I NEVER KNOW WHAT TO WRITE ON 9/11
At 2:53pm, four posts told my September 11 story. I was leaving the 2/3 train at Wall Street a moment after the first plane hit and saw a stream of people running down the stairs (x.com).
I was in my office when the second plane hit and watched the towers smoking from the office balcony - the closed balcony window was the luck, because when the towers fell the windows blacked out completely (x.com). Papers and debris from the fallen buildings ended up on that balcony.
I waited until 1pm for the air to clear, then walked north through the soot past armed guards in gas masks (x.com). I watched the news at my father's apartment in the East 50s, got home at 9pm once the subways ran again, and kept watching until 3am (x.com).
Also: my AI assistant searched all 50 state unclaimed-property databases and found 9 records worth about $400 - a GEICO refund, a Chase account from Mountain View, a Columbia credit from Seattle. "Claims filed in 15 minutes" (x.com). Asked whether it used missingmoney.com, I posted the assistant's answer: the site is bot-walled, so it went straight to the state databases (x.com). Can it view county government records? "Not sure" (x.com).
I also asked how to update Codex to get the Astra model (x.com), asked @Bfaviero which side he is on now that mathematics Polymarkets have gone parabolic (x.com), and nudged the September 15 Instinct meetup: "If interested in Instinct pls join" (x.com).