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WHATUP DOE DETROIT! 🗣️ Wishing everybody out there a Happy 313 Day📍 Doing a @pouredbyprism Collector’s Sale starting today 3/13 and ending at the end of the month! 12in circle canvases(2nd slide) = $50 20in circle canvases (3rd slide) = $100 Every piece is one-of-one.

let me explain. no matter how you spin it, the system is breaking down. in first world countries like america, you don’t have to worry about who keeps the electrical grid running so that your Nintendo Switch turns on. you don’t wonder who upkeeps the system that makes sure an amoeba (brain eating bacteria) doesn’t show up in your water as you brush your teeth. even if a 1 BR apartment still costed $700 instead of $1,500, the system that has taken care of us in the process of collapse. let me be CLEAR 💭 we are heading to a future where regular money wont matter. H O W E V E R There is a bit of time before that happens (it’ll be a process) and in the meantime, all signs seem to be pointing to this: —-> make as much money as possible —> buy the big resources that will take care of you and your family (land, solar panels, high end computers, intl. passports, etc) —> thrive during the transitional chaos. achieve independence from government early. // a lot of people will opt out. you know what i mean by that. they won’t see a way or a point. things are changing, yes, but we have an opportunity to experience a new form of freedom and lifestyle never seen before. but — you’re gonna have to work for it. you gotta want it. bad. real bad. and it will be worth the effort.

The Gucci Concert and Cudi concert being on the same day got me salty af smh 🤦🏾‍♂️

10 years deep

Jimmy Iovine on fear: "The sidewalk behind you is caving in. So you have no choice but to walk forward, no matter how scary it is, how much it hurts." "A lot of my friends and people I know — the fear stops them. And the ones that succeed is the fear that propels them forward."

@TMZ Chuck Norris doesn’t die - he left to beat up the grim reaper…

oh my granny would’ve been pissed about this!

@CuriosityonX @PouredByPrism 💎

🚨: Voyager spacecraft discovers a 30,000-50,000 kelvin "Wall of Fire" at the edge of our Solar System

Collector’s Sale still going til the end of the month! @PouredByPrism

@elonmusk Until then… might as well tap in w/ @PouredByPrism

One day, we shall sail through the moon belts of Saturn 🪐

Did you know Earth doesn't just spin — it wobbles like a cosmic top?What you're witnessing in diagrams of this phenomenon is one of the most mesmerizing yet subtle dances of our planet: axial precession — a slow, majestic gyration of Earth's rotational axis that completes a full circle roughly every 26,000 years (precisely around 25,772 years according to modern astronomical measurements). At first glance, Earth feels rock-steady: spinning once a day, orbiting the Sun once a year. But zoom out over millennia, and its 23.5° axial tilt traces out a vast, invisible cone in space — exactly like a spinning top that's starting to slow and wobble before it topples (though Earth won't topple; this is a stable, ongoing process driven by gravity). Let's unpack the magic step by step:23.5° Axial Tilt (Obliquity) → This fixed angle (varying only slightly over longer cycles) gifts us our seasons. Without it, every latitude would experience monotonous, unchanging weather year-round — no dramatic summers or winters! The ~26,000-Year Precession Cycle → Earth's bulging equator feels gentle gravitational tugs from the Sun and Moon, causing the axis to slowly pivot. Today, the North Celestial Pole points almost directly at Polaris (the current North Star in Ursa Minor). But rewind ~5,000 years to ancient Egypt, and Thuban in Draco reigned as pole star. Fast-forward ~12,000 years from now, and the dazzling Vega in Lyra will shine near the pole — far brighter than Polaris ever does! Celestial Poles on the Move → Earth's geographic poles (the physical North and South Poles on the surface) stay put relative to the planet. But the celestial poles — where the axis pierces the imaginary celestial sphere — drift in slow circles against the backdrop of stars. This shifts which star claims the title of "North Star" over deep time. Ecliptic, Equator, and Tropics → The plane of Earth's orbit (the ecliptic) intersects the celestial equator at shifting points, defining the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn — the northernmost and southernmost latitudes where the Sun can appear directly overhead at solstice. Why does this epic slow-motion wobble actually matter?It plays a starring role in Milankovitch cycles, the trio of orbital variations (eccentricity, obliquity, and precession) that pace Earth's long-term climate rhythms. Precession tweaks which hemisphere gets peak summer sunlight when Earth is closest to (or farthest from) the Sun, subtly amplifying or dampening seasonal extremes over tens of thousands of years — helping trigger ice ages and interglacial warm periods.It also reshapes ancient skywatching: civilizations aligned monuments and calendars to shifting stars. And for modern astronomers and navigators, it demands constant updates to star charts and celestial coordinates.In short, Earth isn't a static ball — it's a dynamic, ever-evolving world in a grand gravitational ballet. Next time you gaze at Polaris twinkling overhead, smile: it's only our North Star for now. In the grand cosmic timeline, the night sky itself is slowly rewriting its own story.

Sober dreams <<<<<<<<<<

My coworker crashed out fr damn… life heavy af rn 😓

"I calculated that civilization needs just 50 machines to build everything from scratch. And what people can't believe, is that I posted the full plans, designs, instructions and how anyone can build these machines for themselves."

Shake it off dude. Trauma is also stored in your body. It sounds dumb, weird or whatever, but it helps. When animals in the wild experience a traumatic event, they pass through their freeze response by trembling. In one study for example where mice were deliberately traumatized, half of the mice were allowed to tremor naturally after the trauma and the other half were prevented from tremoring. It was discovered that the mice that were not allowed to successfully go through their natural tremoring process had reduced resiliency to subsequent life-threatening experiences. This brings us to TREs. Trauma-releasing exercises (TREs) were designed to engage the primitive mammalian survival mechanism used to recover from a traumatic event. The same tremors found in other mammalian species can also be easily evoked in the human species through a series of five simple exercises. The exercises produce a slight fatigue in the major muscle groups of the legs and pelvis. This is done by isolating the muscle groups and exercising them individually (tap in the pic). Disclaimer: Consult your therapist, psychiatrist etc before using these.

BREAKING: Claude can now replace a $15,000 coding bootcamp and teach you like a Senior Staff Engineer - without spending a single dollar. Here are 18 Claude prompts to master AI development, build production-ready apps, and upskill faster than 99% of developers:

Buckle up—your mind is about to get cosmically blown! This is the Milky Way, our breathtaking home galaxy—a majestic barred spiral masterpiece stretching roughly 100,000 light-years across. From a bird's-eye view (if only we could hitch a ride far above!), it reveals graceful, sweeping spiral arms studded with brilliant stars, glowing nebulae, and lanes of dark dust, all swirling around a bright, bar-shaped core. But tilt your perspective sideways, and it transforms into a razor-thin, glowing disk with a prominent central bulge—a dense, golden heart packed with ancient stars blazing around a supermassive black hole. And here's the wildest part: the entire galaxy is spinning! Our Solar System—tucked along the modest Orion Arm—is hurtling around the galactic center at an incredible ~220–250 km/s (roughly 500,000–560,000 mph or about 800,000–900,000 km/h). We're cosmic speed demons without even feeling the rush! One full lap around the Milky Way—known as a galactic year—takes about 225–250 million Earth years. Think about that: the last time our Solar System was in this exact spot in its orbit, dinosaurs were just beginning their epic reign in the Jurassic period. We've barely completed a fraction of one galactic year since those massive reptiles roamed (and vanished). Humanity? We're newborns—mere milliseconds on this grand cosmic clock!So the next time you step outside and stare up at the starry band across the sky, remember: you're not just standing on a tiny planet—you're a passenger aboard a colossal, rotating star city, racing through the Universe at mind-boggling speeds. We're all galactic travelers in an ever-turning spiral of wonder!

Chinese student received a $4M investment the very next day after building his MiroFish simulation system. Now you can simulate anything. Build a virtual world, tweak the parameters, and watch how things plays out in every possible scenario. Catch every weakness and surprise twist before it even happens. Infinite runs. Infinite data. SPX reaction to news? Bro already simulated it and printed $200k, see quoted post. Trump does something dumb -> load the data, run the sim, see exactly how voters lose their minds. You can literally simulate the entire universe with this thing. The process is simple: simulate -> analyze -> improve -> repeat. Full guide + pipeline in quoted post, if you want to run a similar simulation on your own data.

Things to research when bored: -String theory -Dark matter -Analects of Confucius -The Fermi Paradox -Quantum Entanglement -Time dilation and relativity -Transhumanism -Lost Civilisations and Myths -Political Bias in Cartography -Bioluminescence -Street art movements -Legends of Werewolves in Europe -The Voynich Manuscript -Green children of Woolpit