
Grey Enlightenment
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Grey Enlightenment
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Chamath: The media lied to us about Trump @chamath "Why did these other people just fabricate what they wanted to say so that they could essentially assassinate his character? That is completely unacceptable in America and there's still been no repercussions."


Full-time employment in the First World is a near-foolproof way to escape poverty, but getting rich takes a lot more. But just saving and investing 10% of your income from 18 on will make almost any full-time worker in the First World rich by retirement age.


arxiv.org/abs/2607.09904 In this paper, I developed a unified method for studying central-binomial harmonic sums using hyperbolic arcsine kernels. Finite Fourier filters were applied to extract even, odd, and other residue-class subsequences. This produced exact quartic identities involving important constants, harmonic sums, and special functions. Mellin deformation yielded accelerated series, error bounds, and logarithmic companion identities. The results connect several classical series through one systematic generating-function approach. Thank you @nasqret , sir for your kind help.


The only theory that their minds cannot entertain is that the American Left is a violent, destructive force.


European Athletics have released new photography guidelines. It's a pity our sport our sport is going from celebrating the athletic physique to hiding it.


Martin Shkreli reveals what separates great traders from everyone else "Traders are risk managers, fundamentally. Alpha is critical, but you cannot be a trader without excellent risk management." "You have to be able to get out of a losing position, which for so many people is really hard to do. To a great trader, it's very easy. But you also have to be able to resist lots of different impulses. You can't be impulsive. "That's why not many people are great traders. If anybody could be a great trader, you could easily get to a billion dollars in your personal account, but it's very hard." "Bad traders will either change their mind too quickly, or never at all. Eventually, enough stubbornness will lead you to bankruptcy. But if you unloosen that screw too much, that's not very good for stocks you really believe in that could go up 10 or 20 or 30X." "Good traders know when to get off the ride and not overstay their welcome, which I recommend after a 10x, 20x, 30x. You don't need the last 2x, you got most of it." "You're not paid to calculate, analyzing, channel checks, modeling, research. You're paid to make this line of PnL go up. That's the only part of the job that matters. It doesn't matter if you were right in the long run. All that matters is this line going up."


On August 24, 2014, James Beach, a six-foot-one businessman from Denver, was returning from Moscow when he deployed the Knee Defender—“a $22 gadget,” the Associated Press reported, “that attaches to a passenger’s tray table and prevents the person in front from reclining.” The woman in front of him, unable to lean back, flagged a flight attendant. From there, events spiralled. Beach removed the Knee Defender, but then became upset when the woman reclined forcefully, risking damage to his computer. He confronted her, pushed her seat forward, and tried to reinstall his device, at which point, he said, she turned around and threw her soda at him. The plane was diverted to Chicago, where it was met by police, and news coverage of the event led to conversations about reclining one’s airplane seat. “The bottom line is that reclining is a social act in an environment of social stress. It involves deciding whether to inflict your will on someone else, and enduring or resisting the effects of someone else’s decision,” Joshua Rothman writes. Read more about the ethics of reclining your seat: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/9zPAOe






Tour guide at elite college: > I'm really bad at math > We have quirky clubs! Like one where you take naps! > I'm taking a class where we only watch Disney movies Guide at mid-tier engineering school: > this is our team’s drone swarm, we have a DARPA competition next month

40 year old men being able to just decide that they don't care to work ever again is a sign of mass affluence. There is so much money floating around that they can just live as some type of dependent on a relative, cook up a disability claim, etc. Lots of scraps to eat.


I do think people subconsciously judge other people's intelligence a lot based on their head size and shape




