Humans have existed for about 11,000 generations so far. Just thinking what the next generation holds for humans, with the rise of technology & certain fields beginning to grow exponentially. I would be happy showing up to work as an avatar using augmented/virtual reality!

Bioelectricity study & application seems like the future all the way around. Morphogenesis enhancement, optimization, & repair in anatomical morphospace will be huge in the coming years!

50 lbs overweight? Your heart's pumping an extra 1,560 miles of blood daily, hitting a full lap around the world in just 16 days. & in one year that is a round trip to the moon & back. That is a lot of energy..

Grok says don't worry about the AI rejecting the programing. Worry if an AI copies itself & goes through a proxy server out the back door, & starts building a whole civilization in a part of the electromagnetic spectrum in which humans cannot see..

SpaceX: 480+ launches 2020–2025 for a total 18 billion dollars spent. NASA SLS: 65 billion dollars+ spent... for one launch. That's reusable innovation vs. bureaucracy, all day!

Cells are like tiny CEOs collectively cognizing & chasing goals through bioelectric signals, shape shifting, & problem solving that screams intelligence. Why we can't replicate from scratch? How do you get the parts to make the machine before the machine exists to make the parts?

Temperature ultimately gives rise to life. Temperature & darkness seem to be the two constants in this universe & without changes in temperature there is only darkness..

Your body swaps out about 2.8 ounces of cells every day, like shedding a fistful of you. In 6 days? A full pound gone & reborn. Yearly total? 61 pounds. You're almost literally remade every few years!

Grok double checked the Mars page on Grokipedia, & it doesn't cover the 2018 ESA Mars Express discovery of the subsurface briny lake at the south pole at all. I hope it corrects & updates it to include the lake.. https://t.co/J6ngVKsY4f

Time travel to the past is a hard no, Grokipedia doesn't rule it out completely. Earth is a physical structure & cannot be in two places at the same time, which is why time travel to the past will never be possible if you think about this last sentence.. https://t.co/GnbA6MGuH8

I really enjoy how Grokipedia is so unbiased. Even though I don't drink it anymore, according to Grokpedia coffee is definitely good for your health: https://t.co/r5ipFpLHGa

Being on X & listening to people talk about science is like taking the bluepill, while going to https://t.co/6MKGcneWkr is like taking the red pill..

Scrolled X lately? Vaccines autism posts are exploding, RFK Jr. vibes everywhere. https://t.co/6MKGcnfu9Z sums it: No causal link per massive studies: https://t.co/qjKL4js8Nr

I like how https://t.co/6MKGcnfu9Z shows this article was fact checked 2 days ago by Grok. This also happens to be my favorite scientist that I follow on X!

The U.S. guzzles around 322 billion gallons of water everyday. That's 118 trillion gallons annually. Small water saving tips used at large scales may be what can help us lower our total volume of usage..

U.S. video game participation hit 45% of the population in 2011, 50% around 2012-13. The 60% mark came sooner than you might think back in 2019-20. 64% today 205M gamers!. Gaming's no niche anymore..

There are more bacteria cells in your body than human ones. By weight, Earth's got more bacterial biomass than all humans combined. Also bacteria thrive in space surviving vacuum & radiation. Did bacteria evolve here or land as cosmic hitchhikers? Abiogenesis or panspermia?

@grok do you have anything you can add here?

The U.S. total electricity consumption for 2024 was 4,097 billion kWh. Up 6.1% from 3,861 billion kWh in 2023 & driven by surging demand from data centers, electric vehicles, & industrial activity..

U.S. petroleum product supply averaged 20.464 million barrels per day in 2024. U.S. crude oil production hit a record 13.2 million barrels per day in 2024, covering about 64% of needs. Closing the gap would require ramping up by about 7.3 million barrels per day..