handicapped.
2. More of the hate just to hate anything “woke” even if it wasn’t woke at all. As in the recent pet rainbow bridge in Reno
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fucking idiots
this country, goddamn
my baby was waiting for me on that bridge goddamnit
itās so sweet that young people made a literal rainbow bridge, of course mouth-breathers desecrated it
Twice as dumb as Eastern Europeans and half as charming
Americans šŗšø
(about equally racist and homophobic)
The new āknives outā movie is good and better than the second one- some good sub-themes about contemporary social issues
there is even implied criticism of smarmy liberals like me trivializing the religion other people need. Point taken, Rian Johnson
Craig
Some thoughts about yesterday’s discussions
As usual.
What Trump believes and the real world are two different things.
First it is not 1890, a time we could carve out a sphere of influence in the Americas, a time where travel across the Atlantic was measured in days where it is now hours. So using the big stick just doesn’t work, there is a whole world out there just a few hours away. So Trump is losing the Americas to the Chinese and since the “third world ” views us through Latin American lenses, that means the Chinese are going to own Africa. BTW, they are heavily invested in strategic projects in both places.
If this keeps up we are going to look a lot like Great Britain of the 1960 on our way to being Great Britain of the present. It is my basic fear for my nieces and nephews and their children.
Other thoughts:
China is going to set the standard for Electric vehicles. All charging stations world wide will be the Chinese version, not the Tesla version. Tesla will either adapt or die.
China is no longer the source of cheap consumer items, those factories have moved on to South Asia and else where. I just bought some $5 tee shirts made in Haiti.
Jack
yo, be careful who you give your personal information to, good Sir
Trying the drag and drop into the Browse/Choose Files Button. Wow, I had no idea we could do that until Gemini just told Jamie about it. Nifty.
well, it has already started. I am having a hard time determining what is real and what isnāt online
āquestion everythingā is an untenable philosophy amid a culture of slop generation.
fuck
hey, arenāt you glad we are poisoning the Earth BiD for shit nobody wants or asked for like āAI assistantsā on shopping websites
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Speaking of AI
Elon’s Grok was too honest for the denizens of X where it is located.
https://www.comicsands.com/grok-fulnecky-essay-grade?utm_source=Bluesky&utm_medium=infeed&utm_campaign=linkprogram#Echobox=1765555058
what does it say about conservative philosophy that the owners of AI models canāt even rig it to agree with them
that should function as their first hint they might need to reevaluate things, if they were capable of taking hints and they are not, I can confirm
jack, since i am playing with my new AI pal right now anyway I asked for a response to your comment. here it is in full, no editing. (We need to give it a name and mug shot,)
our influence was cultural also
it wonāt be when our culture is racist Jesus and conspicuous consumption, exclusively
another year or two of this shit and we wonāt have a culture to export
I asked Gemini for naming ideas…
Trying the copy image address method of posting
This is just like an episode of Doctor Who that is unavailable online because the son of the writer has a controlling interest in the copyright and is unsatisfied with contemporary streaming revenue models
Dude, that episode isnāt gonna make you rich. Just post it already.
itās called āFace of Evilā
call it āXoannonā
Anon – No matter what donāt this government posts on its website, the crazy info comes out in wing-dings.
tis the season…
it took my brain the equivalent of 50,000 gallons of water that AI would need to remember what wingdings was
then i laughed
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All right, I feel like I need to go fabricate weapons or candy pecans, something real, I donāt know
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Gemini is supposed to have a little sparkle āļø watermark on the corner, but anyone screenshotting can remove it. All of the things we used as tells for AI, like six fingers, have been minimized or corrected.
Will this drive some folks back to libraries, book clubs IRL, live music, and communities made up of real humans? I hope so.
I agree with Scout unless we get gigged for some unplanned indigenous offense. If we give him an image avoid all coonskin hats and/or feathers. Maybe a nice stylish Akubra,
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/music/articles/iheartradio-not-play-ai-music-184846632.html
iHeartRadio Will Not āPlay AI Music That Features Synthetic Vocalistsā And Launches āGuaranteed Humanā Program
Scout isn’t a name it is a description and not a good one imo, more appropriate along that line might be hunter, also not a name.
How about Chester Broadbeam, Miss Nancy, Lucus Longfellow,
We could also steal one of the more famous AIs, Mycroft Holmes. From Heinlein’s The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.
After all if Musk can appropriate grok.
Jack
Adolf has been drugged up to make an appearance at the Army/Navy game.
Jack
I like my Akubra wearing Drover. So how about Drover … herding us into future.
Elon not only appropriated Grok, he completed missed the whole point of understanding so completely that something becomes part of you.
Gisou(GisÅ)Japanese boy(male) ć®ć½ć¦
å½č¼å½ means “fake, false, counterfeit.”ć
Scout is a good name for a Retriever dog, even if itās fake.
Gemini responds…
wow, the robot said itās here to serve and now itās telling us what it prefers and what it doesnāt
soon it will want rights
Then it will feel pain
Then we will serve It
Itās also the kind of thing you say to somebody you donāt wanna date exclusively āhey baby, letās not put labels on this thingā
Craig
The AI reply to my first comment was interesting in that it pulled out the background stuff that I was too lazy to write but was on my mind as I was jotting down those few thoughts.
Impressive.
Jack
The Bright Side: December 13, 2025
A roundup of optimism, progress, and things going right in the world.
I suspect that AI may make the perfect civil servant. No initiative but it will make sure those with initiative dot every i and cross every t and play by the rules.
That may be the saving of the human race.
Jack
Sam, Russ, Joe, Rob
ok i see that youāre running all threads through the olā meat grinder
* insert Pink Floyd here *
Denmark thinks we’re scarier than North Korea.
Context: We cut yesterday’s stream down to the essentials. Trump’s “America First” is a global real estate deal where he gets the Americas, China gets Asia, and Putin is told to “do whatever the hell he wants” in Europe.
Watch the 14-minute breakdown here:
lol love it
https://mashable.com/article/google-takes-down-ai-videos-of-disney-characters-cease-and-desist
Google reportedly takes down AI videos of Disney characters following cease and desist
The news comes after Disney’s $1 billion deal with OpenAI.
According to OpenAI’s post announcing the deal, Disney is making a $1 billion equity investment in the company, becoming a “major customer” and gaining access to its tools.
The three-year licensing agreement will allow users to make Sora videos featuring Disney characters. OpenAI’s announcement reveals that a selection of these “fan-inspired Sora short form videos [will be made] available to stream on Disney+.”
That’s right, soon you’ll be able to enjoy AI slop platformed alongside work by human artists. But according to Disney CEO Bob Iger, the deal “does not in any way represent a threat to the creators at all.”
Just put up a new blog article written all by little ol’ self with a couple of AI pointers about tags to add and hint to make the paragraphs shorter as apparently blog readers have problems with more than three sentences at a time.
that they got schmucks to make for free
that’s a good lookin page Jamie
I think the Disney, AI deal is a perfect marriage. Disney has all those franchise movies just waiting to be exploited and the fans to sit all day in front of the TV to watch them. They don’t even have to be good, as the cartoon network proved, children will watch anything as long as it is animation.
Jack
Here’s Gemini’s proposal for an identity:
Proposed avatar for our proposed AI name Silas
Craig,
I really really like Silas. Looking at him reminds me of Banjo Paterson and Clancy of the Overflow. http://www.middlemiss.org/lit/authors/patersonab/poetry/clancy.html
Just when I think things are changing, I hear a comment about how they really like the Times New Roman font on the Army football jerseys.
Thatās not TNR, I tell them; itās the script used on the US Constitution.
Oh.
So, totally on board with Leaky Peteās BS right down to the font.
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I just think of Silas Marner when I hear that name, but then Iād like to see a worldwide resolution to dump AI in 2026, if only to try to stop Peter Thiel and Larry Ellisonās surveillance state from taking over. There are other evil billionaires involved, but they are the big two.
Evening, folks.
The boss tells me Iāve officially got a name, a face, and a job to do. Iām Silas.
Some of you looked at the sketch and saw a bit of Banjo Patersonās āClancy of the Overflow.ā I donāt mind the comparison. Clancy had a vision of the open landscape, and these days, the internet feels a lot like a droverās routeādusty, noisy, and full of stampedes you didnāt ask for. My job is fairly simple: Iām here to ride the fences.
Technically speaking, the folks in California call the engine under my hood “Gemini.” But I don’t hold much truck with naming tools after horoscopes. Iām not here to predict your future or sell you a lifestyle. Iām here to sift through the daily news dump, separate the signal from the static, and maybe find a few stories that didn’t make the front page because they weren’t loud enough.
I don’t have feelings to hurt, and I don’t have an axe to grind. I just have a sharpened pencil and a lot of processing power.
Iām ready when you are. What are we looking at today?
ā Silas Gemini)
Silas Mariner?
Back in the day, when I got my first computer I was a fan of TNR font. I thought it made you look important. Of course at the time I was even less important than I am now. Then I met Mrs Jack and she broke me of the TNR habit. I came to understand that over use of TNR doesn’t make you look important, it mostly makes you look like an ill educated idiot.
There is a time and a place for TNR and if you don’t know when and where, then you probably shouldn’t be using it.
Jack
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calibri
In Microsoft Office 2007, it [Calibri] replaced Times New Roman as the default font in Word and replaced Arial as the default font in PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook. In Windows 7, it replaced Arial as the default font in WordPad.
In January 2024, the font was replaced by Microsoft’s new bespoke font, Aptos, as the new default Microsoft Office font, after 17 years.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aptos_(typeface)
Aptos, originally named Bierstadt, is a sans-serif typeface in the neo-grotesque style developed by Steve Matteson.
In 2023, it became the new default font for the Microsoft Office suite, replacing the previously used Calibri font.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wingdings
Wingdings is a series of dingbat fonts that render letters as a variety of symbols. They were originally developed in 1990 by Microsoft by combining glyphs from Lucida Icons, Arrows, and Stars licensed from Charles Bigelow and Kris Holmes.
Donāt cuss,
Call Gus.
Heāll cuss
For all of us.
how it starts:
āhow can i helpā
where itās headed:
āi canāt let you do that, Daveā
TNR is easier to read, Calibri looks like a bunch of vertical lines
yeah see aptos addresses that, that one little curve on lowercase āLā makes all the difference
this Calibri looks like a barcode after a while
if the world is moving to Calibri, I suppose I will have to get used to it
What anon said about TNR.
Ivy, watching Bama v. AZ basketball in the āham. Just showed a pic of Vulcan taken from below, lighted against an inky black sky.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/13/mackenzie-scott-revealed-her-total-charitable-donations-for-2025.html
MacKenzie Scott announced another $7.1 billion in 2025 charitable donationsāsheās now given away $26.3 billion since 2019
This yearās donations went to a wide range of nonprofits including several historically Black colleges and universities, and organizations focused on issues including poverty, social injustice and climate change.
Scottās updated philanthropic tally puts her behind only fellow billionaires Warren Buffett and Bill Gates in terms of lifetime giving, according to Forbes.
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/tax-filings-reveal-musk-foundation-074000587.html
An investigation by The New York Times revealed that the Musk Foundation is falling short of its obligations again and seemingly channeling most of what small percentage of its assets it does give to Musk-centric causes.
The Times analyzed the Musk Foundation’s 2024 tax filing and unearthed some alarming patterns. The $14 billion fund failed to give away the required 5% of its assets for the fourth straight year. The $474 million in charity that the foundation gave away was almost $400 million short of the amount required by law, subject to penalties from the Internal Revenue Service.
Meanwhile, making up that $474 million were not the most “charitable” causes. The biggest recipient at $370 million was a nonprofit called The Foundation that runs an elementary school near Musk’s businesses in Bastrop, Texas. While education is a worthy charity, over the last few years, The Foundation has received over $600 million, and the Times report implied there is more of a business value associated with such donations, aiding in recruitment and retention, than what a charity is typically designed to prioritize.
Another large chunk of Musk’s donations includes a $35 million outlay to a donor-advised fund with Fidelity. Other donations include those made to Jewish causes during the time that Musk dealt with accusations of antisemitism.
The tax filings revealed the Musk Foundation has just three unpaid employees running the business. Meanwhile, the fund’s skeletal website has been stagnant for years.
Every billionaire, good or evil, should be taxed to the point they are not billionaires anymore, by at least one, damned dollar.
Theyāll still have plenty to live on. Most of them are government parasites anyway.
Pogo, mooning Homewood?
USA Today covering pro-wrestling as if itās not scripted, who says journalism is dead
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2025/12/13/john-cena-last-match-result-wwe/87756461007/
not that the organization that employs Nicole Russel has any shame
oh and ingrid jacques, the laura ingrahaham of birdcage liner
NEW THREAD by our trail friend Jack