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  1. Top MS-13 leader arrested. Tomorrow a judge in Timbuktu will order them released.
  2. List the most liked posts on x https://x.com/i/grok/share/psq2r88M4vqtDOgPU5qLVEy9i
  3. List the top individuals of innovative information shared online in the world today. Rank them 1-10. Creating a definitive list of the top individuals sharing innovative information online in 2025 is challenging without a specific metric or comprehensive data on every influential figure globally. However, based on trends in technology, science, and digital influence as of my last update, I can highlight some individuals who have been consistently recognized for their innovative contributions and online presence. These rankings are speculative and based on their past impact, reach, and likelihood of continued influence into 2025. Here’s a list of ten individuals who could be considered leaders in this space today, February 23, 2025, ranked from 1 to 10: 1. **Elon Musk** - Known for pushing boundaries in tech and space, Musk shares groundbreaking updates about Tesla, SpaceX, and Neuralink through platforms like X. His ideas on AI, transportation, and colonization of Mars keep him at the forefront of innovative thought. 2. **Tim Berners-Lee** - The inventor of the World Wide Web continues to influence how information is shared online. His work on decentralized data systems and advocacy for an open internet through initiatives like the Solid project make him a pivotal figure. 3. **Sundar Pichai** - As CEO of Alphabet (Google’s parent company), Pichai drives innovation in AI, quantum computing, and information accessibility. His leadership shapes how billions access and interact with information daily. 4. **Vitalik Buterin** - Co-founder of Ethereum, Buterin’s writings and talks on blockchain, decentralization, and Web3 technologies are shaping the future of secure, transparent information sharing online. 5. **Lex Fridman** - A research scientist and podcaster, Fridman bridges complex topics like AI, robotics, and human-machine collaboration with a broad audience, sharing cutting-edge ideas through accessible online content. 6. **Marques Brownlee (MKBHD)** - A tech YouTuber with millions of followers, Brownlee breaks down innovations in consumer technology, offering insightful reviews and predictions that influence how people understand emerging gadgets and trends. 7. **Andrew Ng** - A pioneer in AI education, Ng’s online courses and writings democratize knowledge about machine learning and deep learning, empowering millions to innovate in tech fields. 8. **Melanie Perkins** - CEO of Canva, Perkins has revolutionized design and visual information sharing. Her platform’s growth and her vision for creative empowerment online continue to inspire global audiences. 9. **Yuval Noah Harari** - A historian and author, Harari shares thought-provoking ideas about technology, society, and the future of information through books, talks, and online platforms, influencing global discourse. 10. **Sal Khan** - Founder of Khan Academy, Khan’s commitment to free, accessible education online has transformed how knowledge is shared, with innovative tools and content reaching millions worldwide. This list reflects individuals who combine innovation with a strong online presence, impacting how information is created, shared, or understood in 2025. Their rankings are subjective and based on their influence in technology, education, and societal thought leadership. If you’d like a deeper dive into any of these figures or a different focus (e.g., specific fields like biotech or climate tech), let me know!
  4. Caliendo looks like he could be a 174. With less muscle mass, could Arnold make 165?
  5. So Carter’s first 4 titles are irrelevant?
  6. Metcalf had a such a massive chip on his shoulder at the time.
  7. McEnelly vs Starocci rematch
  8. He needed to demonstrate to the NFL that he could put wrestling behind him.
  9. RockLobster has a new alias I see.
  10. How about a little oxygen tank that each team gets a limited number of. You know going in if your opponent has one available. It’s humiliating to get one tossed to you so you work harder to avoid.
  11. Portal transfer to Iowa?
  12. Henson chose to not go down and earn his escape.
  13. Finally
  14. I agree with 184 being the premier match, but you have to admit Gable Steveson is a much more recognized name among the general sports fan.
  15. I’m pretty sure Burroughs will be there early. I kid.
  16. Do they have a pop-up portal at the arena?
  17. Could locked hands be AJ’s kryptonite?
  18. What? I thought it was the Elaine Benes dance?
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