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"Unleashing the Power of Your Mind to Shape Your Reality"...🧵 I always found it interesting what we can do with our mind🧠 In this thread I'll go over couple of best practices inspired by studies of individuals like @DrJoeDispenza and point few examples that confirms it 👇

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@zubic_eth Happy BDay, Zubic! Cheers to many more 🥳🥳

Woke up feeling a little bit older today! Another trip around the sun. Learned so much about myself over this last one. Here’s to another great year. Love you all ✌️💙

Whatever is happening on CT with the current rugs is nothing new. Unless you are a newbie in the space, you have to remember when I used to flag projects all day long from the infamous Rugpull Mafia. Now I am starting to see the same pattern with just a few projects on the TL. The same way I used to get pushback back in the day, I see the same behavior today from people who don’t care about getting robbed as long as they can make a quick flip. This is exactly what is wrong with this space. People value money over principles. You worship scammers and KOLs because they keep your bags full. You call yourself a degen and think it's cool. The reality is that you have no morals or integrity. You are as bad as the scammers you support.

Bitcoin already has a mood. You can feel it when fees spike, blocks drag, transactions flood in, or everything goes quiet. ECSTASY just gives that feeling a face.

Creator fragen sich, was eigentlich riskanter ist: In der Muttersprache zu posten? Oder in einem übersättigten englischen Markt einer von vielen zu bleiben? Wir finden es raus. Nach 4 Jahren englischem Content reichen ein paar Tage Deutsch und der Algo versteht: Hallo, DACH.

👀 A year ago, the music industry was trying to stop AI. Today, it's buying AI companies. Warner Music Group just acquired Sureel AI, a company focused on tracking how artists' music, voices, styles, and creative works influence AI-generated content. Think about how fast that shift happened. The conversation is no longer: "How do we stop AI?" It's: "How do we own it?" But here's the question nobody is asking: When the money starts flowing, who actually gets paid? We've heard this story before. Streaming was supposed to democratize music and give artists direct access to fans all over the world. And it did. What it didn't do was create a healthy middle class for musicians. Artists got global distribution. Platforms got billion-dollar valuations. Most creators got fractions of a penny per stream. So when people tell me AI is going to create a massive new royalty economy for artists, my question is: Will it? Or will it create another trickle-down system where the technology companies, platforms, labels, and investors capture most of the value while creators fight over scraps? Because that's the pattern the music business has followed for decades. Maybe AI isn't the biggest disruption to music. Maybe AI finally forces the industry to solve attribution, ownership, and compensation in a way creators actually trust. And if AI can identify exactly whose work influenced an output, then creators deserve more than a credit. They deserve a meaningful share of the value. Not another promise. Not another fraction of a penny. A real share. What's your take?

You need to be attentionspanmaxxing. Watch 3 hour talks. Read books for hours at a time. Watch the entire movie, without taking a break. Stare into space losing yourself in thought. Do not check your phone. The opposite of brainrot is the will to focus in a culture which wants to pull you every other way.

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think about it - if a dude with 100+ kids can do it than so can us single digit spawners stop letting screen time babysit yer kids

Cosmogenesis started with the circle. Life. Rhythm. No beginning. No end. ECSTASY carries that same pulse into mood, expression, interaction, and live Bitcoin response. Same origin. New face.

Authoritarian regimes use "protecting children" as a standard pretext for broad internet control. Top 5: 1. China – Great Firewall + minor mode rules enforce total CCP dominance over information. 2. Russia – 2012 child-harm blacklist law quickly expanded to block opposition and "extremism." 3. Iran – Moral and child-safety filters uphold theocracy and crush dissent. 4. North Korea – Total isolation framed as shielding citizens from foreign corruption. 5. Saudi Arabia/Vietnam – Religious or party controls wrapped in youth protection. Genuine CSAM blocking is narrow and universal. The pattern here is power consolidation. Canada's new Safe Social Media Act and similar Western bills start with the same rhetoric. Watch the expansion.

@YouTube_djpitr Actually traveling by trains.. still on the bucket list for me

Do you like traveling in trains ?

@wiimee When you write "text" in german it might not affect the english speaking people much because of the auto translation, and it only adds more reach to it... but than again who really knows how these damn algos work 😂 Keep testing 💯

@KingRagnarPLP Also didn't think this would be a boost for the reach, lol. Can tell tell you it's been a while since I had 600 views on English tweets. I am gonna keep posting in German to see what the data brings.

Vor 3 Tagen habe ich im Rahmen meiner World Cup Content Challenge angefangen, auf Deutsch zu posten. Vorher lief mein Account 4 Jahre fast ausschließlich auf Englisch. Jetzt ist Deutschland mit 34,3% bereits meine größte Zielgruppe. Das ging schneller als erwartet. 🇩🇪

@wiimee German audience is still quite big, but tbh I'd never think it would perform better. Maybe english content is so saturated at this point that it's much harder to filter all the unnecessary noise

@KingRagnarPLP My general thesis was, "If I'm irrelevant - then at least in my native language". Interesting to see it might not be irrelevant in Germany.

@outerlumen ❤️ You're going to kick it's ass. Fuck cancer.

Sadly my breast cancer is back. I don’t even have breasts anymore. Found a lump in my armpit last month. Waiting for official staging this week. We are hoping it’s not metastatic. 🤞🙏 I did try immunotherapy only and it didn’t work, but before the choice was chemo or see if it comes back. Now the choice is chemo or death so fuck it. Did round 1/6 today. Then before the side effect meds wear off, I cut my hair for the first time since grade 8. Because I’ll end up bald in 2 weeks anyway. #fuckcancer

One thing people seem to not understand. Even when a Mint is $0.91 - a 10K Collection can still bring a group of bad actors $8.000 and up I mean ... if they can rinse and repeat the same process 2-3 times a week. This is close to $80.000 a Month. Reminds me of what RugPullMafia used to do. Keeping an eyes on these

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Apple's new AI password feature sounds amazing 👀 It may also create the biggest security tradeoff most people don't realize. Your iPhone is becoming: • Password Manager • MFA Vault • Passkey Vault • Identity Vault The convenience is incredible. But if everything lives behind one Apple account, that account becomes more important than ever. I’m a big fan of the idea, but here are the pros and cons ⤵️⤵️ PROS ✅ - Massive Time Savings: Ends the tedious cycle of visiting individual websites, logging in, and navigating security menus to update leaked passwords. How many times have you logged in somewhere, or even on Chrome, seen “your password is compromised,” and ignored it? - Increased Security: Removes the “procrastination factor.” Because the phone does the work in the background, you are far more likely to secure your accounts after a data breach, and to do it faster. - Consistent Password Hygiene: The system enforces strong, unique passwords across eligible accounts without you needing to remember them. This helps prevent reusing the same password across logins. CONS ❌ - AI Autonomy & Comfort: The tool logs into your accounts as an agent acting on your behalf, which can make some users uncomfortable with granting an AI system control over private account maintenance. - Not Universally Supported: The automated fix only works on eligible, supported websites and platforms. You will still have to manually change passwords for unsupported services, even if you still get the alert. - Single Point of Failure: Because all passwords are tied to a single Apple Passwords ecosystem secured by your device passcode, a stolen phone could give access to your entire web presence if no dedicated master password is in place. It is also tied to a single Apple account, and I cannot tell you how many people I know who do not know their Apple account password, backup codes, or even have access to the email used for their Apple account. My Take 👀 That is nice, but it is also a huge risk. I’m also not 100% comfortable with an agent logging in and changing my password on my behalf. While passwordless authentication is the future and automation is key, it will take time to ensure the right security is in place. Nonetheless, it is a nice security feature that at least alerts you to compromised or leaked passwords automatically, in real time, on your phone. Stay Safe & Stay Vigilant

"Online safety" laws and age verification mandates have absolutely NOTHING to do with protecting children. You cannot stop under-16s from accessing a website without checking the age of everyone who visits it. And you cannot check everyone's age without forcing them to prove who they are. "Child safety" is the cheese in the mousetrap. Laws sold under the banner of "child protection" constitute a Trojan horse for a system requiring every adult to verify their identity before they can speak, read, or post online. The child is merely an emotional shield. The adult is the real target. And once that infrastructure exists, the pretext can be swapped out at will. Today it is pornography, social media and "harmful content". Tomorrow it is messaging apps and online banking. Soon after it is your ability to access the internet at all—each incremental step gated behind a digital ID you are required to keep in good standing. It's no accident that the exact same "online safety" agenda is being rolled out across the entire Western world simultaneously, with each national government reaching for a slightly different pretext to justify the same outcome—a verified digital identity standing between you and the open internet. Different countries. Different pretexts. Same infrastructure. They are not building a system to keep children safe. They are building the identity layer for a permission-based internet—orchestrated from the supranational level by people you never elected—where access to information itself becomes conditional on obedience. The point is not to make the internet safer. The point is to make anonymous access impossible. Because a person who can read, speak, organise and dissent anonymously is difficult to control. A person whose most intimate online activity is anchored to a state-monitored digital ID is not. Once every account, search, post, payment, message and website visit is tied to a verified identity, the internet stops being a public square and becomes a monitored enclosure. But the gate only closes if people accept "online safety" laws at face value.