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Here is the FULL trailer for the series 'Covenant' that I directed. Shot in Dublin with a wonderful cast, we hope to bring you a Celtic Horror tale that will leave you with something to think about. Excited to get some of the story out there for you guys! youtube.com/watch?v=G9tFEP…

I’m not sure why people are shocked. Lack of introspection means they don’t have to feel bad/grieve or learn from the inhuman aspects of themselves. They’re right that it works for them? It’s inhuman, yes, but allows them to move through the world with little empathy

@iHarnoorSingh dolores park????????

been in SF and got tired of going to tech only events. Any good spot to host a social in this sunny weather?

whatever side you take, this is one of the most surreal and brilliant moments in cinema history

Annoyingly agree because I wanted to keep this a secret until I was a Director and they choose me because it’s my dream adaptation

me and the team at my current job

@byronicgirl Easy to avoid,

I would love to live in SF and in many ways it is my ideal city but I cannot deal with tech nerds…

I would love to be here forever but it’s not the tech nerds, they’re fine. It’s the fact I don’t think I’ll ever be able to have a home here, every day I feel more connected and every day I realize a $5-7 million house in my favorite neighborhoods are out of reach.

@tetranow i love the modern trend of 'nah we won't color grade it, leave it flat'

Adam Neumann sits down with Rick Rubin to discuss community, beliefs, failure, and the idea that everything can still go right after his time at WeWork: 0:00 Adam Neumann 7:16 Early Failures, Community, and the Search for Purpose 14:58 GreenDesk, Traction, and the First Signs of Success 18:16 Kibbutz Roots and the Idea of Belonging 24:22 Rebekah, Spiritual Awakening, and Kabbalah 32:06 The Power of Pause and Inner Work 38:03 Building the Vision for WeWork 44:13 Faith, Surrender, and Defining Belief 48:49 Launching WeWork and Early Constraints 55:39 Scaling Fast and What Drove Growth 59:46 SoftBank, Masa, and Hypergrowth 1:07:30 Scaling Pressure and Expanding the Vision 1:15:53 Looking Back on Investors and Decisions 1:23:32 The $20 Billion Deal That Didn’t Happen 1:27:38 The Moment Everything Changed 1:36:30 Leadership, Identity, and Letting Go 1:51:53 Stepping Down and Losing Control 2:02:00 The Fallout and Public Unraveling 2:11:57 Litigation and Total Powerlessness 2:18:30 Reflection, Meditation, and Rebuilding 2:26:33 The Seed of Flow 2:36:00 Designing a New Kind of Living 2:48:21 What If It All Goes Right 2:48:58 Flow and What Comes Next

@maxxmalist ya'll dont buy into this marketing, it's dogshit obviously x.com/starks_arq/sta…

this guy studied Nolan's cinematography, built AI agents that run weekly board meetings on his own blind spots, and landed a government film contract

Creative led design, in anything, will always win out. Now, that sounds silly 'Creative led design' but pulling from music and fiction allows the creation of something truly outstanding. Big corporate brands aren't ever going to do this, they never want to take those risks.

moved to the Marina and can confirm it's the best neighborhood in SF

Landed in the perfect place My boss is hilarious

ditto. for me san francisco started to feel like a time loop. like i was part of some sci fi show or something. i noticed i was having the same conversations, same thoughts around the same damn topics.. everything was just recombined slightly each day like some low variance simulation. it was eerie as hell. there was almost no real diversity of interest besides the current thing. everyone pulled from the same narrow band of ideas, so even new conversations felt preloaded. & then once that got saturated ppl started reaching for contrarian takes which were less from conviction & more cuz differentiation itself became the game. so you end up with this weird artificial counterculture layered on top of an already homogeneous culture. what a fascinating place.

lmao

@Sksj002 THE AI CAPTION 

🚨 THEORY: Spider-Man Is Slowly Becoming Man-Spider in the MCU What we’re seeing in Brand New Day might just be the beginning. The cocooning, the organic webbing, and Peter collapsing all point toward one thing his mutation isn’t stabilizing it’s evolving. In Marvel comics, Man-Spider happens when Peter’s powers go too far, turning him into something far less human and far more creature. The MCU could be setting this up in phases: Phase 1: Peter develops organic webbing and starts cocooning his body adapting in extreme ways. Phase 2: The mutation worsens. His strength increases, but so does aggression. He begins losing control, acting more on instinct than logic. Phase 3: A partial transformation physical changes, more spider-like features, and a struggle to hold onto his identity as Spider-Man. Future Payoff: A full Man-Spider arc where Peter either completely loses himself… or fights his way back to being human. This wouldn’t just be a power upgrade it would be a tragic storyline about identity, control, and what happens when the hero inside you starts to disappear.

I love it when these weird ass goofy VC’s just prove how unattached they are from humanity, just convincing themselves that their hollow hollow and Un empathetic view of the world is what makes people “great” I’m glad I never got brainwashed by that.

@alitaylor Grapes of wrath

i am almost done reading east of eden, which i am very sad about, because i am really loving this book what book should i read next? ideally something that will scratch a similar itch

the reason I stopped listening to silicon valley vc-slop is mostly the taste discourse. the endless pushing of “taste” by people who’ve never demonstrated any real "taste" in anything. this is true even if i leave out the fact that it’s heavily in their self-interest.

When I say we're actually changing the trajectory of the world, I mean it. Very cool to be a part of this right now. Feels like being part of something truly life changing.