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if @elonmusk paid 100% of his net worth ($1.4 trillion) as a tax it would only cover federal government spending for 77 days. this isn’t a tax problem…

Wow

@BlackPantherCap 100% in the same spot. Wild

I’m 35. In the prime time of my life. I’ve never been happier. And more exhausted. Beautiful wife and kids. Portfolio building. Banger career. Lovely house. At the same time: • High mortgage • Expensive food • No personal time • Working all the time • Worries about the future. • Sibling conflict mediation • Kid illnesses and doctor visits • Pressure to save for retirement • Zero uninterrupted couple time • New clothes for kids constantly • School and activity logistics daily • Homework supervision and battles • Sports practice and game shuttling • House repairs and upkeep demands • Endless chores laundry and cleaning • Sleep deprivation from night wakings • Constant availability and interruptions • Future proofing while handling present • Nonstop mental load of family planning • Weekend catch-up instead of recovery • Car maintenance on top of two vehicles • Emotional regulation for children and self • Guilt from divided presence and attention • Daily meal planning cooking and grocery runs Anyone else feeling it? -BP

Paul Tudor made $100M in one day, Stan Druckenmiller made 1 trade that broke the Bank of England on one RobinHood stage two $10B+ hedge fund CEOs gave a 30-minute trading masterclass completely free - two of the greatest traders in history will show you the most important rules of trading bookmark & watch - this is better than any paid course from fake traders

The way we design and construct buildings hasn't fundamentally changed since 1997. Endra is bringing AI to the MEP industry - the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems that are among the most complex, most expensive, and most error-prone aspects of every project. Thrilled to be backing Niklas, Anton, David, Gustav and the rest of the Endra team. The next generation for how we build is being built now. cc @joeschmidtiv

@Deirsue_dee @nypost Boomers have no room to talk. You guys sold our country out by the trillions.

@nypost Gen Z are so much smarter than the Millennials. Millennials are the most selfish generation in our history. Of course, not all of them are lost, but a good majority are!

Shocking number of millennial and Gen Z parents spank their kids, study says: 'Necessary to raise a child properly' trib.al/zdAMS8o

@uncledoomer Ha that article is fuckall. So 75% of Americas are fuck twits 😂. I’ll take my kids wherever I want. Fuck these turds.

young couples trying to raise a family in our clown economy are admirable bordering on heroic, so if you have kids, its actually a patriotic duty to invade spaces where boomers, "childfree" redditors, disney adults, other sorts of foul beasts, cavort and stuff their putrid jowls

@suburburban @euvitin0 100000%

A. Heating up disgusting powdered formula in a plastic bottle with a plastic nipple is a recipe for disaster B. Gloves to change the poor kid FFS C. Try cosleeping and turning the camera off you fucking yuppies D. Every parent (worth anything) misses these days when they’re gone.

Casal mostra a rotina com bebê recém-nascido. O cansaço extremo que ninguém te conta. Eles chocam a todos com a realidade da madrugada.

@euvitin0 It was never like that for us. Babies woke up. They were on the tit and back to sleep.

@StonecuttrStr My daughters ranch and build with me all the time including run heavy equiptment. They are 2 & 4. They will be absolutely beasts. Good on you for making sure the next generation of men are well taught.

My 4 year old boy roped my wife into buying him his own hammer at the farm store yesterday. This evening I walked outside to him hammering my deck screws into a block of wood in the backyard (I bought a bucket of 1000 years ago and have no current plans for them). My natural reaction is to tell him that those cost money so we shouldn’t waste them (a true statement and a lesson we’ll have to learn someday), but then I caught myself. How proud would I be in a few years to have a boy under the age of 10 who can hammer a nail with a higher level of skill than most men these days? How about if my 4 year old could do that? Well, that’s an easy question to answer. So instead I took his picture and told him how cool he was. He finished the day with 21 screws hammered home in that stump. He started and finished every one himself, and he only bent and broke 1 along the way. Any chance you get to foster a love for hard work and masculine skills in your boys, take it. $3.87 worth of screws will be nothing in comparison to a capable man to carry on your name.

@phreakydev We need to shut this shit down and save America. 50%+ of the jobs over the past few decades have gone to foreigners. It’s unacceptable.

Foreigners have been joining forces across ethnic lines against Americans for years. And they've gotten so bold that they have created their own foreigners-only version of LinkedIn called "Migrant Mate", complete with the direct work emails of recruiters, immigration lawyers, and hiring managers, so they can network directly with those gatekeeping the jobs you are kept from. It's nationwide, organized, ethnically supremacist discrimination against Americans. And @DOJ @USCIS @DHSgov has done nothing about it. @JobsNowPR has done excellent work creating a job board for us to prove that Americans are able and available to work these jobs. It would be a shame if Americans got on Migrant Mate and started applying.

@RealPostFolder Only women would do this nonsense.

@0xKeeta @antibearthesis Every major corporation uses it and there is not a replacement. Couple that with AI integration.

@antibearthesis There is not even 0.000001 chance $NOW becomes a trillion dolar company. Anyone who use their software knows it is not even worth what it is now.

$NOW CEO Bill McDermott says ServiceNow can become a $1T company by 2030. He bought $3M worth of shares at $107. $NVDA CEO Jensen Huang says it could 100x. President Trump bought $5M. Anthropic says it’s essential infrastructure. OpenAI is integrating deeply with it. $AMZN, $MSFT & $GOOGL are all expanding partnerships. And vibecoding an alternative would probably cost 10x more than just using ServiceNow. Is ServiceNow the easiest buy in the market?

Naval Ravikant: “The smart and leveraged are getting richer” “I’ve been saying this for a while, but the leverage in the system is insane,” Naval begins. “Leverage is a force-multiplier for your work. The oldest form of leverage is labor (you have people working with you or for you). Then it was capital (you’re investing money behind a problem). Then it was media (you’re writing a book and people are listening to you and your words are moving many people to do things)… Then code came along. Code is this incredible, permissionless form of leverage where you have robots and data centers cranking away for you. And now the leverage is increasing through AI, agents, robots, supply chains, 3D printing, and all the things you can do to amplify your work.” Naval reflects on the claim that there will be 1-person, billion-dollar companies and points out that there actually already have been: Minecraft and Bitcoin were both 1-person projects. “The leverage will just continue to increase, which means non-linear returns.” Naval explains. And he points out that this has important societal implications: “Society is just not built to handle that. You can see all of the outcry against the rich getting richer and billionaires and all that, but it’s not really that the richer are getting richer. It’s that the smart and leveraged are getting richer. If you’re smart, and you’re highly-leveraged, you’re knowledge-creation power (earning-power is downstream of knowledge) is so much higher than your peers that you may have left behind in college and they just have no idea what’s coming. It’s going to be a kind of crazy time.” Source: @zfellows (Aug 2025)

Every billionaire fund manager I know told me not to post this. This is the only video online that gives every detail of my positions & trading system that has publicly generated 9 figures in returns this year And anyone can replicate it. The industry standard has always been to gatekeep alpha, but I believe in returning the same value that I've been given by mentors over the years The AI trade is too generational for me not to help as many as possible achieve insane wealth

Underrated life hacks: - pray first thing every morning, last thing every night - always keep an open notebook and pen within sight - halve the amount time you allot yourself to read books & do your work - extend your vision out by 5-10 years, then reverse engineer to present - every time you catch yourself worrying, immediately surrender it to God - never stop learning, ever, no matter what - recognize no one is stopping you more than yourself

This dude created an AI agent that built two businesses for him in 30 days. He's now at $8,300/month in MRR. He didn't write a single line of code. He named his AI "Zach Morris" and just texts him with iMessage, like texting an assistant. What did "Zach" build? Business 1: A custom bedtime stories service. Parents pay $9/month and their kid gets a unique story emailed every night at 7pm. $300/month in MRR off $400 in Facebook ads. Business 2 is the awesome. Zach found 350 Utah businesses with no website (or terrible ones), created 350 custom sites for a handful of cents each, then mailed every owner a postcard with a QR code linking to their new live site. That's $8,000/month in recurring revenue from a $420 experiment. In this episode Brandon: - Shows me the exact prompts he used - Breaks down why postcards beat cold email every single time - Explains how he tapped Chinese AI models to keep token costs at pennies - Walks through the psychology of merging online with offline This one was so good! Full episode in the comments below.

My first interview with Ryan Petersen (@typesfast), Founder of Flexport. 0:03 Pablo Escobar was a logistics guy 2:29 The explosion in tariff fraud 8:58 The Dutch East India Company 11:20 History of global trade 14:39 1,000x spice markup 17:53 The British East India Company 24:02 How the British got 20% of China addicted to opium 27:44 The Forbes family & opium trade 30:40 Jewish trading networks 37:33 It’s illegal to criticize the King of Thailand 38:58 Strait of Hormuz 45:58 Maritime chokepoints