This photo is going to be in a lot of history classes in a few decades.

What irritates me about the Bad Bunny drama is how out of touch people are with themselves. People will find ridiculous reasons to not like something because they can’t be honest with themselves about why they really dislike it. Reasons given to me to dislike the Bad Bunny half time show: - There was zero white people or English… so how would you qualify Lady Gaga’s appearance? - The show was rude to attendees as it was designed for those watching on TV… yes, but also so have nearly all the half times shows lately. Remember the Weeknd’s whole bit inside the house of mirrors? - It was gay propaganda… it was 14 mins of intense, even slightly graphic heterosexuality, and a real heterosexual wedding! But with about 2 seconds of homoeroticism. Literally blink and you miss it. - He only sings about Puerto Rico and not ‘normal’ or mainland things like other artists… A lot of the songs in his set were about clubbing and did ya miss the song about New York? - He has a lot of very graphic songs and doesn’t have to sensor himself cuz it’s in Spanish and that’s a double standard… he does have a lot of graphic songs, and he bleeped out the more graphic words in the songs that he sang at the show. It’s just lazy. Especially now when we can all just ask Google or ChatGPT. Please do 2 mins of research before your next internet rant. Now for some people their disapproval of Bad Bunny’s show was simply racism, but for most I think it's that his style and recent focus steps on their world view. A lot of people wanted to see ‘rah rah American the Greatest!’ at the superbowl, and Benito gives ‘rah rah, look at the colonialism you’re still doing.’ And that is really why there is so much push back. And please just be honest about that.

But of course citizenship is not really the issue here. The issue is that Benito does not play into the "America the greatest" narrative. He highlights the issues. Puerto Rico is a colony, the US is still doing colonialism and we don’t want to look at that. And this is why he gets so much heat. This drama is about people who want to believe a fairytale about what the US has been, is, and will be. Bad Bunny shows a side of things that they don't want to see.

With OpenClaw blowing up and after a bunch of great convos at Vision Weekend I’m rethinking my personal AI + productivity setup. Not just “vibe-coding” tools, but my whole workflow. Any recommendations? How about privacy-focused setups?

Let’s not forget that the previous administration also had all these files. They were aware of the extent of the depravity and they did nothing… nothing. Because this isn’t a Republican or a Democrat issue, it’s all of them. And let’s not forget that the only reason we have as much info as we do now is because we did not let this go. The public demanded the files. And so we can’t stop now, we have to keep demanding that all of them…. ALL of them see their day in court.

Whoever approved these redactions needs to be in jail for protecting pedophiles.

Bad Bunny does do a great job of representing Puerto Rico. I was driving around this morning and took a dip through the country side. I was just looking around thinking "This whole place looks like a Bad Bunny set." 😝

I’m seeing claims that Bitcoin was co-opted by Epstein & crew. No. But it is clear they wanted to control it & that’s exactly why decentralization matters. The only way to keep these types of people from controlling things is to make things that are uncontrollable.

Nothing has ever inspired me to be a vegetarian like the Epstein files.

It’s a busy week in San Juan! The Foresight Institute's Vision Weekend is happening now, and on Monday we have a @San Juan Bit Devs with two special guests! Join us for a Socratic seminar with both Neha Narula and Amiti Uttarwar 🥳

If I'm going to chop my insanely long hair, maybe I should really go for it and do something wild like shave the side of my head and get a tattoo on the side of my head to go along with it! 🤔

And also, I speak Spanish! Here is me giving a talk, in Spanish, in El Salvador last week!