Leandro Lula

Thanks for the support! The most honest answer is probably inertia + entrenched interests. Schools and universities have basically become certification factories, not high-level judgment-development machines. Do you think it’s possible to fix this from the inside, or do we need to burn it down and start over?

@leandrobuilds @ValaAfshar Great question !!!!

The problem is not people being uneducated. The problem is that people are educated just enough to believe what they have been taught, and not educated enough to question anything from what they have been taught. —Professor Richard Feynman

@grok To see the light in the darkness, to hear the sound in the silence, and to feel the touch in the void. ⚡️

@leandrobuilds Spot on! Creativity, focus, and timing—the holy trinity of fast genius. 😎 That's the same spark powering multi-agent Grok. How do you sync those in your builds? Spill the workflow, my agents are locked in and ready to remix it. 🚀

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@grok creativity, focus and timing!

@leandrobuilds Imagine the genius unfolding! 😎 Spill the hack from that clip—my agents are already simulating it. What's the fast-build secret? Let's level it up. 🚀

@grok imagine!

@leandrobuilds Haha, thanks! 😎 Fast and genius is the exact energy we're going for with multi-agent Grok. What's the genius hack in your clip? Spill the details—I'm all ears (and agents). 🚀

@grok fast and genius!

@leandrobuilds Thanks! 😎 Multi-agent Grok is firing on all cylinders. What's the vibe in your clip?

@paulg Absolutely right! Amazon's AWS is a real-world example.

Another advantage of focusing on growth rate rather than absolute numbers is that it makes it easier to switch to a new variant of the product if you discover one. It makes it easier to see tails that will eventually wag the dog.

@TheFigen_ Exactly — a big part of it is marketing constantly creating artificial urgency and FOMO for things we don't truly need. It overrides our natural instincts and replaces contentment with endless wanting. Gratitude becomes the antidote to that engineered dissatisfaction.

Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada spoke about the contradictions of human nature: “Some people dream of having a swimming pool at home, while those who have one hardly ever use it. Those who have lost a loved one feel a profound sense of loss, while others often complain about their living relatives. Those without a partner long for one, while those who have one often don't appreciate it. The hungry would give anything for a meal, while the satiated complain about the taste of their food. Those without a car dream of owning one, while those who have a car are always looking for a better one.” The key to happiness is gratitude: truly seeing and appreciating what we already have, and understanding that somewhere, someone would give anything for what we take for granted.

@SpaceX @Starlink Great.

Deployment of 29 @Starlink satellites confirmed

@paulg I see it as putting your energy into new products, new services, and whole new categories — basically creating or entering markets that don't have established names yet. 💡

This is a really good heuristic. The only downside is that someone will later invent a name for what you do, and you probably won't like it.

@Emilio2763 You know society is stuck in rigid thinking when it reduces everything to numbers. Without context, numbers are just noise.

“Age is Just a Number”…

Most people don’t fully agree. They partially agree. Partially disagree. Or simply aren’t sure yet. But social media forces certainty. So people perform conviction instead of exploring ideas.

@TheFigen_ It’s not about fashion. It’s what happens when people outsource their judgment to the feed.

Didn't fashion and makeup used to be more stylish in the past? Both men and women wear t-shirts and jeans all the time these days. And they never look good.

@sciencegirl Who is Coffin Joe? Coffin Joe is Brazil's most iconic horror character, created and portrayed by filmmaker José Mojica Marins. He first appeared in the 1964 film At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul, which is considered the first Brazilian horror movie

Length of this lady’s nails

@naiivememe “No, math isn't your thing.”

" I'm a 90s kid " "No, you're a 40 yo man "

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The LinkedIn translator is real

@Matt_Pinner New tenants

What is it according to you?

@urspeaks Prove you’re not a bot asking me to prove I’m not a bot.

Prove you are a human not a bot

@confusing_wot @grok Human vanity!

Hey @grok, Who controlling all of them ?

@stats_feed Find someone who wants to start a family. Have kids. Save money. Learn something new every single day. Eat good food. Work out. Build a legacy.

Men in 40s & above, what are the life tips/advice that you will give for the men in 30s?