Lifelong learner
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Lifelong learner
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Businessman | Lover of life and love | I believe in humanity | Thinker| MUFC
earth Beigetreten Ekim 2018
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Private jet. Vegas. Ferrari store. ✈️❤️
In this episode of Adopt Me!, our producer Ben follows Eric and Joey as they give Vlad the trip of a lifetime — before delivering him straight to his forever home 🙌
Eric and Joey help make adoption more affordable by donating a portion of the proceeds from each dog bandana sale. Shop a Pink Tongue Bandanas bandana and help make adoption possible 💛 thedo.do/BandanasThatFu….
Keep up with all the wonderful ways they help shelter dogs on Instagram: thedo.do/EricAndJoey, TikTok: thedo.do/EricandJoey, and YouTube: thedo.do/EricandJoeym.
Catch up with Vlad thriving in his forever home on Instagram: thedo.do/vladsbestlife.
And for more awesome animal stories, follow Ben on TikTok: thedo.do/benb_thedodo and Instagram: thedo.do/ben_thedodo.
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If I want to use you, I will figure out what you like to hear, then reflect it back to you until you like me enough to give me what I want. You will reward my sabotage because it pleases you.
But if I want to help you, I will figure out what your blind spots are, then make you aware of them. This may prove alarming or even traumatising to you, and so you will attack me, or gravely deprive me. Either way, you will punish my decency, because I have displeased you - because my helping hurts.
To choose to be good then is to decouple rightful action from incentives. It is to do precisely what you know to be good, right and pure, simply because it inherently is, and for no other reason.
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Game theory proves that understanding someone's motives is far more useful than understanding their argument. Arguments can be constructed, but true motives can never be fully concealed. Every position a person takes and every alliance they form secretly unveils a central incentive that they might not even be aware of. To understand them, strip the argument entirely. Instead, ask: "What does this person gain if they are believed?" The answer to this question predicts their next move far more accurately than any of their words. Listen to their permanent actions, not their malleable words.
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Game theory explains why forgiving someone who has not paid a cost for betraying you is a vicious mistake dressed up as a virtue. Forgiveness without consequence never 'resets' the relationship. It updates the other person's model of your response function.
You now taught them that betrayal costs nothing. So, the next defection is cheaper than the first one. You have effectively lowered the price of breaking your trust.
Genuine repair requires that the cost of defection be visible and proportional before the relationship resumes. Everything else is an invitation to defection.
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@MrRex_official @FemtechX @difeanedit Stop acting blind.
Haba.
Slamming the ball in anger should have earned him a yellow.
Kicking the ball away in anger, fighting the opponent.
All these would have earned him a yellow and red in today's EPL.
At least be honest.
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@FemtechX @difeanedit What has VAR era got to do with this?
Which part of the incident did the ref miss that the VAR would call his attention to?
Haarland vs Gabriel is happening in what era? Yet they use those moments to market the next fixture.
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Take it from me, who lost all crypto holdings when FTX collapsed, @Ssaasquatch is speaking gospel here. What saved me was the ones I left in US equities and a few startup secondaries. NEVER put all your eggs in one asset class.
Billionaires may concentrate, but you aren't one yet. You diversify and build capital before you can make asymmetric bets using collateral.
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It might sound unsophisticated to some of you crypto bros who think you’re financially savvy, but aggressively taking profits in a bull run and parking them somewhere like PiggyVest to lock for a fixed period is arguably a high-IQ move. Most people “take profits” only to leave stables sitting onchain fully exposed to temptation so it inevitably finds its way back into the market and gets round-tripped. There’s nothing wrong with derisking and moving capital somewhere intentionally out of your immediate reach and earning yield on it.
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