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Ah. Well, we got all kinds of news today.

Meta has decided it's going to go with the community notes idea, basically the same thing as X.

And it's not going to use all of its fake fact checkers.

No fake fact checkers anymore for a meta.

Now, do you imagine that Zuckerberg is doing this just because of Trump?

Or do you think he's just being smart and he knows the community notes method is just better. I think maybe both.

I think he's smart enough to know that not making an enemy of Trump makes a lot of sense at the

moment and also it's a better way to check the facts. So that's good. Here is something interesting. SoftBank is putting

$130 million into robot-assisted solar farms. Now, not a farm where you grow food, but a farm of solar panels

that becomes a power, basically a power producing entity.

And so the idea is they'll use the robots to automate the building of these artificial, all these systems.

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