Jason B. Whitman @JasonBWhitman

Founder of the Teton Group | Fourth generation Wyomingite | Cowboy photographer | Eye doctor | Married my Iowa sweetheart jasonwhitmanphoto.com Casper, WY Joined November 2009

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a month ago

@trades_sage @TakeProfitLLC @Tradeify @TradingLucid Do you still like FFN?

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2 months ago

@GBNT1952 He is absolutely my guy for 2028

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2 months ago

@DavidLimbaugh @ericmetaxas It’s appalling and sad at the same time.

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2 months ago

@ericmetaxas Exactly

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2 months ago

@mert This is certainly my experience having used both to augment the system we are engineering.

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First, I hope that your daughter continues to heal and make a full recovery. Second, I believe taking the approach of fighting this to the ends of the earth will ultimately prove to be beneficial to the business community as a whole. It is my hope you will be successful, thus discouraging this kind of chicanery.

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2 months ago

This was a single prompt, @claudeai . This is absolutely unacceptable. Prior to last week I almost never hit my limits with my paid plan.

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2 months ago

@BradGroux @AnthropicAI I can confirm this is exactly what’s been happening for me, as well.

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2 months ago

@ericmetaxas This is definitely the position that I hold, as well.

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3 months ago

@Pranit I noticed the past week has been particularly terrible on my limits.

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Erik Thorvaldsson @erik_thorvalds

3 months ago

This perfectly encapsulates the dynamic between Canada and America.

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The White House @WhiteHouse

3 months ago

Justin Trudeau @JustinTrudeau

a year ago

You can’t take our country — and you can’t take our game.

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3 months ago

@infantrydort That was, quite literally, my immediate reaction to this.

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3 months ago

TLDR: The healthy male reaction to seeing another male do something strong is to say “damn, I wanna be able to do that too. I should hit the gym.” Not unintelligible autistic screeching.

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3 months ago

The Allergy to Strength One more thought before I put the pen down. The reaction to visible strength is never really about the lift. It’s about what strength represents. For most of human history, strength decided outcomes, borders, kings etc. It decided which tribe survived the winter. The strong did what they could. The weak endured what they must. That wasn’t cruelty. It was just gravity. Civilization was humanity’s attempt to soften that gravity. Laws replaced duels. Ballots replaced blades. Titles replaced bloodlines. You get the idea. You could rise through intellect, persuasion, networks; not just not just raw aggression. That’s progress, but it’s also insulation. But strength never disappeared. It just moved from being required to being optional. So when people see it displayed openly, (unapologetically) something ancient stirs. Not in the muscles, but in the memory. Strength is a reminder. It says capability still matters. Readiness too, still matters. Consequences still exist. And in comfortable eras, that reminder feels abrasive. Some people see strength and feel inspired. Many see it and feel threatened. Others feel exposed. Not because a barbell is political. But because power, in its raw form, has always unsettled those who prefer abstraction over reality. Every time. Civilization lets us pretend that outcomes are negotiated indefinitely. History always suggests otherwise. You should know this. Strength needs no explanation. The man who must borrow it from the state does.

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3 months ago

There are two main things people need to be aware of: 1. These videos were taken days apart, it's 315 lbs. 2. No group of Infantry is going to celebrate ANY fake feat of strength. Especially the Rakkasans. The outrage and accusations are ridiculous.

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4 months ago

@charlescwcooke John was one of my favorite people on this site. We used to chat about Wyoming every now and then. RIP, friend.

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4 months ago

‘Merica

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Turning Point USA @TPUSA

4 months ago

Welcome to the Land of the Free 🦅 @brantleygilbert

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4 months ago

Thank you for the awesome halftime show @TPUSA

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4 months ago

@JDadastra Really good work, JD.

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4 months ago

More importantly, why do “Republicans” in the U.S. Senate?

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4 months ago

Almost 90% of Americans support requiring a photo ID to vote. So why do Democrats in Congress oppose voter ID laws?

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4 months ago

@SenMikeLee This is asinine. You cannot function as a citizen without a valid ID. Requiring it for elections is not making voting more difficult in any way, but it does indicate either they think minorities are too dumb to procure IDs, or they want illegal voting. Likely both.

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Mike Lee @SenMikeLee

4 months ago

Absurd slander against the SAVE Act. Americans use ID every day to drive cars, purchase alcohol, tobacco, or firearms, travel on airplanes, conduct financial transactions, and a host of other things. Democrats are terrified of secure elections. Why?