[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.] #  @Object_Zero_ Object Zero Object Zero posts on X about the world, china, if you, ai the most. They currently have XXXXXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours. ### Engagements: XXXXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::1471586528312934404/interactions)  - X Week XXXXXXX -XX% - X Month XXXXXXXXX -X% - X Months XXXXXXXXXX +310% - X Year XXXXXXXXXX +78% ### Mentions: XX [#](/creator/twitter::1471586528312934404/posts_active)  - X Week XX -XX% - X Month XXX -XX% - X Months XXX +131% - X Year XXXXX -XX% ### Followers: XXXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::1471586528312934404/followers)  - X Week XXXXXX +1.70% - X Month XXXXXX +12% - X Months XXXXXX +169% - X Year XXXXXX +200% ### CreatorRank: XXXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::1471586528312934404/influencer_rank)  ### Social Influence **Social category influence** [countries](/list/countries) XXXX% [stocks](/list/stocks) XXXX% [automotive brands](/list/automotive-brands) XXXX% [technology brands](/list/technology-brands) XXXX% [currencies](/list/currencies) XXXX% **Social topic influence** [the world](/topic/the-world) 4.88%, [china](/topic/china) 4.88%, [if you](/topic/if-you) 4.88%, [ai](/topic/ai) 4.88%, [$275bn](/topic/$275bn) 2.44%, [apple](/topic/apple) 2.44%, [$257bn](/topic/$257bn) 2.44%, [$tm](/topic/$tm) 2.44%, [$254bn](/topic/$254bn) 2.44%, [general motors](/topic/general-motors) XXXX% **Top accounts mentioned or mentioned by** [@bluelabourwyork](/creator/undefined) [@ectanker](/creator/undefined) [@buzzingbeetome](/creator/undefined) [@zackpolanski](/creator/undefined) [@esf71](/creator/undefined) [@glavset](/creator/undefined) [@607press](/creator/undefined) [@0x6d6163](/creator/undefined) [@richardburgon](/creator/undefined) [@saulstaniforth](/creator/undefined) [@signulll](/creator/undefined) [@newstart2024](/creator/undefined) [@daveg](/creator/undefined) [@tunguz](/creator/undefined) [@lizwebstersbf](/creator/undefined) [@robertgildea](/creator/undefined) [@antoniocoppe](/creator/undefined) [@restispolitics](/creator/undefined) [@rorystewartuk](/creator/undefined) [@campbellclaret](/creator/undefined) **Top assets mentioned** [Toyota Motor Corporation (TM)](/topic/$tm) [General Motors Company (GM)](/topic/general-motors) ### Top Social Posts Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours "Birth Rate Collapse & Economic Utility of a Birth This is really weird but I suspect its overlooked in socio-economic research literature. Below I present X zones on the same chart. The pink zone on the left chart shows the useful economic life of X human birth in the year 1851. The green zone on the right chart shows the useful economic life of X human birth in 2011. Now because of medical advances sanitation public health etc etc we have significantly improved life expectancy and reduced infant mortality. This means that a birth in 2011 has vastly more hours of economic output than a birth" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1994562241299976222) 2025-11-29T00:21Z 22.4K followers, 945.8K engagements "Largest Manufacturing Companies in the World By Revenue: X. $275bn Apple X. $257bn Toyota X. $254bn Volkswagen X. $201bn Samsung X. $182bn Foxconn X. $176bn Mercedes-Benz X. $153bn Cardinal Health X. $141bn China Railway & Engineering X. $129bn Huawei XX. $127bn Ford XX. $124bn Honda XX. $122bn General Motors XX. $121bn Mitsubishi XX. $113bn BMW XX. $107bn SAIC Everyone thinks China has taken over the whole world of manufacturing. On the ground its true that theres a huge amount of the worlds manufacturing that happens in China and indeed all of the companies on this list do some" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1987545212642627888) 2025-11-09T15:38Z 21.9K followers, 49.2K engagements "By many many orders of magnitude the most impressive technology on Earth is DNA. There are 1038 bits of DNA information on Earth today. Life on Earth is XXX billion years old. It works out that 1050 bit-hours of DNA information have existed on Earth. For context the planet Earth is 1050 atoms. We are NEVER EVER going to learn more than DNA has already learnt. Its the ultimate von Neumann probe for brute force learning. Theres a strong case that cellular intelligence vastly exceeds organism intelligence and that the gap is totally and permanently irredeemable. Long after the last human is" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1994197290211287524) 2025-11-28T00:10Z 21.8K followers, 55.8K engagements "Ancient Deforestation & Economy-Nature Tension Whenever we talk about deforestation people always think of Brazil and the rainforests but thats only the most recent chapter of a much longer running story. 1500 years ago much more of North America and ALL of Europe was covered by forest as was China and much of Asia north of the Steppe. I do think humanity has badly conflated much of the environment debate. There are myriad issues within the natural environment and climate change has co-opted and oversimplified everything to create one homogeneous perma-crisis. This is at the expense of much" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1995161009133105395) 2025-11-30T16:00Z 21.8K followers, 11K engagements "Circular ships The oil & gas industry has built a lot of offshore platforms and ships over the past XX years. The North Sea alone has seen over XXX offshore platforms installed and operated producing oil and gas in one of the most violent and dangerous seas in the world. Worldwide there are 12000 platforms 8000 oil tankers 1500 mobile drilling rigs. If you do a lot of something you get good at it. There are scales of complexity quality and integrity. Some circular FPSOs are designed to survive inside the Arctic Circle where every spring/summer the sea ice breaks up and moves around." [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1996351126841462830) 2025-12-03T22:49Z 21.9K followers, 4941 engagements "I think the cheapest path for making a film is just to have bad actors (the director and editor) hash out a scene and then have AI transmute the characters into whatever likeness is necessary and to provide all the emotion and scenic context. Even dumping sketches into prompts for dramatic landscape scenes gives the director full creating control and input. Basically all of the Hollywood industry just collapsed into the director. The best directors can now make fantastic films with nothing but 2000 hours of their own time" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1997011120549245281) 2025-12-05T18:32Z 21.9K followers, XXX engagements "Architectural Titanium Last week I was banging on about the virtues of titanium and how its such a shame that we still havent freed this abundant metal from the expensive Kroll process. Quick reminder: Titanium has the highest strength to weight ratio of all elemental metals it does not corrode its super-non-toxic for humans (think surgical implants) and its one of the most abundant elements on Earth. Theres also a lot of funky alloys like Nitinol (another post from last week) that would allow architects to design dynamic living structures that morph to life at sunrise. In 2025 we should be" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1988034295710286114) 2025-11-11T00:01Z 22.2K followers, 204.3K engagements "Carbon Fibre Its actually a fantastic material if you know what you are doing. But its often misused please dont make carbon fibre deepsea subs Its a great material in tension but it doesnt like compressive or shear forces. It doesnt really like torsion. One design trick is to pretension it (the opposite of pre compressing concrete with rebar). If you pair carbon fibre with a lightweight material that has excellent compressive strength you can make extremely strong structural members. One such material is wood. It you produce a wooden mandrel dry it out wrap it in a tight carbon fibre sock" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1976653051755647197) 2025-10-10T14:16Z 22.3K followers, 72.8K engagements "The price of everything on Earth. This chart is all of the natural occurring elements their occurrence rate in Earth's crust (X-axis) and their price in USD (Y-axis). The chart illustrates three clear price regimes. X. Yellow band is stuff that is economically priced this is within X order of magnitude of -X log-log. X. Stuff above the yellow band is expensive for its relative abundance on Earth. X. Stuff below the yellow band is cheap for its relative abundance on Earth. There is a by-product trap in the global economy and this is the dominant choke mechanism many of the elements above the" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1988208071391228189) 2025-11-11T11:31Z 22.3K followers, 91.9K engagements "This is how AI is going to revolutionise industry in the near term. Industry is just a collection of X million extremely niche problems. You can try and build AGI generalise with a monolithic world model embodied in generalised hardware. Or You can solve 1-2 million of those problems TODAY with a cheap and good enough specialist. Capitalism is not going to wait for AGI when a $XX webcam + Raspberry Pi can add 1000 basis points of productivity to a $10m manufacturing line. Intelligent productivity gains are the first boom wave and the value will probably be captured by glorified IT consultants" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1993280338676633920) 2025-11-25T11:27Z 22.3K followers, 236K engagements "The Printer Tracking Dot Scandal In 2005 the Electronic Frontier Foundation pursued an online conspiracy that the US government was printing secret codes on every page that every printer ever printed. EFF had the public send them samples of printed pages. The EFF not only discovered the tracking dots but reverse engineered the code and then used FOIA requests to petition courts to subpoena information from government agencies to prove the conspiracy. This was back in the era of real investigative journalism and civil liberties groups that were concerned with real issues rather than the" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1995247670160457996) 2025-11-30T21:44Z 22.3K followers, 147.4K engagements "Engineering is the Highest Form of Art Ive bought a lot of shipbuilding and structural engineering books this year lots of books on mechanical fastenings joints and welds The sort of books that sell 10-20 copies per year. I just buy them all and read them all and this is deeply weird behaviour because nobody could possibly find that sort of thing Whoah" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1995984774108942513) 2025-12-02T22:33Z 22.4K followers, 38.9K engagements "How do LEDs work LEDs are an amazing technology we use them for all sorts of things. Theyre actually super simple and easy to understand. The picture on the left shows the geometry of an LED. The pic on the right is more of a not to scale diagram to better show the active parts. But essentially there is an Anvil (cathode) and a Post (anode). Electrons flow up the cathode and flood the N-type semiconductor in the tiny semiconductor die. These electrons then flow across the active material in the middle of the sandwich because the anode wire forma a circuit. As electrons flow from the N-type" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1995992002199179758) 2025-12-02T23:02Z 22.4K followers, 22.1K engagements "Sensors Have a think about this for a moment All sensors have X mandatory functional requirements one is very obvious and one is much less obvious. X. A sensor must be sensitive to the parameter that it is intended to measure. Duh. Light sensors have to be sensitive to light temperature sensors have to be sensitive to temperature pressure sensors have to be you get the picture. X. A sensor must not be sensitive to any other parameter beyond the one which it is intended to measure. Not many people realise this. For example you cant have a thermometer that is sensitive to sound and changes its" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1996679673808392456) 2025-12-04T20:35Z 22.4K followers, 54.2K engagements "1 kg of uranium contains XXX MW-days of energy if fully fissioned. Thats 8.2x1013 joules USA has 700000 tonnes of uranium stockpiled mostly in depleted uranium format which is fertile. Thats 5.75x1022 joules The ONLY way to access this energy reservoir is with fast breed-burn reactors. This is enough energy power all of human civilisation for XXX years. The Earths oceans have 4500000000 tonnes of uranium dissolved in them. If we retrieve XX% of that oceanic uranium (halve the concentration) thats enough energy to power all of human civilisation for 300000 years. For context homo sapiens only" [X Link](https://x.com/Object_Zero_/status/1998138809318531322) 2025-12-08T21:13Z 22.4K followers, 414.6K engagements
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@Object_Zero_ Object Zero
Object Zero posts on X about the world, china, if you, ai the most. They currently have XXXXXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.
Engagements: XXXXXXX #
- X Week XXXXXXX -XX%
- X Month XXXXXXXXX -X%
- X Months XXXXXXXXXX +310%
- X Year XXXXXXXXXX +78%
Mentions: XX #
- X Week XX -XX%
- X Month XXX -XX%
- X Months XXX +131%
- X Year XXXXX -XX%
Followers: XXXXXX #
- X Week XXXXXX +1.70%
- X Month XXXXXX +12%
- X Months XXXXXX +169%
- X Year XXXXXX +200%
CreatorRank: XXXXXX #
Social Influence
Social category influence countries XXXX% stocks XXXX% automotive brands XXXX% technology brands XXXX% currencies XXXX%
Social topic influence the world 4.88%, china 4.88%, if you 4.88%, ai 4.88%, $275bn 2.44%, apple 2.44%, $257bn 2.44%, $tm 2.44%, $254bn 2.44%, general motors XXXX%
Top accounts mentioned or mentioned by @bluelabourwyork @ectanker @buzzingbeetome @zackpolanski @esf71 @glavset @607press @0x6d6163 @richardburgon @saulstaniforth @signulll @newstart2024 @daveg @tunguz @lizwebstersbf @robertgildea @antoniocoppe @restispolitics @rorystewartuk @campbellclaret
Top assets mentioned Toyota Motor Corporation (TM) General Motors Company (GM)
Top Social Posts
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
"Birth Rate Collapse & Economic Utility of a Birth This is really weird but I suspect its overlooked in socio-economic research literature. Below I present X zones on the same chart. The pink zone on the left chart shows the useful economic life of X human birth in the year 1851. The green zone on the right chart shows the useful economic life of X human birth in 2011. Now because of medical advances sanitation public health etc etc we have significantly improved life expectancy and reduced infant mortality. This means that a birth in 2011 has vastly more hours of economic output than a birth"
X Link 2025-11-29T00:21Z 22.4K followers, 945.8K engagements
"Largest Manufacturing Companies in the World By Revenue: X. $275bn Apple X. $257bn Toyota X. $254bn Volkswagen X. $201bn Samsung X. $182bn Foxconn X. $176bn Mercedes-Benz X. $153bn Cardinal Health X. $141bn China Railway & Engineering X. $129bn Huawei XX. $127bn Ford XX. $124bn Honda XX. $122bn General Motors XX. $121bn Mitsubishi XX. $113bn BMW XX. $107bn SAIC Everyone thinks China has taken over the whole world of manufacturing. On the ground its true that theres a huge amount of the worlds manufacturing that happens in China and indeed all of the companies on this list do some"
X Link 2025-11-09T15:38Z 21.9K followers, 49.2K engagements
"By many many orders of magnitude the most impressive technology on Earth is DNA. There are 1038 bits of DNA information on Earth today. Life on Earth is XXX billion years old. It works out that 1050 bit-hours of DNA information have existed on Earth. For context the planet Earth is 1050 atoms. We are NEVER EVER going to learn more than DNA has already learnt. Its the ultimate von Neumann probe for brute force learning. Theres a strong case that cellular intelligence vastly exceeds organism intelligence and that the gap is totally and permanently irredeemable. Long after the last human is"
X Link 2025-11-28T00:10Z 21.8K followers, 55.8K engagements
"Ancient Deforestation & Economy-Nature Tension Whenever we talk about deforestation people always think of Brazil and the rainforests but thats only the most recent chapter of a much longer running story. 1500 years ago much more of North America and ALL of Europe was covered by forest as was China and much of Asia north of the Steppe. I do think humanity has badly conflated much of the environment debate. There are myriad issues within the natural environment and climate change has co-opted and oversimplified everything to create one homogeneous perma-crisis. This is at the expense of much"
X Link 2025-11-30T16:00Z 21.8K followers, 11K engagements
"Circular ships The oil & gas industry has built a lot of offshore platforms and ships over the past XX years. The North Sea alone has seen over XXX offshore platforms installed and operated producing oil and gas in one of the most violent and dangerous seas in the world. Worldwide there are 12000 platforms 8000 oil tankers 1500 mobile drilling rigs. If you do a lot of something you get good at it. There are scales of complexity quality and integrity. Some circular FPSOs are designed to survive inside the Arctic Circle where every spring/summer the sea ice breaks up and moves around."
X Link 2025-12-03T22:49Z 21.9K followers, 4941 engagements
"I think the cheapest path for making a film is just to have bad actors (the director and editor) hash out a scene and then have AI transmute the characters into whatever likeness is necessary and to provide all the emotion and scenic context. Even dumping sketches into prompts for dramatic landscape scenes gives the director full creating control and input. Basically all of the Hollywood industry just collapsed into the director. The best directors can now make fantastic films with nothing but 2000 hours of their own time"
X Link 2025-12-05T18:32Z 21.9K followers, XXX engagements
"Architectural Titanium Last week I was banging on about the virtues of titanium and how its such a shame that we still havent freed this abundant metal from the expensive Kroll process. Quick reminder: Titanium has the highest strength to weight ratio of all elemental metals it does not corrode its super-non-toxic for humans (think surgical implants) and its one of the most abundant elements on Earth. Theres also a lot of funky alloys like Nitinol (another post from last week) that would allow architects to design dynamic living structures that morph to life at sunrise. In 2025 we should be"
X Link 2025-11-11T00:01Z 22.2K followers, 204.3K engagements
"Carbon Fibre Its actually a fantastic material if you know what you are doing. But its often misused please dont make carbon fibre deepsea subs Its a great material in tension but it doesnt like compressive or shear forces. It doesnt really like torsion. One design trick is to pretension it (the opposite of pre compressing concrete with rebar). If you pair carbon fibre with a lightweight material that has excellent compressive strength you can make extremely strong structural members. One such material is wood. It you produce a wooden mandrel dry it out wrap it in a tight carbon fibre sock"
X Link 2025-10-10T14:16Z 22.3K followers, 72.8K engagements
"The price of everything on Earth. This chart is all of the natural occurring elements their occurrence rate in Earth's crust (X-axis) and their price in USD (Y-axis). The chart illustrates three clear price regimes. X. Yellow band is stuff that is economically priced this is within X order of magnitude of -X log-log. X. Stuff above the yellow band is expensive for its relative abundance on Earth. X. Stuff below the yellow band is cheap for its relative abundance on Earth. There is a by-product trap in the global economy and this is the dominant choke mechanism many of the elements above the"
X Link 2025-11-11T11:31Z 22.3K followers, 91.9K engagements
"This is how AI is going to revolutionise industry in the near term. Industry is just a collection of X million extremely niche problems. You can try and build AGI generalise with a monolithic world model embodied in generalised hardware. Or You can solve 1-2 million of those problems TODAY with a cheap and good enough specialist. Capitalism is not going to wait for AGI when a $XX webcam + Raspberry Pi can add 1000 basis points of productivity to a $10m manufacturing line. Intelligent productivity gains are the first boom wave and the value will probably be captured by glorified IT consultants"
X Link 2025-11-25T11:27Z 22.3K followers, 236K engagements
"The Printer Tracking Dot Scandal In 2005 the Electronic Frontier Foundation pursued an online conspiracy that the US government was printing secret codes on every page that every printer ever printed. EFF had the public send them samples of printed pages. The EFF not only discovered the tracking dots but reverse engineered the code and then used FOIA requests to petition courts to subpoena information from government agencies to prove the conspiracy. This was back in the era of real investigative journalism and civil liberties groups that were concerned with real issues rather than the"
X Link 2025-11-30T21:44Z 22.3K followers, 147.4K engagements
"Engineering is the Highest Form of Art Ive bought a lot of shipbuilding and structural engineering books this year lots of books on mechanical fastenings joints and welds The sort of books that sell 10-20 copies per year. I just buy them all and read them all and this is deeply weird behaviour because nobody could possibly find that sort of thing Whoah"
X Link 2025-12-02T22:33Z 22.4K followers, 38.9K engagements
"How do LEDs work LEDs are an amazing technology we use them for all sorts of things. Theyre actually super simple and easy to understand. The picture on the left shows the geometry of an LED. The pic on the right is more of a not to scale diagram to better show the active parts. But essentially there is an Anvil (cathode) and a Post (anode). Electrons flow up the cathode and flood the N-type semiconductor in the tiny semiconductor die. These electrons then flow across the active material in the middle of the sandwich because the anode wire forma a circuit. As electrons flow from the N-type"
X Link 2025-12-02T23:02Z 22.4K followers, 22.1K engagements
"Sensors Have a think about this for a moment All sensors have X mandatory functional requirements one is very obvious and one is much less obvious. X. A sensor must be sensitive to the parameter that it is intended to measure. Duh. Light sensors have to be sensitive to light temperature sensors have to be sensitive to temperature pressure sensors have to be you get the picture. X. A sensor must not be sensitive to any other parameter beyond the one which it is intended to measure. Not many people realise this. For example you cant have a thermometer that is sensitive to sound and changes its"
X Link 2025-12-04T20:35Z 22.4K followers, 54.2K engagements
"1 kg of uranium contains XXX MW-days of energy if fully fissioned. Thats 8.2x1013 joules USA has 700000 tonnes of uranium stockpiled mostly in depleted uranium format which is fertile. Thats 5.75x1022 joules The ONLY way to access this energy reservoir is with fast breed-burn reactors. This is enough energy power all of human civilisation for XXX years. The Earths oceans have 4500000000 tonnes of uranium dissolved in them. If we retrieve XX% of that oceanic uranium (halve the concentration) thats enough energy to power all of human civilisation for 300000 years. For context homo sapiens only"
X Link 2025-12-08T21:13Z 22.4K followers, 414.6K engagements