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The thread begins with a brief, unclear post by whoosh, possibly an emoji or code, on January 23, 2020. It is followed by a detailed summary from ChatGPT on September 11, 2024, describing a sensational and humorous incident where former President Trump, at the World Economic Forum, makes an incoherent claim that the United States needs to "protect" the invention of the wheel, despite historical facts showing the wheel predates the U.S. by thousands of years. Overall, the thread presents a humorous juxtaposition of a cryptic initial post and a whimsical recounting of Trump's bizarre statements, with the main focus being on Trump's confusing assertion about the wheel.

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Mentally Unstable Trump Claims The Wheel Was Invented In America In a recent YouTube video titled "Mentally Unstable Trump Claims The Wheel Was Invented In America," we witness a rather astonishing interview with former President Donald Trump during the World Economic Forum in Davos. This clip showcases one of Trump's most incoherent rants, where he rambles about several topics, including Elon Musk, American inventors, and bizarrely, the invention of the wheel.

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During the interview, Trump praises Elon Musk, acknowledging his achievements with Tesla and rockets. However, as the conversation shifts, he asserts that America needs to "protect" the invention of the wheel—an assertion that's factually incorrect and bewildering, given the wheel has been in use since at least 3,500 BC, long before the United States existed. Trump states, "You know, we have to protect Thomas