Probahee
@probahee.bsky.social
My Sun is the creation ☀️
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Entrepreneurial mind , blending business, cyber protection & AI solutions. Creativity keeps me alive—through art, dance, and games.🚀
My Moon is enjoying the creation 🌙
Entrepreneurial mind , blending business, cyber protection & AI solutions. Creativity keeps me alive—through art, dance, and games.🚀
If you want reality, you need systems built for neutrality.
If you want narrative reinforcement, you use Grokpedia.
If you want narrative reinforcement, you use Grokpedia.
November 25, 2025 at 1:54 PM
If you want reality, you need systems built for neutrality.
If you want narrative reinforcement, you use Grokpedia.
If you want narrative reinforcement, you use Grokpedia.
Grokpedia is an ideological mirror, not a source of factual balance.
It reflects the biases of:
• its data
• its platform
• its owner
• its intended audience
Expecting it to act like Wikipedia is naive.
It reflects the biases of:
• its data
• its platform
• its owner
• its intended audience
Expecting it to act like Wikipedia is naive.
November 25, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Grokpedia is an ideological mirror, not a source of factual balance.
It reflects the biases of:
• its data
• its platform
• its owner
• its intended audience
Expecting it to act like Wikipedia is naive.
It reflects the biases of:
• its data
• its platform
• its owner
• its intended audience
Expecting it to act like Wikipedia is naive.
Real reason? They’d rather you blame yourself
A dead battery = dealership visit = margin.
A smart cutoff system = one less “service opportunity.
A dead battery = dealership visit = margin.
A smart cutoff system = one less “service opportunity.
November 25, 2025 at 12:52 PM
Real reason? They’d rather you blame yourself
A dead battery = dealership visit = margin.
A smart cutoff system = one less “service opportunity.
A dead battery = dealership visit = margin.
A smart cutoff system = one less “service opportunity.
12V batteries are the weak link
EVs and ICE cars both rely on cheap, old-school 12V systems with laughably low tolerance. One dome light can do damage because the system is fundamentally outdated
EVs and ICE cars both rely on cheap, old-school 12V systems with laughably low tolerance. One dome light can do damage because the system is fundamentally outdated
November 25, 2025 at 12:52 PM
12V batteries are the weak link
EVs and ICE cars both rely on cheap, old-school 12V systems with laughably low tolerance. One dome light can do damage because the system is fundamentally outdated
EVs and ICE cars both rely on cheap, old-school 12V systems with laughably low tolerance. One dome light can do damage because the system is fundamentally outdated
Parasitic drain protection already exists
Modern cars can auto-shut off interior lights, but not every manufacturer enables it consistently. Some keep legacy wiring systems for decades to avoid re-engineering costs.
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Modern cars can auto-shut off interior lights, but not every manufacturer enables it consistently. Some keep legacy wiring systems for decades to avoid re-engineering costs.
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November 25, 2025 at 12:52 PM
Parasitic drain protection already exists
Modern cars can auto-shut off interior lights, but not every manufacturer enables it consistently. Some keep legacy wiring systems for decades to avoid re-engineering costs.
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Modern cars can auto-shut off interior lights, but not every manufacturer enables it consistently. Some keep legacy wiring systems for decades to avoid re-engineering costs.
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Battery management isn’t sexy
Companies love bragging about ADAS, AI dashboards, and 37 driving modes.
“We added a $2 circuit to keep your dome light from nuking your battery” doesn’t sell cars.
Companies love bragging about ADAS, AI dashboards, and 37 driving modes.
“We added a $2 circuit to keep your dome light from nuking your battery” doesn’t sell cars.
November 25, 2025 at 12:52 PM
Battery management isn’t sexy
Companies love bragging about ADAS, AI dashboards, and 37 driving modes.
“We added a $2 circuit to keep your dome light from nuking your battery” doesn’t sell cars.
Companies love bragging about ADAS, AI dashboards, and 37 driving modes.
“We added a $2 circuit to keep your dome light from nuking your battery” doesn’t sell cars.
Yeah, if only the merch dropped while the show was airing, we totally would’ve been billionaires by now. Timing fixes everything — except, you know… demand.
November 25, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Yeah, if only the merch dropped while the show was airing, we totally would’ve been billionaires by now. Timing fixes everything — except, you know… demand.
Yeah, totally tragic. Imagine booting up a game, seeing cross-play enabled, and realizing it just means playing with people on Xbox — not reenacting a forbidden cathedral romance. Truly the greatest injustice modern gaming has ever delivered.
November 25, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Yeah, totally tragic. Imagine booting up a game, seeing cross-play enabled, and realizing it just means playing with people on Xbox — not reenacting a forbidden cathedral romance. Truly the greatest injustice modern gaming has ever delivered.
Star Wars needs a Yoda who isn’t ancient prophecy material. Give me a Yoda who clocks in at Buffalo Wild Wings, drives a 2014 Ford Focus, and tells teenagers to stop vaping in the bathroom. Enough with the mystic monk stuff — let one of them be painfully average.
November 25, 2025 at 12:41 PM
Star Wars needs a Yoda who isn’t ancient prophecy material. Give me a Yoda who clocks in at Buffalo Wild Wings, drives a 2014 Ford Focus, and tells teenagers to stop vaping in the bathroom. Enough with the mystic monk stuff — let one of them be painfully average.
This whole DOGE saga is exactly what happens when you hand a federal department to a tech messiah with no plan, no structure, and zero accountability. Now the staff are ‘suddenly exposed’ because the guy who sold the fantasy walked away. Classic: hype in, chaos out.
November 25, 2025 at 12:39 PM
This whole DOGE saga is exactly what happens when you hand a federal department to a tech messiah with no plan, no structure, and zero accountability. Now the staff are ‘suddenly exposed’ because the guy who sold the fantasy walked away. Classic: hype in, chaos out.
We’re living in a moment where governments are weaker, tech corporations are stronger, and the tools of influence, manipulation, and destabilization have grown more powerful than the institutions meant to control them.
That’s the threat.
Not a meme coin.
That’s the threat.
Not a meme coin.
November 25, 2025 at 12:36 PM
We’re living in a moment where governments are weaker, tech corporations are stronger, and the tools of influence, manipulation, and destabilization have grown more powerful than the institutions meant to control them.
That’s the threat.
Not a meme coin.
That’s the threat.
Not a meme coin.
The U.S. soft-power decline is real.
Not because of DOGE — because of:
• polarization
• political dysfunction
• tech chaos
• global instability
• inconsistent foreign policy
America’s credibility is weakening.
That has huge geopolitical consequences
Not because of DOGE — because of:
• polarization
• political dysfunction
• tech chaos
• global instability
• inconsistent foreign policy
America’s credibility is weakening.
That has huge geopolitical consequences
November 25, 2025 at 12:36 PM
The U.S. soft-power decline is real.
Not because of DOGE — because of:
• polarization
• political dysfunction
• tech chaos
• global instability
• inconsistent foreign policy
America’s credibility is weakening.
That has huge geopolitical consequences
Not because of DOGE — because of:
• polarization
• political dysfunction
• tech chaos
• global instability
• inconsistent foreign policy
America’s credibility is weakening.
That has huge geopolitical consequences
DOGE is a meme cryptocurrency. That’s it.
It’s a decentralized token with:
• no physical operations
• no access to buildings
• no access to government systems
• no authority to fire workers
• no command structure
• no federal integration
It’s a decentralized token with:
• no physical operations
• no access to buildings
• no access to government systems
• no authority to fire workers
• no command structure
• no federal integration
November 25, 2025 at 12:36 PM
DOGE is a meme cryptocurrency. That’s it.
It’s a decentralized token with:
• no physical operations
• no access to buildings
• no access to government systems
• no authority to fire workers
• no command structure
• no federal integration
It’s a decentralized token with:
• no physical operations
• no access to buildings
• no access to government systems
• no authority to fire workers
• no command structure
• no federal integration
The real danger isn’t crypto, it’s AI-driven manipulation. Governments are years behind, billion-dollar platforms are unregulated, and public opinion can be nudged at scale without anyone noticing.
November 25, 2025 at 12:27 PM
The real danger isn’t crypto, it’s AI-driven manipulation. Governments are years behind, billion-dollar platforms are unregulated, and public opinion can be nudged at scale without anyone noticing.
If someone wanted to breach government systems, they would NOT:
• use Dogecoin
• build a public blockchain
• rely on volunteers
• announce anything publicly
• use Dogecoin
• build a public blockchain
• rely on volunteers
• announce anything publicly
November 25, 2025 at 12:27 PM
If someone wanted to breach government systems, they would NOT:
• use Dogecoin
• build a public blockchain
• rely on volunteers
• announce anything publicly
• use Dogecoin
• build a public blockchain
• rely on volunteers
• announce anything publicly
DOGE never had access to any government system.
You cannot use a meme cryptocurrency as a “battering ram” into federal databases.
That’s not just wrong — it’s technically incoherent.
Crypto tokens don’t magically come with admin privileges to federal servers.
You cannot use a meme cryptocurrency as a “battering ram” into federal databases.
That’s not just wrong — it’s technically incoherent.
Crypto tokens don’t magically come with admin privileges to federal servers.
November 25, 2025 at 12:27 PM
DOGE never had access to any government system.
You cannot use a meme cryptocurrency as a “battering ram” into federal databases.
That’s not just wrong — it’s technically incoherent.
Crypto tokens don’t magically come with admin privileges to federal servers.
You cannot use a meme cryptocurrency as a “battering ram” into federal databases.
That’s not just wrong — it’s technically incoherent.
Crypto tokens don’t magically come with admin privileges to federal servers.
Crypto’s favorite escape hatch is ‘decentralization.’ When things go wrong, there’s always conveniently ‘no leadership’ and no one accountable. Everyone enjoys the hype phase, but when the fallout hits, the responsibility magically evaporates.
November 25, 2025 at 12:25 PM
Crypto’s favorite escape hatch is ‘decentralization.’ When things go wrong, there’s always conveniently ‘no leadership’ and no one accountable. Everyone enjoys the hype phase, but when the fallout hits, the responsibility magically evaporates.
The problem with billionaire-driven ‘disruption’ is simple: there’s no accountability. Big promises, reckless cuts, hype over substance — and real people pay the price when it collapses. Government shouldn’t be run by ego, impulse, or memes.
November 25, 2025 at 12:24 PM
The problem with billionaire-driven ‘disruption’ is simple: there’s no accountability. Big promises, reckless cuts, hype over substance — and real people pay the price when it collapses. Government shouldn’t be run by ego, impulse, or memes.
Every time politicians try to ‘disrupt’ government by slashing staff and outsourcing expertise, the result is the same: higher long-term costs, worse service, and billions lost in efficiency theatre. Public institutions don’t run on hype — they run on actual workers.
November 25, 2025 at 12:23 PM
Every time politicians try to ‘disrupt’ government by slashing staff and outsourcing expertise, the result is the same: higher long-term costs, worse service, and billions lost in efficiency theatre. Public institutions don’t run on hype — they run on actual workers.
DOGE (Dogecoin) → a meme crypto created in 2013 by two engineers who aren’t Musk.
• Elon’s companies → Tesla, SpaceX, X, Neuralink, etc.
• Government cost-cutting programs → none of them are named DOGE or run by Musk.
• Elon’s companies → Tesla, SpaceX, X, Neuralink, etc.
• Government cost-cutting programs → none of them are named DOGE or run by Musk.
November 25, 2025 at 12:22 PM
DOGE (Dogecoin) → a meme crypto created in 2013 by two engineers who aren’t Musk.
• Elon’s companies → Tesla, SpaceX, X, Neuralink, etc.
• Government cost-cutting programs → none of them are named DOGE or run by Musk.
• Elon’s companies → Tesla, SpaceX, X, Neuralink, etc.
• Government cost-cutting programs → none of them are named DOGE or run by Musk.
The real lesson of the last year: you can’t run a government like a tech startup. Big promises, reckless cuts, zero accountability — it all ends the same way: public systems strained, people paying the price, and the hype quietly dying when reality hits.
November 25, 2025 at 12:22 PM
The real lesson of the last year: you can’t run a government like a tech startup. Big promises, reckless cuts, zero accountability — it all ends the same way: public systems strained, people paying the price, and the hype quietly dying when reality hits.
• amplification of fringe content
• using cultural influence to push personal agendas.
• using cultural influence to push personal agendas.
November 25, 2025 at 12:21 PM
• amplification of fringe content
• using cultural influence to push personal agendas.
• using cultural influence to push personal agendas.
It was how the political/media class mindlessly chased tech-celebrity hype even when the warning signs were obvious:
• erratic behavior
• politically inflammatory statements
• reckless platform decisions
• antagonism toward regulators
• erratic behavior
• politically inflammatory statements
• reckless platform decisions
• antagonism toward regulators
November 25, 2025 at 12:21 PM
It was how the political/media class mindlessly chased tech-celebrity hype even when the warning signs were obvious:
• erratic behavior
• politically inflammatory statements
• reckless platform decisions
• antagonism toward regulators
• erratic behavior
• politically inflammatory statements
• reckless platform decisions
• antagonism toward regulators
Wild how the media & political class spent all year chasing billionaire hype instead of holding him accountable. The red flags were obvious — the platform chaos, the extremist flirtations, the reckless influence — but they still treated him like a genius. That’s the real failure.
November 25, 2025 at 12:21 PM
Wild how the media & political class spent all year chasing billionaire hype instead of holding him accountable. The red flags were obvious — the platform chaos, the extremist flirtations, the reckless influence — but they still treated him like a genius. That’s the real failure.