This is why I like to separate my "help me ideate" agent from my "execute this plan for me" agent. I agree that it can be very useful to get very quick and actionable feedback, but mixing and matching tends to lead to decoherence.

The biggest issue Bednar had last year was that he was tipping his pitches. Not surprising to me that he had an adjustment period to figure that out.

Personally, I'd like to know why Musk can effectively say, out loud, that he's giving millions of dollars to Trump, but because the legal fiction around it is proper, it's not considered a campaign finance violation.

No idea why this isn't getting more press, but that's what I heard. And that's news to me.