Natasha Tiku

He did not.

He, I mean, this is the thing.

It's like, well, if you have them, if you have the company saying this next to you, you're nodding to the company and its, you know, role in this debate, perhaps that is kind of an endorsement, right?

But in the text itself, no.

I thought that there was a pretty clear line saying that, you know,

There is something unique to humans kind of not giving credence to that particular talking point, aside from Chrisola being right over there.

That was a very last minute decision, as some of my colleagues have reported, intervention by David Sachs.

And although the CEOs have backed off from it, I believe the reporting showed that Elon was also really not happy about the executive order.

Well, first of all, I wish when I lived on Court Street, these things existed.

I have I mean, I was curious because it sounded a little bit like the parent groups I'm in.

I mean, now that my son is five, he just turned five and he's in TK.

So he's in public school like for the first time.

And, oh my God, the parent groups are so organized.

This is my like lifeline to living in my neighborhood.

They have Google Sheets where, you know, for all of the recommendations, if there's anything that requires like guidance.

you to, you know, sign a petition or show up in person like that you find out from the moms.

I mean, I have to say, like, I'm in the mom's group and I'm like not the person who's the most involved in school.

And my poor husband who's like literally does everything.

He said the dad's group is like kind of flat, like not as engaged.

Yeah.