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Crypto is still a positive EV+ industry to join We have CT calling crypto dead and saying theres no future Meanwhile people are trying to figure out how to jumpstart a career here You want me to be bearish when most people hate their jobs and crypto people loves theirs

I genuinely believe your mindset shapes what shows up in your life. Sounds soft, but I've watched it play many times. The people who walk around expecting things to work out somehow always seem to land on their feet. That's not because they're luckier, they just carry themselves like good things are coming, so they take more shots, meet more people, and spot opportunities the negative ones walk straight past. Your head is filtering reality, whether you realise it or not. If you expect the worst, that's mostly what you'll notice. If you expect things to go your way, you have to act as if they will. I've made a conscious decision to stay optimistic, even when it's hard. And trust me, shit gets tough sometimes, however it's changed who I am and who I've got around me. Perspective is everything.

🇮🇱🇺🇸🇮🇷 Netanyahu on Trump's Iran deal: "This agreement was made by the President of the U.S., and he believes that he can achieve both supervision and the dismantling of the nuclear program. On the other hand, I said that we have our own interests." Writer: Lucas

Make our Sun sentient to understand the Universe and extend the light of consciousness to the stars

🇺🇸🇫🇷 Trump tried his famous handshake tug-of-war on Brigitte Macron. 13 seconds later, the match was still too close to call. Emmanuel Macron looked like someone who's seen those hands at work before. 😅 Writer: Daniyal

🇬🇧 Britain just banned social media for under-16s. Starmer announced the move today. Enforcing an age limit means platforms will need to verify users' ages, which in practice means more people proving who they are online. Starmer: "We're going further than any country in the world by banning social media for under-16s..." The stated goal is child safety, and there is a legitimate case for it. The impact of social media on children has become a major concern, and many parents have been calling for action for years. The flip side is that Britain already arrests roughly 12,000 people a year over online posts. To many, a system that links accounts to verified identities looks less like child protection and more like a reduction in online anonymity. Whether this remains focused on protecting children or gradually expands beyond that will depend on how those age-verification systems are built. That part has yet to be written. Source: BBC / Writers: Daniyal, Oliver