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@JCCapel Porque somos pobres

¿Por qué en España se come menos pescado? Claves para entender un problema que se agudiza.. En la última década el consumo en los hogares españones ha caído cerca de un 30%. Alrededor de 5.000 pescaderías de barrio han tenido que echar el cierre. gastroactitud.com/pista/por-que-…

@hadesCS2 @Kakologz lo dicho

110-year-old Turkish grandma shares her secret to a long life: "I never played Inferno"

@soloparajoder56 "No pueden leer el futuro y saber qué tipo de padres serán"

Mira con quién se dejan embarazar

@rajivkhaneja Tldr

I grew up the kid of immigrant parents who scraped together enough to send me to private school. I was surrounded by kids with nice cars and ski trips. We didn’t have that kind of money. My allowance was $10 a week, and by grade 4 I was using my paper route money to trade stocks at the kitchen table with my dad. At 13 I taught myself to code. At 14 I built pollit.com, one of the internet’s first online polling tools. It blew up. Millions of polls, massive traffic, clients like MTV and The New York Times. By Grade 11 the company was doing millions in revenue and I was hiring adults while still going to high school. I needed to run ads on all that traffic to make money, but every ad server on the market was built for big companies with big budgets. A teenager couldn’t afford any of them. So I built my own. At 17 someone offered me $2.5M for everything. I said no and went back to chemistry class. That ad server became AdButler. Today it handles over 100 billion ad requests a month for companies like Costco, HP, The Home Depot, and Microsoft. It’s been named one of the Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies by the Financial Times and a Top Growing Company by the Globe and Mail. Nearly three decades in, it’s still bootstrapped, still profitable, zero outside funding, and 100% uptime since 2017. I took everything AdButler generated and kept building. I co-founded Arvita Therapeutics where we’re developing mRNA cancer therapies for people with Neurofibromatosis Type 1. I’m opening Mari, a diagnostic imaging clinic. Through DoubleBlind Capital I invest in early-stage startups and have backed more than a dozen companies across SaaS, consumer products, and healthcare. I also own restaurants, a mobile home park, and commercial real estate. I like building and buying things that generate real cash flow in the real world, not just on a screen. I’m currently renovating a waterfront home in Victoria, BC. It’s the same city I grew up in, started my first company in, and never left. Everything I’ve built has been from here. Three things 28 years of building taught me: Your first company won’t be your best idea. It will lead you to your best idea. I built a polling tool to get traffic to my website. The traffic needed ads. The ads needed a server. That server became an 8-figure company. That company now funds cancer research. You can’t connect the dots looking forward. Saying no to money is harder than making it. Turning down $2.5M at 17 felt insane. But every time I’ve chosen long-term ownership over short-term cash, it’s paid back many times over. The hardest financial skill isn’t earning money. It’s not taking it when someone puts it right in front of you. Build the machine, not the product. Products come and go. What lasts is a system that generates cash flow and lets you point it at things that matter. I built an ad server. It gave me the freedom to fund cancer therapies, open a clinic, and invest in a dozen startups. None of that happens if I sell at 17. I write about this stuff here. Follow if you’re building something.

¿Y cuánta experiencia tienes manejando excavadoras? Pues...

@imfcnd @Kakologz

kscerato's pov

@Nadira_ali12 ive just tried and its true

ChatGPT is controlled

@elcomerciodigit y lo negativo?

@FightStorage black people: wait a minute, can I make money by working?

Woman shows her earnings as a Truck Driver 😳

@RealNety @InternetReels I agree, the black should be arrested

@InternetReels This is pure hatred, he should be arrested for real.

Dude left a store and discovered someone damaging his car with a key. Was his angry reaction justified?

@KindeandTrue israel is proud of him

@marcorandazza "radical take"

My very radical take that it should be legal to kill people like this. Not just defend yourself from them, but hunt them down and take them out before they harm. The standard of proof should be so high that you get the death penalty if you make a wrong decision about whose head you bring back. But we should have a privatized system where taxpayers pay for the heads of people like this

@Hipotelab @Kakologz así ye imagino en la cocina

Una china con acento gallego. Su padre no habla ni papa de español. Y juntos tienen un restaurante buffet en A Coruña que no para de llenarse. Mira esto 📽️komosushi_

@bibarra90 Es millonaria con maximo 10 años cotizados en la publica El chiste se cuenta solo

Para ser periodista deberías informarte mejor antes de hablar… Ay claro… ABC Nada más que añadir 😉

@LaRanaGitana El que trabaja equivale a 1/3 de los votos El que recibe pagas equivale a 2/3, por lo que siempre ganan

Esto de dar dinero a la gente que no trabaja y reventar a impuestos a los que sí... ¿Qué política de mierda representa que es?

@Unferrnecito92 Esto tiene que ser broma No quiero faltar el respeto a nadie ni mucho menos, pero físicamente eres como mucho un 5/10 Y viendo cómo eres en redes sociales, bajas a un 3/10

Estos que creen que estoy a su alcance.

@ma1ybe #feminism

At 4 weeks postpartum I was: sleeping 3 *nonconsecutive* hours a night; breastfeeding every 2 hours for at least 30 min a session, so about 6 hours a day; and bleeding through everything I wore. If men did this, the whole fucking world would be structured around parental leave.

@AmericanaMama_ There is no way these kinds of people exist

Nah fam

@AbigailLuna__ buenos plasticos

Si quisiera validación masculina pondría una foto como esta de perfil.